Area sports meet and college schedules mixed Friday
The schedule lists Friday events across area high schools and colleges. Key items include Iowa City West at City High boys track at 4 30 p m, Marion at Cascade coed early bird events, and Kennedy at Pleasant Valley. College slate features softball Iowa at Indiana baseball Iowa at Ohio State and more across venues.
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Television sporting schedule highlights and matchups
A dense listing of sports programming across multiple networks featuring golf, baseball, basketball, tennis, boxing, and MMA. Notable items include PGA Tours and LPGA events, MLB preseason games, NBA games between Pistons Bulls and Rockets Lakers, and the Friday Night Fights card Valerie Mahfood vs Mary Jo Sanders.
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Simpson Spring Invite Final Golf Results At Indianola
Central White wins with 311, Simpson College 312, Simpson Red 315. Coe 326, Wartburg Orange 328, Simpson Black 340, Dubuque 348, Ellsworth CC 355, Grand View 358. Individual leaders include Zach Massey and Josh Noonan both from Central White and Justin Peterson of Wartburg with 75.
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Hole in One Sparks at Twin Pines Golf Club
Sperry and Stepanek achieve a hole in one on 132 yards at Twin Pines Cedar Rapids course No 8 No 13 with 9 iron. The shots involved players from The Wills Tlacida and Cedar Rapids clubs.
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World Championships Melbourne Swim Trials Top 16 and Finals
At Melbourne top swimmers posted 200 Backstroke and 200 Breaststroke marks with Aaron Peirsol and Kosuke Kitajima leading respective events. Natalie Coughlin led the 100 free, while Australia and several nations competed across semifinals and finals with mixed results and DNS entries.
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Jim Piper
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Grigori Faiko
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Natalie Coughlin
Erica Morningstar
Libby Lenton
Britta Steffen
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Josefin Linhage
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Jodie Henry
Francesca Halsall
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Ranorni Kromowidioio
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THURSDAY NHL RESULTS WITH MULTIPLE GAMES LISTED
Anaheim 5 Columbus 2 Atlanta 3 Toronto 2 OT Pittsburgh 4 Boston 2 St Louis 5 Edmonton 2 Calgary 4 Minnesota 2 Detroit 2 Nashville 1 Calgary at Minnesota tied Edmonton St Louis weekend matchups noted with late games and scores across multiple teams and venues.
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NCAA FINAL FOUR showdown set for Arena
Teams in caps chase a prestigious Final Four berth as the field narrows. Key players and coaches prepare for a decisive matchup in a high stakes college basketball sprint toward the national semifinals.
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Major League Baseball and NFL/NHL player moves across teams
Transactions include Gavin Floyd and Boone Logan optioned to Charlotte IL. Koplove signed minor league deal with Indians. Rogers placed on DL. Shields signed four-year deal with Angels. Rabe reassigned to minor league camp. Micell released by Devil Rays. Botts optioned to Oklahoma City. Vazquez reassigned. Gagne Arias Breinecker DL. Tatler outright to Syracuse. Diamondbacks claim Durbin. Reds option Livingston Majewski. Rockies Tom Martin DL. Marlins fields, Gall reassigned. Brewers release Balfour. Nix placed on OL. Mets purchase contracts Smith Sele. Sosa sent to New Orleans. Chiefs sign McGraw. Lightning signs AHL affiliate Nortok. college notes include Penders extension, McKenna as Indiana State coach, Temple extends Staley.
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College baseball scores and standings snapshot
Augsburg 6 5 Luther 3 10 Grinnell 5 William Penn North Dakota 8 1 Upper Iowa 1 4 Kirkwood 10 4 Cornell JV 0 1 Pro soccer MISS Glance standings show Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Baltimore Milwaukee California with clinched playoff spots. Today’s games Philadelphia at Baltimore Baltimore at Chicago Milwaukee at California Detroit at Philadelphia.
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Starmont Relays Track Meet Results At Starmont
Starmont hosts a boys track meet with Center Point Urbana South Winneshiek and others. Event winners include Matt Banse Starmont in shot put at 58-4 and Heath Cordes Clarksville in discus at 135-22 with solid marks across running jumping and relay events.
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Canas Triumphs In Crandon Park Quarterfinals Upset
In Miami at Crandon Park Tennis Center, Guillermo Canas of Argentina defeated Tom Robredo of Spain 7-6 5, 6-1 to reach the semifinals as part of a day of WTA and ATP action. Henin edged Chakvetadze 6-2 6-3 in women’s singles semifinals.
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NBA Box Scores From Thursday Games
Box score details show Detroit at Chicago with final 81-83 and Houston at Los Angeles Clippers with 92-87. Key performers include Prince 10-20 4-4-26 for Detroit and Gordon 8-19 for Chicago. Yao 24 for Houston and McGrady 27 for Houston. Maggette 13 for Clippers.
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NCAA Tournament Semi Final Night In New York
Georgetown faces Ohio State and UCLA meets Florida in the national semifinals at Madison Square Garden. The winners meet in the national championship game on Monday April 2. Women’s NIT finals feature North Carolina versus Wyoming in Cleveland and LSU against Rutgers in a second semifinal.
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Bowling 300 games and high scores across leagues
Matt McGatie bowled a 300 in the Buddies Men's league at May City Bowl. Conrad Funk also rolled a perfect game in the Allied Industrial league. The report lists multiple bowlers with notable scores from CR Bowling Center Lancer Lanes Westdale and Castle Lanes including 279s 274s and 298s with several 700+ series.
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Baseball Tripleheader Saturday Slates Early Games
A packed day of MLB action features the Yankees vs Detroit and several other 12:05 p.m. startouts including Toronto-Cleveland, Tampa Bay-Cincinnati, Minnesota-Pittsburgh, and Florida-New York Mets, with Chicago White Sox at Atlanta and Boston at Philadelphia among 6:05 p.m. evenings.
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Softball Scores From College Meet On Thursday
Ashford beat Cornell 3 to 0 with Coe at William Penn. Upper Iowa defeated Mount Mercy 10 to 1. UW Platteville 7 Clarke 11. Loras 6 Clarke 9. Edgewood 1 Mount Mercy 7.
Indiana Wins NCAA Basketball Titles Across Years
In 1940 Indiana routed Kansas 60 to 42 to claim the NCAA championship. In 1961 sophomore guard Isiah Thomas scored 23 points as Indiana beat North Carolina 63 to 50 to win the NCAA title. In 1967 Keith Smart hit a 16 foot jumper for a 74 to 73 Indiana victory over Syracuse to capture the championship.
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Tigers' Kenny Rogers to miss start with fatigued arm
Detroit Tigers pitcher Kenny Rogers will miss at least one start due to a fatigued arm. Team president Dave Dombrowski declined details while a person familiar with the situation mentioned a possible blood clot. Rogers left for tests with a specialist.
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Williams, Henin to meet in Key Biscayne final
Serena Williams defeated Shahar Peer 7-6 6-1 to reach the Sony Ericsson Open final in Key Biscayne. Justine Henin advanced by beating Anna Chakvetadze 6-2 6-3, renewing a long dormant rivalry with Williams that last met in 2003 Wimbledon semifinals.
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Maradona Treated in Argentina Clinic for Alcohol and Diet Abuse
Argentine soccer icon Diego Maradona remained sedated in a Buenos Aires clinic for alcoholism and overeating and smoking. Clinic director Hector Pesera said the 47-year-old former star was not in danger, in stable condition, and improving after ambu lance transport to Guemes Sanatorium.
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Veterinarian Cleared on Most Counts in Vodka Horse Tampering Case
Four misdemeanor charges were dropped against Jay Stewart former Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association president after witnesses could not be located. He faced potential six months in jail and 1000 dollars in fines for each Class II misdemeanor count of tampering with a publicly exhibited contest.
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Bluffton baseball team honors fallen teammate with black jerseys
Ohio Bluffton University baseball players will wear black jerseys for a game to honor teammates killed in a bus crash. Bluffton President James Harder says the move helps players move on while remembering the missing teammate.
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Iowa seeks new basketball coach amid busy nationwide hunt
Iowa weighs candidates as Steve Alford departs for New Mexico. Names resurfacing include Jeff Bzdelik, Tony Bennett, Sean Miller, Lon Kruger, Tom Crean, Todd Lickliter, Bill Donovan, Mark Few, and Gregg Beilein. Creighton’s Altman remains favored at Creighton with a $1 million annual package.
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