Multiple Iowa prep sports events on schedule
Burlington at C R Kernels 6:30 p m. Marion hosts Wamac Championships girls track at 5 p m. Marion boys track at Wamac in Van Home 5 p m. MVC Mississippi division meet at Jones 9 30 a m. MVC Valley division meet Gardner 9 30 a m. Regina at Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference Championships Williamsburg 4 30 p m. Regina Mount Vernon boys soccer 4 30 p m. Mount Vernon Regina girls soccer 4 30 p m. Maquoketa at Marion girls tennis 4 p m. Upper Iowa at Viterbo college baseball live events only. Killerspin table tennis 2005 at The Arnold ESPN2 11 a m. MLB Seattle Mariners at Yankees 6 p m ESPN. White Sox at Rays 6 p m CSN. Braves at Rockies 7 30 p m TBS. NBA Playoffs Pacers at Pistons 7 p m TNT. Mavericks at Suns 9 30 p m TNT. Sports desk and contact numbers listed for local coverage and results reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf City High
Linn-Mar
Jefferson
Xavier
Jones
Kennedy
Washington
Iowa City West
Prairie
Gardner
Regina
Eastern Iowa
Williamsburg
Mount Vernon
Maquoketa
Marion
Upper Iowa
Viterbo
the Arnold
Seattle Mariners
New York Yankees
ESPN
Chicago White Sox
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Atlanta Braves
Colorado Rockies
Indiana Pacers
Detroit Pistons
Dallas Mavericks
Phoenix Suns
TNT
Dallas rolls past Houston in decisive late playoff clincher
In Dallas on Saturday, the Mavericks crushed the Rockets 116 to 76 to win the best of seven series 4-3. Key players included Shaquille O Neal not in this game. Dallas rode a balanced attack led by Dirk Nowitzki and Tony Parker as Houston faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Houston
Minors Midwest League First Half Standings and Results
Eastern Division leaders: South Bend 19 11 633, Lansing 18 12 600, Fort Wayne 17 12 586. Western Division: Clinton 9 1 63, Wisconsin 17 13 567, Beloit 12 14 533. Sunday results include South Bend and Wisconsin wins. Monday and Tuesday schedules list games across divisions and several MLS matches. Also MLS and other league listings appear in current sports digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Lansing
Blue Jays
Fort Wayne
Padres
Mich
Devil Rays
Michigan
Tigers
Dayton
Reds
Clinton
Rangers
Wisconsin
Mariners
Memphis
Cardinals
Nashville
Brewers
Omaha
Royals
Iowa
Cubs
Oklahoma
Round Rock
Astros
Albuquerque
Marlins
New Orleans
Salt Lake
Angels
MeTacoma
Col. Springs
Rockies
Portland
Wit
Tucson
Sacramento
Athletics
Las Vegas
Dodgers
Fresno
Giants
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Iowa Times
Tacoma
Colorado
Chicago
Grand Rapids
San Jose
Arizona
New York
Dallas
Philadelphia
Columbus
x-Georgia
Orlando
Tampa Bay
Austin
Georgia
Region XI golf opens with Kirkwood lead at Hunter's Ridge
Kirkwood tops the Region XI first day standings at Hunter's Ridge par 72 with a team score of 295 while Iowa Lakes 305 and Iowa Western 322 trail. Cedric Bertin of Kirkwood and Kent Schroeder of Iowa Lakes tied for individual medalist at 713 with Dan Ganahl, Brook Maher, and Tyler Salzman at 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter’s Ridge
Kirkwood
Iowa Lakes
Iowa Western
Iowa Central
North Iowa
Ellsworth
Southwestern
Southeastern
Scott
Marshalltown
Cedric Bertin
Kent Schroeder
Dan Gan
Baseball and basketball transaction roundup Sunday
The Boston Red Sox purchase RHP Ola Meredith from Pawtucket IL and designate RHP Blaine Neal for assignment. Wade Miller returns from the 15 day DL as Lenny DiNardo is sent to Pawtucket. White Sox activate Willie Harris from bereavement and send Pedro Lopez to Charlotte while Jamie Burke is DFA. Cubs sign Darren Oliver to a minor league deal. Pirates release Benito Santiago and place Craig Wilson on the 15 day DL. Ray Sadler purchased from Altoona. Nationals outright J J Davis to New Orleans and Henry Mateo activated from 15 day DL. Mystics waive Tong Coleman and Tiffany Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Ola
Meredith Fro
Pawtucket
Blaine Neal
Wade Miller
Lenny DiNardo
Chicago White Sox
Willie Harris
Pedro Lopez
Charlotte
Jamie Burke
Kevin Walker
Chicago Cubs
Darren Oliver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Benito Santiago
Craig Wilson
Ray Sadler
Altoona
Washington Nationals
J.J. Davis
New Orleans
Henry Mateo
Pro golf results highlight Axley top money list
Eric Axley earned 81 000 dollars finishing at 270 total after rounds of 69 67 67 67. Troy Matteson collected 48 600 with 272 tied for second as Ryan Armour and Matt Weibring also earned substantial checks. Other finishers included David McKenzie Craig Bowden T van der Walt Cliff Kresge D Hammond Scott Petersen Charley Motman and Guy Boros with varying scores and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Axley
Troy Matteson
Ryan Armour
Matt Weibring
David McKenzie
Craig Bowden
T.van der Walt
Cliff Kresge
D.hammond
Scott Petersen
Charley Motman
Guy Boros
Roennn
Charlotte
N.C
Quail Hollow Club
Vnal
Vijay Singh
Sergio Garcia
Dim Furyk
Chris DiMarco
Carlos Franco
Vaughn Taylor
Phil Mickelson
Greg Owen
D.J. Trahan
Billy Mayfair
Nick Watney
Tiger Woods
Stephen Leaney
Scott Verplank
Kenny Perry
Bret Quigley
Mark Hensby
Jeff Sluman
P A. Johansson
Fred Funk
Adam Scott
C.howell III
Bill Haas
Brandt Jobe
Geoff Ogilvy
John Rollins
Nick Price
T.armour III
Woody Austin
Hank Kuehne
Bart Bryant
Rod Pampling
Steve Flesch
Chad Campbell
Craig Barlow
Tom Pernice, Jr
Jay Haas
Kevin Sutherland
F.jacobson
R.s.johnson
Dean Wilson
Patrick Sheehan
Joey Sindelar
Justin Rose
Brian Gay
Brad Faxon
J.L. Lewis
Steve Allan
Marco Dawson
Dennis Paulson
Kevin Na
Mark O'Meara
Ted Purdy
Andrew Magee
Tom Byrum
Arian Atwal
Paul Azinger
Heath Slocum
Maruyama
Ben Curtis
Shaun Micheel
Jesper Parnevik
Sean O’hair
Robert Damron
Scott Head
Carl Pettersson
Duffy Waldorf
Aaron Baddeley
H. Tanaka
Jay Williamson
Steve Lowery
Skip Kendall
Bo van Pelt
Todd Hamilton
Robert Gomez
P.harrington
Tom Kite
Italy
Castello di Tocinasco G&cc
Steve Webster
England
Bradley Dredge
Wales
Richard Finch
A.hansen
Denmark
Emanuele Canonica
G.franciz-Castano
Spain
Simon Kahn
A.mclardy
South Aft
Jamie Spence
Adam Groom
Australia
Stuart Little
Gary Orr
Scotland
Marcel Siem
Germany
David Drysdale
Soren Kieldsen
G.paddison
New Zealand
Williamsburg
Kingsmill
Cristie Kerr
Jill McGill
M.redman
C.matthew
Natalie Gulbis
Gloria Park
A.J. Eathorne
Rosie Jones
Juli Inkster
Mi Hyun Kim
Shi Hyun Ahn
Silvia Cavalleri
Grace Park
A Sorenstam
S.prammasdh
Marcy Hart
Beth Bader
Nicole Perrot
R.hetherington
A Morgan Pressel Lorie Kane
Laura Davies
Jennifer Rosales
Dimin Kang
Beth Daniel
Lindsey Wright
Meg Mallon
Malinda Johnson
Kim Williams
Nancy Scranton
Laura Diaz
Jenna Daniels
Wendy Doolan
TPC
Wakefield
Nadal and Henin-Hardenne Triumph in Rome and Berlin
In Rome Rafael Nadal defeats Guillermo Coria in a five set final 6-4 3-6 6-3 4-6 7-6. In Berlin Justine Henin-Hardenne beats Nadia Petrova 6-3 4-6 6-3 to win the Qatar Total German Open. Elena Likhovtseva and Vera Zvonareva prevail in doubles 4-6 6-4 6-3 over Cara Black and Liezel Huber.
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Rome
Rafael Nadal
Spain
Guillero Coria
Argentina
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Belgium
Nadia Petrova
Russia
Elena Likhovtseva
Vera Zvonareva
Cara Black
Zimbabwe
Liezel Huber
South Africa
Pro football results and Saturday schedule
Amsterdam defeated Frankfurt 48 to 10 while Cologne beat Berlin 23 to 17. Saturday games list Rhein at Berlin at 11 a.m. Amsterdam at Hamburg at noon and Cologne at Frankfurt at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Cologne
Berlin
Nowa
Rhein
Hamburg
W_LT Pet PFPA
Creighton routs Northern Iowa in MVC tilt
The Bluejays pounded five home runs to beat Northern Iowa 9 to 1 in Omaha. Nate Trumm drove UNI's only run with a third inning fielder's choice as Creighton improves to 36-12 and 15-6 in conference play while UNI falls to 21-24 and 6-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
W—Schaecher
L—Hansen
Hr—Roth
Dutton
Daeges
Zach
Lapito
Gradeville
Bluejays
Panthers
Nate Trumm
UNI
College softball results across OWA and junior college regions
OWA Colleges scores show Minors 8 Iowa 7. Kansas 4 Iowa State 2. Northern Iowa 7 Drake 3. Junior College Regionals at Muscatine Kirkwood 2 Iowa Lakes 5 in 10 innings. at Des Moines Hess shuts out Slings. at Fort Dodge Iowa Lakes edges Kirkwood 2 1. Irregular line scores and highlights note pitchers DeVreese Arnold Hess and McCarty among others.
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OWA
Iowa
Kansas
Iowa State
Northern Iowa
Drake
Muscatine
Kirkwood
Iowa Lakes
Pearl Field
Claire DeVreese
Mary Miller
DeVreese
Julie Balicki
Ali Arnold
Lisa Birocci
Emily Nichols
Sami Baugh
W—Miller
L—Arnold
SV DeVreese
Hr—Iil
Jeena Hall
Des Moines
Hess
Ibekwe
King
Slings
Wood
W - Hess
L - Slings
RBI
Rachael Rogers
Tracy Davis
Nikki Ferden
Fort Dodge
Oden
McCarty
Foor
Shea Carpenter
Nicky van Camp
W— McCarty
L—Carpenter
Andrea Swanson
Erika Rockwell
Eagles
Swanson
Rockwell
Destiny Willer
Ashley Westphal
Arin Pershing
Rohr
Reinders
W—Rohr
L—Pershing
Spanish Grand Prix and Dodge race results summary
Formula One at Barcelona lists Raikkonen winner with 66 laps in 1 hour 27 minutes 16.830 seconds. Alonso, Trulli, Ralf Schumacher follow in order. NASCAR Nextel Cup Dodge Reed 500 features Biffle Gordon Kahne Martin Newman McMurray with race stats and prize money. Independent Speedway results and various IMCA classes conclude the page with heat and feature winners.
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Barcelona
Spain
Kimi Raikkonen
Finland
McLaren- Mercedes
Fernando Alonso
Renault
Jarno Trulli
Haly
Toyota
Ralf Schumacher
Germany
Giancarlo Fisichella
Italy
Markrene
Australia
Williamsam
Juan Pablo Montoya
Columbia
McLaren-Mercedes
David Coulthard
Britain
Red Bull- Cosworth
Rubens Barrichello
Brazil
Ferrari
Nick Heidfeld
Williams- Bmw
Felipe Massa
Sauber-Petronas
Tiego Monteiro
Portugal
Jordan- Toyota
Narain Karthikeyan
India
Greg Biffle
Ford
Jeff Gordon
Chevrolet
Kasey Kahne
Dodge
Mark Martin
Ryan Newman
Jamie McMurray
Jimmie Johnson
Dave Earnhardt Jr
Carl Edwards
Tony Stewart
Joe Nemechek
Rusty Wallace
Ricky Rudd
Kevin Harvick
Dale Jarrett
Brian Vickers
Bobby Labonte
Ego Ken Schrader
Mike Bliss
Elliott Sadier
Jeff Burton
Jeff Green
Kyle Busch
Mike Wallace
Scott Wimmer
Matt Kenseth
Kenny Wallace
Kyle Petty
Dave Blaney
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Stanton Barrett
Kevin Lepage
Jeremy Mayfield
Michael Waltrip
Sterling Marlin
Carl Long
Jeff Fuller
Nace
Eande
K.kahne
G.biffle
J.mayfield
M.wallace
J.johnson
Menseth
Johnson
K.lepage
J.gordon
B.vickers
R.newman
Kurt Busch
E.sadler
M.martin
T.stewart
J.mcmurray
D.earnhardt Jr
U S Team Beats Sweden 5-1 at World Hockey Championship
U S captain Mike Modano had a goal and an assist as the United States toppled Sweden 5-1 in Innsbruck. Yan Stastny, Erik Cole and Brian Gionta added goals, tying Canada for second in Group F with five points. Russia beat the Czech Republic 2-1 in Vienna to lead Group E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan Stastny
United States
Sweden
Innsbruck
Austria
U.S
Mike Modano
Mike Knuble
Erik Cole
Brian Gionta
Canada
Russia
Czech Republic
Vienna
Finland
Slovakia
Switzerland
Rick DiPietro
Olympiahalle
Stastny
Henrik Lundqvist
Vladimir Krikunov
David Vyborny
Jaromir Jagr
Rick Nash
Patrick Marleau
Niklas Hagman
Jukka Hentunen
Wade Redden
Tomi Kallio
Roberto Luongo
Ivo Ruthemann
Miroslav Satan
Marian Hossa
Zigmund Palffy
Denmark
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Sportsday
Burlington
C.R. Kernels
van Home
Sports Desk
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
WATS
Gazettecommunications.com
Miami
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Seattle
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Detroit
Phoenix
Sunda
NBA
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Jamison
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Hughes
Thomas
Ruffin
Dixon
Peeler
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Profit
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Haslem
O'Neal
D.jones
Wade
Laetiner
Dooling
Mourning
Butler
Anderson
Doleac
Bowen
Duncan
Mohammed
Barry
Parker
Ginobili
Horry
Udrih
Robinson
Nesterovic
Massenburg
Brown
Antonio Secuebs
Collison
Daniels
Allen
Murray
Lewis
Radmanovic
Wilkins
Evans
Ridnour
McMillan
McGrady
Padgett
Yao
Sura
Wesley
James
Mutombo
Norris
Jo.Howard
Nowitzki
Dampier
Finley
Terry
Stackhouse
Armstrong
Henderson
Harris
Bradley
Yap
James A
D.C. United
New England
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MetroStars
Chivas USA
Real Salt Lake
FC Dallas
Steve Nash
Shaquille O'Neal
Dirk Nowitzki
Tim Duncan
Allen Iverson
LeBron James
Cleveland
Tracy McGrady
Dwyane Wade
Amare Stoudemire
Ray Allen
Kevin Garnett
Gilbert Arenas
Vince Carter
New Jersey
Marcus Camby
Denver
P.J. Brown
Shawn Marion
Michigan State
City St Cedar Ranide Foom
Dallas Phoenix
National Basketbel Association
Washigton Mystics
T Coney’ Coleman
C Tiffany Williams
Pro Tennis
Michael Liodra
Fabrice Santoro
France
Bob and
Mike Bryan
Bertin
Luc Rot-Weiss
SN Hhamee
Pros
Nevada
Bob
Blairs Ferry Rd
NFL Europe
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Mount Mercy
Wartburg
Kirkwood Pershing
Jacques Villeneuve
Sauber
Petronas
Michael Schumacher
Christian Albers
Netherlands
Minardi-Cosworth
Patrick Friesacher
Vitantonio Liuzzi
Ind
Stephen Leicht
Brian Campbell
Kris Stump
Scott Baker
Bobby Stremme
Landon Cassill
Fairfax
Chad Wood
Dan Lensing
Peter Cozzolino
Doug True
Garry Stuber
Waterloo
Joey Schaefer
Ed Thomas
Jason Snyder
Dunkerton
Stuber
Tim Murty
Tama
Troy Cordes
Raymond
J.D. Auringer
Evansdale
Scott Hogan
Vinton
Chris Wessner
Quasqueton
Damon Murty
Chelsea
Sean Johnson
Independence
Norman Chesmore
Jarod Weepie
Murty
Eric Weber
Jesup
Brett Mather
Lamont
Jeff Franck
Winthrop
Rod Grother
Chris Luloff
Travis Michels
Hazletone
Brian Happel
Joe Sprague
Grother
Matt Hogan
Bill Meyer
Sumner
Pat Stansbery
Adam Gebel
Dysart
John Bates
Fairbank
Joe Docekal
Bates
Bob Ebaugh
Danny Dvorak
Kip Siems
Cedar Falls
Jim Buhlman
Innabrock
Latvia
Ukraine
DiPietro
Yan
Taamin
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