Baseball Tonight Gameday Listings With Several Matchups
The schedule shows games tonight in the majors with matchups including San Francisco at Montreal Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Houston and Los Angeles at Philadelphia. Tuesday adds Atlanta at Chicago San Francisco at Montreal San Diego at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Power
Philadelphia
Christenson
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Pastore
St. Louis
Martin
Pittsburgh
Rhoden
Houston
Sutton
Atlanta
Chicago
New York
Tonight's NBA schedule features key matchups across leagues
Chicago visits Toronto at 6 30 p m while Detroit locks with Texas at 7 05 p m Milwaukee plays Kansas City at 7 35 p m Boston hosts Anaheim at 7 35 p m New York travels to California at 9 35 p m Cleveland faces Perry at 9 30 p m Baltimore meets Oakland at 10 35 p m Chicago also eyes Toronto and Detroit Texas Milwaukee Kansas City Boston New York California Cleveland Seattle Baltimore Oakland in an action filled night.
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Haas
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Torrez
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Zahn
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Aot Perry
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Local Girls Tennis Results at Iowa Endorsement Tournament
At the C R Racquet Club the Girls 18 and under champion is Kelly Fackel of Rock Island who defeated Anita Horsch of Davenport 6-4 6-2. Robin Parmley of Grinnell won the consolation over Joni Eaton of Des Moines 6-4 6-0. In the 16 and under flight Caroline Knudten of C R won the title over Karen Myers 4 6-4 6-1 with Vicki Tschiggfrie of Dubuque taking the consolation 7-5 6-2. Blossom Bolton of Waterloo finished fifth over Jenny Feye who retired.
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C.R. Racquet Club
Kelly Fackel
Rock Island
Anita Horsch
Davenport
Robin Parmley
Grinnell
Joni Eaton
Des Moines
Renee Kern
C.R
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Karen Myers
Vicki Tschiggfrie
Dubuque
Maureen Cheramy
Pleasant Valley
Blossom Bolton
Waterloo
Jenny Feye
Celtics Top 76ers In Opener To Lead East Series
Boston defeated Philadelphia 121 to 81 to grab a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. The Sunday result sets up Wednesday's clash as Philadelphia visits Boston for game two.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Islanders edge Canucks 6-5 in OT on Saturday
The New York Islanders defeated the Vancouver Canucks 6-5 in overtime in a high scoring NHL affair. The game went to OT after a back and forth battle, with key goals from both teams and a late surge by the Islanders to seal the win.
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Vancouver
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Comets Rally Past Cyclones 4-3 At Jones Park
Ambroz Lawson and Guy Kesovadhana each scored twice as the Comets improved to 3-1 with a 4-3 home win over Iowa State at Jones Park CR.
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CR. Comets
Iowa State
Ambroz Lawson
Guy Kesovadhana
Comets
Weekend MLB and NFL Transactions Highlight Player Moves
Milwaukee Brewers place Larry Hisle on the 15 day DL and recall Marshall Edwards from Vancouver. Expos designate Rodney Scott for reassignment and bring back Brad Mills from Wichita. Cardinals place David Green on the 15 day DL and recall Willie McGee. Giants place Reggie Smith on the 15 day DL and recall Tom OMalley. Patriots sign John Ellis Richard Brown Roy Dean Ricky Bynum and Peter Corrigan. Colts waive defensive tackle Mike Barnes.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Larry Hisle
Marshall Edwards
Vancouver
Montreal Expos
Rodney Scott
Brad Mills
Wichita
Bill Lee
Tom Gorman
Wichita Aeros
St.louis Cardinals
David Green
Willie McGee
Louisville
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Reggie Smith
Tom O'Malley
Phoenix
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John Ellis
Richard Brown
Roy Dean
Ricky Bynum
Peter Corrigan
Baltimore Colts
Mike Barnes
Prairie and LaSalle Girls at Regis Tr District Assembly
Girls golf opens with Prairie and LaSalle at Regis while Kingston hosts a district girls meet. Wisconsin Rapids visits Reds at 6 30 a.m. MVC girls at Wash at 8 30 a.m. Kirkwood sub regional at C R and Kirkwood of Indian Hills play. Fowler-Modern in MO schedule.
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LaSalle
Regis
Kingston
Wisconsin Rapids
Reds
MVC
Wash
Kirkwood
C.R
Indian Hills
Fowler-Modern
Local Golf Flight Winners and Sunday Sports Cards
Local golf results list first through fourth flight winners led by Bob Thorson and Eldon Hench with scores from 40 to 50. Closest to pin honors go to Bob Rudd and Steve Carron. Sunday softball scores show Trinity over Katz&Jammers 10–3 and other league results. At Vinton speedway, winners include Rob Walter in Oval Heat and Scott Yerkes in the Figure 8 Feature. IMCA Modified and altered street stock show various heats and victors with Mike Mayer and Steve Hatcher among top finishers. Powder Puff Brenda Kroll led spectator events.
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Bob Thorson
George Earnest
Roger Schiotfelt
Bob Rudd
Bill Biedermen
Rod Metford
Bob Kent
Ray Kessell
Wayne Campbell
Jim Loftsgord
Lee Shonko
Bob Elliot
Eldon Hench
Asa Miller
Rupert Mainix
Bill Faches
Steve Carron
Vinton Speedway
Rob Walter
Vinton
Scott Yerkes
Slugging Sluggers Spark NY Mets and Braves Rally
Willie Hernandez earned the win in the ninth inning. Tim Lollar delivered a four hit game with a run-batted-in single as Philadelphia halted a six game Philadelphia run. Rusty Staub snapped an 0-16 slump with a pinch hit homer in the ninth to spark the Mets. Dave Kingman hit his 11th homer to lead the league. Bob Horner hit his ninth homer for Atlanta. Joe Cowley Preston Hanna Steve Bedrosian and Gene Garber combined on a three hitter to beat the Reds. Jason Thompson hit his 10th homer and Johnny Ray went 4-for-5 for Pittsburgh. Don Robinson earned the win and Kent Tekulve earned his third save.
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New York
Rusty Staub
Mets
Dave Kingman
St. Louis
Bob Horner
Joe Cowley
Preston Hanna
Steve Bedrosian
Gene Garber
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Jason Thompson
Johnny Ray
Pirates
Don Robinson
Kent Tekulve
Reds
Blue Jays sweep Royals as Barfield homers
In Toronto Jesse Barfield hit a solo homer and Dave Stieb allowed eight hits as the Blue Jays completed a three game series sweep. Elsewhere Rudy Law drove in two for the White Sox in Detroit and Jim Gantner powered the Brewers in Milwaukee with three RBIs including a homer. Tony Perez and Bob Stanley helped the Rangers at Arlington with a sixth inning run scoring double. Don Baylor and Bobby Grich homered for California at Anaheim while Tim Foli added a double and a triple to drive in three.
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Jesse Barfield
Dave Stieb
Blue Jays
Detroit
Rudy Law
White Sox
Milwaukee
Jim Gantner
Ben Oglivie
Brewers
Twins
Arlington
Texas
Tony Perez
Bob Stanley
Rangers
Anaheim
Calif
Don Baylor
Bobby Grich
Tim Foli
California
Collins Radio wins Des Moines Softball Hall of Fame tourney
Collins Radio of Cedar Rapids goes 4-0 to take the fast pitch tournament title defeating Modern Piping 2-1 in the winners bracket final and 3-2 in the championship. Gary Hutchins earned the 2-1 win and pitched the title game as part of the undefeated run.
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Collins Radio
Cedar Rapids
Collins
Modern Piping
Gary Hutchins
Cedar Rapids Gymnasts Win Iowa State Championships
CRAG defeated competitors in Council Bluffs to take the Iowa United States Gymnastics Federation State Championship. John Jirotto, 13-15, swept floor, pommel, rings, vault, parallel bars, high bar and all-around. Bob Spink, 16-17, led in all events and overall. Paul Naujoks, 13-15, won pommel horse floor, high bar, parallel bars and all-around.
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Mark Griffith
Andrew Cooper
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids Association of Gymnastics
Iowa United States Gymnastics Federation
CRAG
John Jirotto
Bob Spink
Paul Naujoks
All-women’s Run Draws 403 in Iowa City
The Mothers Day Run ’82 in Iowa City drew 403 entrants in four divisions. Wilma Hovland of Cedar Rapids finished second in the five kilometer run, while Alice and Lisa Kusserow of Marion claimed 1-2 in the five kilometer walk. Winners included Ann Coombs and Karen Clark in their respective events.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Ann Coombs
Wilma Hovland
Linda Svensen
Karen Clark
Linda Coldwell
Kathy Foukar
Kellyn Quin
Margie Stang
Leslie Kolp
Alice Kusserow
Lisa Kusserow
Ann Ruby
Class B Doubles leaders emerge in Iowa State Bowling
The Iowa State Women's Bowling Tournament at Jubilee and Lancer Lanes shows Chariton's Sharon Carter and Judy Gillaspy leading Class B Doubles with 1,169. Mary Wagert of Marshalltown tops All Events with 1,585 as the event runs through June 6. multiple class leaders are listed for A to E, with clusters in Cedar Rapids, Winterset, and other towns.
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Iowa State
Jubilee
Lancer
Sharon Carter
Judy Gillaspy
Chariton
Mary Wagert
Marshalltown
Dee Miller
Pat Meeker
Cedar Rapids
Shirley Morton
Lee Highland
Dubuave
Betty Kurth
Eula Wood
Bernice Crozier
Jackie Mundorf
Eileen Keller
Carol Evans
Davenport
Donna Grawe
Frieda Bucher
Winterset
Dubuque
Lil Fliss
Waterloo
Karen Gorman
Dennison
Ida Mae Ketelsen
Silas Pedersen
Atlantic
Pat Goss
Iowa City
Shirley Glenn
Perry
Lori Sheridan Lenox
Mary Vagert
Mary Mitchell
Lake City
Donna Clapsaddie
Mason City
Judy Geiken
Ackley
Charlene Olson
Beer City
Cindy Hochstetter
Anita Solberg
Ames
Irene Ponkoke
Mount Pleasant
Jo Ann Hawkins
Elkader
Marlene Reid
New London
Amy Sawyers
Judy Larson
Nancy Green
Mears Opens Indy 500 Week With Unofficial Speed Mark
Rick Mears, favored to win the Indy 500, posted an unofficial 203.7 mph speed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway after 15 laps, exceeding the prior unofficial record of 203.666 mph set by A J Foyt in 1978. He arrived with stitches on three fingers of his right hand but remains a top contender for his second victory.
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Rick Mears
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mears
A.J. Foyt
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