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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 2002

Page

21

Regional and League Playoffs Highlight Tonight

Dayton at C R Kennels 6 30 p m prep baseball Metro Tournament Xavier and Washington meet at Jefferson 5 p m Prairie at Jefferson 7 Mount Vernon versus Marion at Kennedy 5 Linn Mar at Kennedy 7 Girls tennis regional team tournament girls golf regional live events only Western Conference Final Game 2 Colorado Avalanche at Detroit Red Wings 6 p m ESPN White Sox at Red Sox 6 p m Cincinnati Reds at Cardinals 7 p m ESPN2 NBA Playoffs semifinals Lakers at Kings 830 p m TNT

Xavier Washington Jefferson Prairie Mount Vernon Marion Kennedy Linn-Mar Colorado Avalanche Detroit Red Wings Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Cardinals L.A. Lakers Sacramento Kings

State track regions determine qualifiers for state meet

Teams from Manchester Davenport Mount Pleasant Cascade Cascade West Liberty Cascade Cedar Rapids Washington West Liberty and Keota compete in regional groupings with numerous athletes named. Top regional team in each area earns state bid May 26 to 29 at Jester Park Golf Course Granger with second team if home course. Individual top three from each region advance if not already on home course.

Ottumwa Fairfield Amanda Anderson Burlington Stephanie Kohr Brenda Ferry Jennifer Russell Brittany Lambert Keokuk Meredith Woodard Jen Freeman Pella Emily Bensink Sharilyne Hoekstra Morgan Even Jesup Kari Christiansen Kelly Ronitsen Ketsie Williams Midland Samantha Kiever East Buchanan Lena Wieshau Bellevue Lisa Nielsen Preston Jenny Drumm North Cedar Gina Dunn Kelly Neubert Bellevue Marquette Lindsay Humnker Turkey Valley Jessica Stanek Tripoli Melissa Greise Wansie Valley Lindsey Guver Valley Cew Alyssa Borlaug Keota Montezuma Bgm Fairfield Maharishi Winfield Mount Union Wapello Iowa City Regina Columbus Junction Kaela Phillips Franziska Kunz Lynnville-Sully Kelly Cole HLV Amber Walker Bree Lynch Belle Piaine Kelly Martin Kristin Stautter Jester Park Granger

Golf at Iowa City results from Pleasant Valley course

Don Dixon defeated Art Barron 4 3 while Tom Davis beat Scott Dyers 4 3. Dan Reeves defeated Joan Rhodes 3 2 and Larry Starr beat Richard Fleming 5 3. Bob Lane won 1 up over Jim Merchant. Scott Garnes defeated Jim Stebnens 6 7. Fetzer and Dohrn halved. Ted Rodgers beat Herman Hein 3 2 and Dan Naughton overcame Ed Schmucker 4 2.

Iowa City Pleasant Valley Cedar Rapids Don Dixon Art Barron Tom Davis Scott Dyers Dan Reeves Joan Rhodes Larry Starr Richard Fleming Bob Lane Jim Merchant Scott Garnes Jim Stebnens Jim Fetzer Gary Dohrn Ted Rodgers Herman Hein Dan Naughton Ed Schmucker

Final results from pro golf event with Zorkan Zorkic winner

Zoran Zorkic won the tournament with an 81 000 purse and a total score of 274 after rounds of 67 66 7 274. Doug Barron earned 48 600 finishing at 275 alongside Lucas Glover 26 100 and Jett Hart 26 100 tied for 277. Other finishers include Chris Tidiand 18 000 Maginnes 15 638 Buha 15 638 McGovern 13 500 Wilson 13 500 McKelvey 11 250 Brigman 11 250 Gage 11 250 Cotner 9 000 Biershenk 9 000 Jones 7 200 Friend 7 200 Briggs 7 200 Boros 1 764.

Zoran Zorkic Doug Barron Lucas Glover Jett Hart Chris Tidiand John Maginnes Jason Buha Jim McGovern Mark Wilson Rob McKelvey Jaxon Brigman Bobby Gage Keoke Cotner Tommy Biershenk Matt Jones Bob Friend Danny Briggs Guy Boros Fort Worth Texas Colonial Country Club Nick Price David Toms Kenny Perry Dudley Hart Davis Love Ili Phil Tataurang Tom Watson Stuart Appleby Jonathan Byrd Esteban Toledo Steve Flesch Bob Tway C. Beckman Scott Verplank S. Maruyama Justin Leonard Phil Mickelson John Huston Bob Estes Tom Lehman Peter Jacobsen Stewart Cink Bob Burns Matt Gogel Mike Weir Steve Jones Peter Lonard Jay Haas Chris DiMarco David Peoples Steve Elkington Steve Lowery Mark Brooks Loren Roberts Brandt Jobe Lee Janzen David Gossett Jef Maggert U Johansson Joey Sindelar John Rollins David Frost Luke Donald Brent Geiberger Carl Paulson Skip Kendall Pat Perez Tom Pernice, Jr Billy Mayfair Brande Chamblee Ian Leggatt Jose Coceres Glen Day Rod Pamoting KJ. Choi J.J. Henry Brian Gay Dutty Waildort Paul Stankowski Neal Lancaster North Augusta Laura Davies Rosie Jones An. Sorenstam Carin Koch Amy Fruhwirth Kim Williams Grace Park C. Matthew Marnie McGuire Nancy Scranton Mi Hyun Kim Wendy Doolan Dawn Coe- Jones Jit McGill Leta Lindley Helen Alfredsson Beth Bauer Hee-Won Han Sherri Steinhauer Yu Ping Lin Alan Bunch Jeong Jang Ch. Sorenstam Cristie Kerr Brandie Burton Princeton Jasna Poiana Aoki John Jacobs Alien Davie Mike Hill Tom Jenkins Dana Quigsey Hale Irwin Bobby Wadkins Jim Thorpe Morris Mataisky Mike Smith JM. Canizares Dave Stockton Ed Dougherty Dav Sigel Bruce Summerhays Gil Morgan Lee Trevino Fred Gibson Jim Colbert Doug Tewell Hugh Baiocchi Bobby Waizel Howard Twitty Jonn Bland

Baseball Dodgers and Orioles place players on 15 day lists

Multiple MLB teams place hitters and pitchers on the 15 day disabled list or activate players from injured lists. The Orioles add Devic Segal and McGuire joins Rochester. Royals activate Darrel May and place Chris George. Braves put Mark DeRo sa on the DL. Pirates recall Armando Rios and add Ney Aarneams Van Eanes. Brewers place Stairs. Lopez activated. Basketball and football moves include Orlando Miracle waiving two guards and Georgia Force firing and replacing their coach. MLS Chicago Fire trades draft picks and signs David Vau.

Baltimore Orioles Devic Segal Ryan McGuire Rochester Kansas City Royals Darrel May Chris George Atlanta Braves Mark DeRosa Jesse Garcia Richmond Matt Milwaukee Brewers Stairs Luis Lopez Pittsburgh Pirates Armando Rios Ney Aarneams van Eanes Orlando Miracle Tewona Alnaleem Tomeka Brown Georgia Force Robert Lyles Marty Lowe Chicago Fire Dallas David Vau

NFL Europe Sunday results Rhine Frankurt edge Amsterdam

NFL Europe action Sunday saw Rheinz Frankfurt beat Amsterdam 21 to 19. In MLS Chicago defeated New England 3 to 0. WUSA match San Diego won 1 0 against Philadelphia.

NFL Europe Rheinz Frankfurt Amsterdam MLS Chicago New England ORDES Golden State Memphis Denver Cleveland New York Clippers Atlanta Phoenix Miami Washington L.A. Clippers Milwaukee Indiana Houston Toronto Philadelphia Charlotte Orian Go Utah Seattle Portland Boston Detroit New Jersey Dallas San Antonio L.A. Lakers Sacramento Minnesota Ilegal Joe Smith

Minor League Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot

Midwest League standings show Fort Wayne leading the Eastern Division with 24 wins and Michigan close behind at 24. Lansing and South Bend trail, while Peoria and Clinton lead the Western Division. daily game results include Cedar Rapids 4 Dayton 3 and Michigan 7 Beloit 3. Other leagues report Salt Lake, Omaha, New Orleans, and Portland atop their divisions with late results spanning Calgary, Tucson, and Tacoma.

Fort Wayne Padres Michigan Astros Tigers Lansing Cubs Dayton Reds South Bend Peoria Cardinals Clinton Expos Quad City Twins Beloit Brewers Cedar Rapids Angels Burlington Royals Wisconsin Mariners Kane County Marlins West Michigan Salt Lake Iowa Omaha Col. Springs Rockies New Orleans Oklahoma Rangers Memphis Nashville Pirates Las Vegas Dodgers Sacramento Athletics Fresno Giants Tucson Tacoma Edmonton Portland Calgary Colorado Springs

Iowa Succumbs To Illinois At Duane Banks Field

Iowa loses 5 3 to 4 0 as Ted Rowe and Patrick Ariis lead Illinois with scoring. Chris Maliszewski earns win for Illinois while Dyson Miguel secures save. HR by Drew Davidson highlights the midweek clash.

Duane Banks Field Iowa Ted Rowe Dave Maurek Patrick Ariis Chris Maliszewski Dyson Miguel Brad Husz Maliszewski L— Rowe S—Miguel Drew Davidson

CR Jefferson and Kennedy Mount Vernon Lead Tuesday Baseball Cards

Tuesday games list multiple doubleheaders with teams including CR Jefferson CR Washington CR Prairie CR Xavier CR Kennedy Marion Mount Vernon Linn-Mar and CR Kennedy. Scheduled starts show 5 p.m. 7 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. times with winners and losers brackets indicated.

CR. Jefferson Xavier Washington CR. Prairie Jefferson Kennedy Marion Mount Vernon Linn-Mar Kennedy Prairie Jetterson

Nebraska advances to College World Series with 5 3 win over Notre Dame

In Region 7 final Nebraska defeated Notre Dame 5 to 3 to advance to the College World Series. Leigh Ann Walker earned the win for Nebraska, with Steffany Stengiein taking the loss and Amber Burgess catching. The all region list names several players including Jarran Myers and Amani Buchholz as most outstanding player.

Leigh Ann Walker Peaches James Amber Burgess Steffany Stengiein Carrie Wisen Stengiein Jarrah Myers W—Walker Brynnen Guthrie Oregon State Crystal Draper Katie Boney Iowa Amanda Rivera Illinois-Chicago Jarran Myers Notre Dame Alexis Madrid Lisa Mattison Nebraska Kim Ogee

Wisconsin hosts big meet as Indiana tops field in Madison

At Madison Wisconsin the Indiana Hoosiers won the 400 relay in 44.22 and posted team points leaders while Iowa and Michigan State showed strong showings. Individual winners included Carruthers Indiana in 12.68 and Trent Indiana in 53.63 in the 400. The meet featured scores and top finishers across sprint and field events with Iowa and Michigan State among notable performers.

al Madison Wis Michigan Indiana Winos Purdue Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio St Penn St Michigan St Iowa Brewster Alalie Barber Lows Hurdies Carruthers Ind Steffen Lowa Simms Mich Seten Lowe Keir OSU Moore PSU Jiselle Providence Providence Trent Nicole Charles Sturtz Williams MSU Jazwinski Katie Donion

New Jersey tops Boston in tight playoff opener

In East Rutherford New Jersey edged Boston 104 to 97 to take a 1 0 series lead. Key players include Kidd Van Horn Pierce and Williams for Boston and Williams and Mack for New Jersey with 20 000 plus in attendance.

New Jersey Boston Tonigt East Rutherford Pierce Walker Battle E Willams Anderson Rogers Derk Blount Strickland van Horn Martin MacCulloch Kitties Kidd A.williams Jefferson Harris Johnson Collins E Williams

Carolina Tops Toronto in Overtime Thriller

In Raleigh, Carolina defeats Toronto 4 3 in overtime after a 1 1 tie. Hedican scored in the third, McCauley tied late, Wallin netted the OT winner as Irbe faced 33 shots and Joseph 33 saves. Attendance reached 16 924.

Toronto Carolina Hedican Gelinas Battaglia McCauley Roberts Sundin Wallin Bring Amour Joseph Irbe

Big Ten Outdoor Men’s Track Final Scores at Madison

Wisconsin led the meet with 157.5 points followed by Minnesota 153 and Purdue 114. Indiana 89 and Penn State 72 rounded out the top five. Iowa placed midpack with top finishers in 1 600 relay and various field events, as Minnesota posted standout times in relays and several Iowa athletes posted personal bests.

Webb Mich Mungen Wis Jakobsson Minn Peterson Iowa Taylor Osa Ken Kemeny Reeves Par Tim Dodge Jows Olkowski PSU Dodge Owa Steele Merritt Pride Hanserd Coleman

Hawkeye Downs ASA race results and standings summary

At Hawkeye Downs Speedway, Joey Clanton won the ASA race with Mike Garvey and Kevin Cywinski finishing second and third. The event featured 30 finishers, multiple incidents, nine cautions for 68 laps, and lead changes among six drivers. Points leaderboard after five of twenty events lists Clanton top with 1008 points, followed by Fredrickson and Cywinski.

Orenly Auto Parts Hawkeye Downs Speedway Joey Clanton Stockbridge Chevrolet Mike Garvey Atlanta Kevin Cywinski Wausau Wis Robbie Pyre Columbus Ohio Gary St. Amant Todd Kluever Sun Prairie Wis Mike Eddy Midland Midh David Stremme South Bend Ind Dan Fredrickson Elko Minn Pat Kelly Joliet Busch St. Amant Eddy Flock Clanton Rick Beebe Evie Busch Todd Kruever Wayne Anderson J Sprague J Keller R.lajoie G.biffle S.riggs R Hornaday Jr J McMurray J.keller J. Sprague Riggs R. LaJoie M.mclaughin K. Wallace S. Compton G. Biffle B. Hamilton Jr

Williams tops Henin to win Italian Open singles title

Serena Williams defeated Justine Henin 7-6 6-4 to claim the Rome Open singles crown. In doubles, Ruano Pascual and Suarez beat Martinez and Tarabini 6-3 6-4. Federer routed Safin 6-1 6-3 in Hamburg. Bhupathi and Gambill defeated Bjerkman and Woodbridge 6-2 6-4. Regional high school tennis and area matchups scheduled across CR, Davenport, and Ottumwa venues with multiple interschool finals.

Ellen Ries Leads North Linn Triple Win at 1A State Meet

Ellen Ries a North Linn freshman captured the 800 title and ran the third leg for the 1 600 relay as the Lynx finished second in 1A behind Cedar Falls NU High. Ries along with Kara Robinson Emily Broghammer and Chelsey Martin combined for all North Linn points.

The Gazette Des Moines Ellen Ries Ries North Linn Lynx Ellen Cedar Falls NU High Panthers Tipton Stormont Kara Robinson Emily Broghammer Chelsey Martin

Ries leads 800 title as Class 1A girls excel at state meet

Ries won the 800 in 2:15.41 and anchored the 1,600 relay for a fast time as Tipton teammates Larson and King contributed to a 3,200 relay school record. Robinson, 4x400 anchor, championed the relay win in 4:03.15 and praised the team’s cohesion. Stormont’s Klett captured the 400 hurdles in 1:04.39 while Stars and English Valleys posted notable performances in multiple events.

Ries Robinson Lynx Carrie Larson Tigers Steph King Megan Matthias Katie Wagner Tipton Council Bluffs St. Albert Larson King Stormont Jessica Klett Elizabeth Welter Jena Goedken Jena Marcia Zitelman Lori Trumblee Dana Wilkerson English Valleys Postville Erin Sheeley Laura Northway Springville Iowa City Regina

Huskers advance to College World Series after rally

Amber Burgess and Nebraska softball rallied to beat Notre Dame 5-3 in Iowa City, scoring four runs in the sixth. The No. 1 seed Cornhuskers improve to 49-12 and will meet Arizona (52-11) at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in Oklahoma City to reach the College World Series.

Burgess Nebraska Notre Dame Cornhuskers Fighting Irish Pearl Field Arizona Oklahoma City

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