Hennings to Speak at Greeley Memorial Day Observance
Chad Hennings, College Football Hall of Fame inductee, will address a Memorial Day program in Greeley at 2 p.m. after a noon potluck in City Park. The free event, sponsored by the Greeley Community Church Association, may move indoors to St Joseph Church if rain.
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Mustang golfers head to NAIA national meet
Mount Mercy women s golf team ranked 20th competes in the 12th NAIA national championships in South Bend Indiana Tuesday through Friday at Blackthorn Golf Club The Mustangsfield includes Laura Salmon Jill Smith and former West Delaware star Kelly Murphy as part of a 23 team 120 player field with Salmon posting 81 82 strokes per 18 holes and Smith 86 29 per 18 holes
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Reagins praises Kernels pitching in Cedar Rapids visit
Angels' development director Tony Reagins touts Cedar Rapids Kernels starting rotation led by Stephen Marek and Nick Adenhart. He notes Adenhart’s 7–0, 1.56 ERA and 59 strikeouts as signs of a promising farm system.
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Linfield Eliminates Kohawks In DIII Title Bid
Linfield defeats Coe 5-2 to reach the national final. Shelly Steinke belts a three run homer in the bottom of the fifth to break a 2-2 tie. Coe finishes the season 41-12 as coach Bob Timmons sees his team exit NCAA play.
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Sweden wins world hockey crown with 4-0 shutout
Sweden defeats Czech Republic 4-0 in Riga to claim its eighth world title and complete the double by also winning Olympic gold in the same year. Jesper Mattsson, Fredrik Emvall, Niklas Kronwall, and Jorgen Jonsen scored as Sweden led 2-0 after two periods. Petteri Nummelin set up three goals in Finland’s 5-0 bronze-medal win over Canada.
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