Busy Major League Baseball Schedule With Rainout
Recaps of several games show Toronto 6 Oakland 3 and Milwaukee 5 Boston 4 while New York edged Cleveland 5 2 and Baltimore beat Detroit 6 5 Other Tuesday results include Minnesota 5 Seattle 4 Texas 4 at 12 innings plus Montreal 3 Pittsburgh 2 and St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 The day features multiple matchups with key pitcher lines and broadcast times across the circuit.
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Toronto
Oakland
Milwaukee
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Seattle
Texas
California
Chicago
Haas
Tanana
Morris
Bomback
Guidry
Denny
Witt
Dot
Palmer
Gura
Williams
Seattie
Parrott
Medich
Pittsburgh
Rhoden
Montreal
Gullickson
Krukow
Harris
Houston
Niekro
San Francisco
Ripley
Cincinnati
Seaver
Los Angeles
Hooton
St. Louis
Sorensen
Philadelphia
Atlanta
San Diego
U Va
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Orzavich
Trammiss
Dwyer
Durham
Jorgensonrt
Taylor
Kemp
Dover
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Holl
Gallagher
Hebner
Morales
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Trammell
Saavedra
Liones
DeCinces
SO Wilson
Tracy
Wilson
Ipoh
Kingman
Schatzedr
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Rozema
Lintz
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Roche
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Local Lucas Minor Leagues Scores And Schedule
Wisconsin Rapids defeated Burlington by 17 to 4 in 13 innings while Cedar Rapids beat Waterloo 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Wausau edged Clinton 7 to 5 in 13 innings. Appleton faces Quad Cities and the Saturday schedule lists Wis Rapids at Burlington, Wausau at Clinton, Appleton at Quad Cities, Cedar Rapids at Waterloo.
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Quad Cities
Appleton
Wis. Rapids
Burlington
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Wausau
Clinton
Wa Burlington
Track meet results with relay times and team ties
Relay results show Tipton led 3200m with 7:57.20 for Jon Weih Ed Timm Mike Ford and Mike Wehde. Sheldon second 7:57.43. Gorrigan clocked 7:58.38 for fifth. Glenwood eighth. Several ties noted: Reds Box Glenwood 14 Tipton Knoxville 10 Sheldon Winter 9 Rockford South Tama 7 Atlantic Benton 5 Garrigan Johnston 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Tipton
Knoxville
Sheldon
Winterset
Rockford
South Tama
Atlantic
Benton
Algona Garrigan
Johnston
Jon Weih
Ed Timm
Mike Ford
Mike Wehde
Aa Gorrigan
Waukon
Gary Ewald Rockford
Wayne Schope
Rod Koehler
Todd Moothart
Denison
Rob Feldman
West Liberty
King Hickman
Mark Rosine
Ron Johnson
Vinson
Mike Thompson
Scott Wall
Maquoketa Valley
Tim Leonard
Todd Berkenpas
Maple Valley
Jim Strand
Terry Kates
Mike Winters
Mike Jost
LeMars
Pat Johnston
Norwalk
Teams shuffle rosters across MLB and NFL moves
Transactions list shows Atlanta placing Bob Walk on the disabled list and recalling Matulo from Richmond. Chicago places Steve Henderson on the 15 day list and recalls Carlos Lezcano from Iowa. Detroit option Howard Bailey to Evansville and recall George Cappazello. Philadelphia places Bake McBride on the 15 day list and calls up George Vukovich from Oklahoma City. Pittsburgh removes Dave Parker from the 15 day list and puts Matt Alexander on the 15 day list. Pittsburgh signs Oklahoma State wide receiver James Cowins. St Louis signs cornerback Carl Allen to one year deals. Calgary acquires defenseman Rick Vasko from Adirondack as Detroit gets Jimmy Skinner from Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Steve Henderson
Carlos Lezcano
Iowa
Detroit
Howard Bailey
Evansville
George Cappazello
Philadelphia
Bake McBride
George Vukovich
Oklahoma City
Pittsburgh
Dave Parker
Matt Alexander
James Cowins
Oklahoma State
St. Louis
Carl Allen
Iowa boys track meet yields fast times and records
Ames edges Muscatine for team spots as Muscatine and Ames dominate field events. Notable performances include Muscatine 3200 relay 7:48.88 and 7:49.83 for Ames, Discus leads by Ross Brockshaus of Spencer, pole vault marks by Beavers and Tomasek, and high sprint marks by Treve Jackson of Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Joe Bunn
Dave Fick
Chris May
Paul Egger
Ames
West Des Moines Valley
Marion
West Des Moines
Dowling
Waterloo Columbus
Ross Brockshaus
Spencer
John Stevens
Bettendorf
Dave Juehring
Davenport West
Scott Joens
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Jett Meichert
Dubuane Hempstead
Norm Balke
Low City High
Bill Beavers
Chuck Tomasek
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Tim St. Clair
Keokuk
Rod Knudtson
Mason City
Perry Schumacher
Cedar Falls
Kevin Welu
Dubuque
Tom Roberts
Maquoketa Valley Tops Alburnett in opener at Delhi
Barry Huber drove in two runs with two hits and earned the win for Maquoketa Valley. Bruce Helly added two RBIs as the Wildcats beat Alburnett, now 0-2. Marv Flitch homered for Alburnett. In the Solon notes Terry Krob had a single and double, Gary Kramer delivered a two RBI single, and Kramer scored the winning run on a ninth inning pass ball by Amana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa Valley
Barry Huber
Wildcats
Alburnett
Delhi
Bruce Helly
RBI
Marv Flitch
Alournett
Terry Krob
Solon
Gary Kramer
Matt Michleson
Kramer
Amana
Prairie
Jim Rotter
Jim Kenkuhl
Kevin Cooling
Washington
Hawks
Mick Tauber
Dennis Bruns
Larry
Pro Golf 110 Meter Hurdles and Sprint Times Noted
The report lists multiple high hurdles and sprint results with athletes and times across venues in Belmond Marengo and surrounding towns. Names include Don Cleve land, Todd Misel, Brian Tietjens, Scott Kobles, and Steve Brown, among others, with times ranging from 10.87 to 15.83 seconds and relay-like event snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cleveland
Belmond
Todd Misel
Marengotowa Valley
Brian Tietjens
Manney North Central
Scott Kobles
Bluff-Luton
Bryan Lenz
New London
Kelly McGuire
Galvo-Holstein
Rick Lee
Onowo West Monong
Steve Brown
Sergeant Blutt
Luton
Mike Fischer
Soc City
Marc Kerscher
Central City
Mike Galbraith
Kevin Goodrich
Marengoowo Valley
Jett Nordman
Nashua
Kevin Williams
Eldon Cardinal
Keith Hauschild
Ida Grove
Rick Kirk
Alburnett
Kemper Open At Bethesda Highlights Fast Times And Relays
Track meet results show Marc Kerscher leading with 49.64 for 400 meters, Steve Rasmussen 50.39, and Mark Hudson 51.07 in 440-yard style races. Relay and field events feature Sac City and Cedar Falls Northern Uni top marks, with Sidney and New Hartford leading team standings and a 3200-meter relay winning time of 8:09.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Kerscher
Central City
Steve Rasmussen
Lowton- Bronson
Rick Rutgers
Gowrie Prairie
Joe Wegner
Woodbine
Todd Weeks
Wapello
Dave Juhi
Dike
Mark Hudson
Britt
Bryan Anton
LaPorte City
Sac City
Cedar Falls Northern University
Grundy Center
Noro Springs Rock Falls
Ido Grove
Center Point
West Branch
Eldon Cardinal
Sidney
Derek Broke
Rollin Greedy
Damon Byers
Bill Long
Titonka
New Hartford
Cedar Valley
Panora-Linden
Crestland
Barry Cavelier
Rob McCord
Ar-We-Va
Nick Johnson
Ruthven
Kevin Stumpf
Fonda
Woode Worehime
Mark Kooms
Baxter
Don Schwabbauer
Iowa Mennonite
Robert Larson
Ventura
Ruth
Mike Dubberke
Hubbard
Robert Eide
Boone United
Kevin Fouts
Dunlap
Steve Basket
Jim Johnson
Lone Tree
Tony Welch
College Springs South Page
Casey Thomas
Correctionville Eastwood
Randy Ferch
Conrad Bcl
Darren Ennis
Terris
Jeff Cullen
Fort Madison Aquinas
Dan Angstman
Dumont
Tim Pinkerton
New Sharon North Mahaska
Barry Jacobsen
Elkhorn-Kimballton
Bruce Husman
Quimby Willow
Mike Boomgarden
Allison-Bristow
TV Slate of Sports Broadcasts and Times
A dense schedule listing baseball games, wrestling, golf, boxing, tennis, and other sports programs across NBC CBS ABC KDUB WOI WQAD KCRG KWWL and local stations. Notable events include Baseball Bosses schedules, Milwaukee Tennis Classic, World Championship Tennis broadcasts, and auto racing and diving competitions with several joint in progress notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
A's
Blue Jays
Pirates
Expos
Brewers
Red Sox
KDUB
WHBF
WOI
WQAD
KCRG
CBS
Reds
Dodgers
Astros
Giants
U.S.A
Wide World of Sports
Cornelius Bozo-Edwards
Bobby Chacon
ABC
Sports America
IPBN
WMT
WHO
KTTC
Mike Rossman
Dwight Broxton
Cubs
Mets
Sportsworld
Johnny Bumphus
Davey Moore
Hole-in-One Spree At Squaw Creek
Ted Mazulo achieved a remarkable run with six hole-in-ones at Savon Creek course during Friday play. The feat occurred on hole four after a 137 word description block, noted as a notable event in local golf circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mazulo
Savon Creek
Women's C League Scores and Results Summary
League results list multiple matches with scores across teams and churches. Notable outcomes include Noland defeating Quaker Oats 14 to 2, May City Lanes edging Janitorial 18 to 2, and Paradise topping Boyson 15 to 5, with several other pairings such as Ny-Cor Arabians 20 over Westdale 4 and CHURCH LEAGUE results showing Asbury 24 Cedar Hills St Pats IC 9 Calvary Baptist 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Noland
City Lanes
Springer Ret
Westdale
Winder Reality
Paradise
Boyson
Sunshine UK
Asbury
Trinity Methodist
Cedar Hills & St. Pats
Calvary Baptist
Sports Slate Outline for CR Reds and Area Events
A cluttered schedule lists CR Reds basketball at Waterloo plus many nonleague and tournament games across baseball softball and tennis. County venues include Memorial Stadium Ellis Park Des Moines and Hawkeye Downs with events at Jefferson Regis Regis Regis Regis and Linn-Mar in various bays and brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R Reds
Waterloo
Memorial Stadium
Hawkeye Downs
Des Moines
C.R. Kennedy
Amono
CR. Jefferson
CR. Regis
WOM Dowling
C.R
Storm
Collins
Ellis Park
WOM
CR. Reds
Wouson
Mr. Perfect
C.R. Jefferson
Dub
CR. Kennedy
LC West
1.C. High
C.R. Washington
Benton
Marshalltown
Reds
Pfeifer
Prairie
C.R. Regis
Jefferson
State Boys Golf Results Across Iowa Schools
Cedar Rapids Washington 299 Water loo Columbus 304 Ames 307 Waterloo West 308 Marshalltown 311 Davenport Central 313 Fort Dodge 315 Webster City 314 Oultuave Hempstead 318 Fairfield 324 Urbandale 325 CLASS 24 Clear Lake 319 Grinnell 325 Esther ville 329 Storm Lake 331 Atlantic 346 Ballard-Huxsey 347 Waukon M8 Argono M49 Norwalk 350 Decorah 351 Perry 362 Northeast of Goose Lake 364 Carlisle 366 perc 371 Columbus Junc tion 373 Britt 322 Belle Plaine 330 Manning 334 Rock Valley 337 Treynor 338 Storm Lake 1 Marys 340 Calamus 341 Groettin ger 343 Bancroft St. Johns 344 West Branch 345 Eikader Central 345 Keoto 348 North Tama 350 Wapello 359
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Waterloo
Columbus
Ames
Waterloo West
Marshalltown
Davenport Central
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Oultuave Hempstead
Fairfield
Urbandale
Clear Lake
Grinnell
Estherville
Storm Lake
Atlantic
Ballard-Huxsey
Waukon
Argono
Norwalk
Decorah
Perry
Goose Lake
Carlisle
Perc
Columbus Junction
Jefferson and Clear Creek Set Championship Showdown
Jefferson ousted Williamsburg 6-3 with Tracy Langhurst winning and Tammy Sebrecht 3-for-3 driving in a run. Clear Creek beat Cedar Rapids Washington 5-2 with Angie Kahler on the mound as Vinton and Marion combined for a no hitter in their game. The finals start at 8 p.m. at J-Hawks field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Clear Creek
Williamsburg
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa City High
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Vinton
Marion
Tracy Langhurst
J-Hawks
Tammy Sebrecht
J-Hawks Field
Prairie
Mick Earns Third in NCAA 100 at Cleveland
Former Cedar Rapids Kennedy standout Greg Mick of Coe College finished third in the 100-meter dash at the NCAA Division III Championships with 10.44 seconds, a Coe all time mark dating to 1916. Coe placed ninth in the 400-meter relay, clocking 42.21. Mick and Chuck Meyer advance to finals with Mick in the 200 and Meyer in the triple jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Coe College
Greg Mick
Mick
Coe
Chuck Meyer
Meyer
Lancers Rally Past Washington In Narrow 3 2 Win
Cedar Rapids Regis' Bernie Gradville homered and pitched a complete game to lift the Lancers 3-2 over Cedar Rapids Washington in a sophomore baseball clash at Washington. Kirk Sadilek homered for Washington as the Warriors took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Bernie Gradeville
Lancers
Cedar Rapids Washington
Washington
Kirk Sadilek
Warriors
Royals reach finals in tight edge over Washington
The Royals clinched a spot in the finals after a 6-3 win over Washington. Jefferson rallied with key runs sparked by Ripperton, Brown, and Staton as Regis’ Merfeld steadied the defense. Cedar Rapids Prairie beat Washington 9-7 while Linn-Mar defeated Marion 5-4 with late saves from Berridge and Streeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
Washington
Jeff Corkery
Kennedy
Jefferson
Scott Ripperton
Ricky Brown
Dan Staton
Chris Usher
Brad Smith
Brown
J-Hawks
Staton
Regis’ Merfeld
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Linn-Mar
Marion
Jim Berridge
Dan Streeper
Brad Airy
Airy
Lions
Berridge
Streeper
Long
Indians edge Reds in tenth to swing division race
Waterloo catcher Jack Fimple doubled in the tenth off Jack Kepshire to score Larry Dotson after Dotson’s single and a sacrifice. Larry Dugas had tied the game in the sixth with a solo homer as Waterloo beat Cedar Rapids 4 3, shrinking the Reds lead to a half game in the Southern Division. Ray Corbett drove in the first run for Cedar Rapids with an infield single in the first inning. Juan Pacho, Dotsun and Dugas doubled to put Waterloo ahead in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jack Fimple
Indians
Cedar Rapids Reds
Quad-Cities
Appleton
Reds
Fimple
Jack Kepshire
Larry Dotson
Larry Dugas
Ray Corbett
Dave Hoenstine
Hoenstine
Ken Scarpace
Juan Pacho
Dotsun
Dugas
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Perry Geister
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Brian Roller
New Creek
Rob Whipple
Marengolowo Valley
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Scott Peterson
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Kevin Heronimus
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Dan Pohl
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Vance Heather
Scott Hoch
Andy North
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Lon Hinkle
Beau Baugh
Hale Irwin
Mike Donald
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Morris Hatalsky
Tom Kite
Dave Borr
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Tom Watson
Jim Nelford
Allen Miller
Roger Maltbie
Jay Haas
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Rex Caldwell
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Roy Floyd
Don Pooley
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Pat Lindsey
George Burns
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Lee Elder
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