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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 2002

Page

19

Sportsday area events and schedules

Prep football 2A 3A semifinals schedule. Global Sports at Iowa State exhibition 7 p.m. Men’s tennis 1 Iowa at Big Ten singles in Minneapolis. Preseason NIT first round Penn State at North Carolina 6 p.m. Boston University at Stanford 8:15 p.m. Bears at Rams Monday Night Football 8 p.m. local listings and contact numbers for sports desk and FAX.

Global Sports Iowa State Johnson Financial Northern Iowa Iowa Minneapolis Penn State North Carolina ESPN2 Boston University Stanford Chicago Bears St. Louis Rams KCRG US Sports Desk Cedar Rapids Iowa City Sports Desk WATS Gazettecommunications.com

College Football AP Top 25 And Weekend Schedule

Alabama leads at number ten with a 31 to 0 win over LSU. Other results include Missouri 48 Samford 24 and Georgia Southern 41 Jacksonville State 3. A Saturday slate lists Michigan at Ohio State and Wisconsin at Minnesota among others with first round college games across several colleges.

Alabama LSU Midwest Missouri Samford Michigan Ohio St Minnesota Wisconsin Northwestern Indiana Purdue Michigan St Penn St St. Xavier Ill St. Francis Kansas Wesleyan Sioux Falls Minot MidAmerica Nazarene Kan McKendree St. Ambrose Georgetown Oregon

Sunday WARBURG CUP results from St Simons Island Georgia

Summary of singles matches across multiple tours with results including Gary Player defeating Arnold Palmer 6 5, Curtis Strange over Sam Torrance 4 3, Paul Azinger over Bernhard Langer 4 3, and other notable outcomes from the event and the ATP Masters Cup lineups and college football playoff notes.

St. Simons Island United States Gary Player Arnold Palmer Curtis Strange Sam Torrance Paul Azinger Bernhard Langer Tom Lehman Eduardo Romero Barry Lane

Playoff football at UNI Dome Cedar Falls schedule

Playoff games on Friday November 22 and Saturday November 23 list matchups at the UNI Dome Cedar Falls. Class 2A features North Fayette versus Williamsburg and Clarinda versus Emmetsburg. Class 3A matches Atlantic against Le Mars and Clear Lake against Mount Vernon. Class A has Manning facing Fredericksburg and Class 1A Dike-New Hartford meeting Akron-Westfield. Class 4 includes Bettendorf versus West Des Moines Valley with semifinals set for 1 30 p m and 4 30 p m the following day.

Uni Dome Cedar Falls North Fayette Williamsburg Clarinda Emmetsburg New Hartford S. Akron-Westfield Bettendorf West Des Moines Valley

Homestead Ford 400 results and standings recap

Kurt Busch wins at Homestead Florida from Joe Nemechek Jeff Burton and Mark Martin. Race stats include average speed 16.462 mph, time 3 hours 26 minutes 20 seconds, margin 2.07 seconds. CART Mexico Grand Prix results share Brack Da Matta Junqueira leading standings.

Homestead Fla Kurt Busch Ford Joe Nemechek Chevrolet Jeff Burton Mark Martin Jeff Gordon Ryan Newman Bill Eliott Dodge Jimmie Johnson Elliott Sadler Bobby Hamilton Mike Wallace Pontiac Ae Ward Burton Johnny Benson Eas Rusty Wallace I Ea Daerett Sgrave Steve Park Tony Stewart Ricky Rudd Kevin Harvick Dale Earnhardt Jr Jamie McMurray Kenny Wallace Ricky Craven Greg Biffle Bobby Gordon Ken Schrader Terry Labonte Bobby Labonte Jack Sprague Kyle Petty Geoffrey Bodine We One K.busch D.earnhardt J Nemechek K. Busch D.earnhardt Jr J.nemechek J.johnson R. Wallace M.kenseth D.jarrett R.rudd Mexico City Kenny Brack Toyota Gestone Cristiano da Matta Lola Bridgestone Bruno Junqueira Patrick Carpentier Ford-Cosworth Reynard Dario Franchitti Honda Tora Takagi Scott Dixon Bridge Ae Oe Kanaan Brid T Tig Oriel Servia Alex Tagliani Jimmy Vasser Andre Lotterer Michel Jourdain Jr Shinji_ Nakano Christian Fittipaldi Ag Pe Tracy Michael Andretti Mario Dominguez Luis Diaz Kanaan Franchitti Jourdain Brack da Matia Junaneira Carpentier Fittipaldi

Notable sports milestones remembered on November 18

On November 18 events include Bill Wade passing for 466 yards in 1962 as Chicago beat Dallas 34 33 and 1974 Charley Johnson throwing 445 yards in a Broncos loss. Vanderbilt's Frank Mordica ran for 321 yards five touchdowns in 1978. Mon ica Seles won a five set final in 1990. Iowa State’s Troy Davis joined 2 000 yard rushers in 1995. Alex Van Dyke set NCAA receiving yardage record in 1995.

Bill Wade Chicago Bears Dallas Cowboys Charley Johnson Denver Broncos Kansas City Chiefs Vanderbilt Frank Mordica Air Force Mordica Monica Seles Gabriela Sabatini Iowa State Troy Davis Missouri Alex van Dyke Nevada San Jose State van Dyke Howard Twilley Tulsa

Big Ten Singles Tennis Tourney Leads In Minneapolis

Results from the Big Ten singles tournament in Minneapolis show multiple matches featuring players from Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin. Notable outcomes include Urabe defeating Connor Casey 3-6 6-3 6-1 and Rose defeating Steve Solberg 6-0 6-1 with several tight sets and defaults shaping the bracket.

Pro football Leaders Individual Bests

Passing leaders include Jeff Viers and Drew Brees with yardage and touchdowns. Rushing leaders feature Clinton Portis and Duce Staley with yard totals. Receiving yards highlight Terrell Owens and Hines Ward with multiple catches and TDs. Regular-season stats cover multiple teams and games.

Clinton Portis Den Duce Staley Phi Ari Michael Bennett Min Travis Henry Buf K.C Terrell Owens S.F S.C Hines Ward Pit Curtis Conway Joe Horn N.O

Trades and roster moves across MLB NBA NFL and hockey

baseball deals send Cory Lidle to Toronto and Mike Hampton to Florida. Cavaliers place Darius Miles on injured list, activate Daiuan Wagner. Knicks activate Latrell Sprewell, Mark Pope placed on injured list. Jaguars fined Fred Taylor ten thousand dollars for throat slash gesture. Tony Simmons waived, Derek Dorris signed. Ducks recall Martin Gerber, Bryzgalov to Cincinnati. Flames Szuper assigned to Saint John. Predators recall Classen and Haydar. Senators Bonvie waived. Jason Jaspers recalled. Sharks Jakopin sent to Cleveland.

Oakland Athletics Cory Lidle Toronto Michael Rouse Christopher Monday Colorado Rockies Mike Hampton Juan Pierre Florida Charles Johnson Vic Carensbourg Pablo Ozuna National Basketball Association Cleveland Cavaliers Darius Miles Daiuan Wagner Golden State Warriors Guy Rucker Dallas Mavericks Mark Strickland New York Knicks Latrell Sprewell Mark Pope Vvicer Canonar Football League NFL Jacksonville Fred Taylor Washington New York Giants Tony Simmons Derek Dorris National Hockey L Anaheim Mighty Ducks Martin Gerber Cincinnati Lila Bryzgalov Calgary Flames Levente Szuper Saint John Nashville Predators Greg Classen Darren Haydar Milwaukee Ottawa Senators Dennis Bonvie Phoenix Jason Jaspers Springfield San Jose Sharks John Jakopin Cleveland

Basketball results from early season tournaments

Sports brief lists multiple men’s college games: Creighton 106 over Texas Arlington 50. Illinois 104 over Northwest Sports 79. Columbus St. 77 over Bryant 73. Furman 74 over Alabama St. 73. Notre Dame 76 over Belmont 48. Missouri Valley shows Creighton and two other teams. additional scores include Oklahoma 100 over Athletes First 61 and Ind Parm Indels 66 over Brown 65.

Bis Oklahoma Missouri Valley Creighton Texas-Arlington Illinois Northwest Sports Disney Columbus St Bryant Creighton Furman Alabama St Brown Notre Dame Belmont

Iowa State tops NW Missouri State in exhibition play

Iowa State defeats Northwest Missouri State 74 to 43 in an exhibition women's college basketball game. The slate includes Big Ten scores with Penn State and Siena, and multiple matchups featuring Kansas State, Georgia Tech, Nebraska and others in early season action.

Iowa Iowa State NW Mo. St BIG Ten Winds Reebok Lady Stars Penn State Siena Kansas Fort Hays Kansas St Georgia Tech Nebraska Nebraska-Kearney Missouri Valley Evansville Ohio Legends Wichita Sonia Penn St Southern Cal Colorado St Mississippi St Tulsa

USHL Standings and Weekend Results Summary

In the USHL standings Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Green Bay lead or chase in both East and West divisions. Weekend results include Sioux City 4 River City 2 and Green Bay 5 Sioux Falls 4 with several games on Wednesday Friday and Sunday schedule notes.

Cedar Rapids Waterloo Green Bay Des Moines Chicago Sioux City Lincoln Wmtina River City Sioux Falls Tri-City Topeka Chicaao Topkea Gree Bay

Bowling League Scores From Lancer Lanes and May City

Lancer Lanes lists top scores from Lancer Jr Sr Dan Kristiansen 266 Dustin Fields 721 Faith Armstrong 185 Amanda Legale 493 Super Stars Daniel Boston 227 590 Dawn Barger 221 617 Lancer Preps Jacob Alff 155 Tyler Coleman 436 Kenzie Nissen 171 Karissa Sheffield 364 May City Bowl Stars Aaron Weber 289 789 Melissa Utterback 213 526 Pinbusters Andy Jones 174 Harrison Elliott 451 Nicole Werling 137 Chalet Brown 381 Gone But Not Forgotten Larry Benge 267 761 Wendy Roberts 233 Gena Steele 587 Left Turn Only Doug Hite 225 Ted Hootman 629 Shawna Sailor 255 642 Krackenjacks Brad Lyons 268 772 Kay Bruce 258 659 May City Majors Matt McGaffee 290 Rick Kemme 765.

Lancer Lanes Lancer Jr.Sr Dan Kristiansen Dustin Fields Faith Armstrong Amanda Legale Super Stars Daniel Boston Dawn Barger Lancer Jacob Alff Tyler Coleman Kenzie Nissen Karissa Sheffield Aaron Weber Melissa Utterback Andy Jones Harrison Elliott Nicole Werling Chalet Brown Larry Benge Wendy Roberts Gena Steele Doug Hite Ted Hootman Shawna Sailor Krackenjacks Brad Lyons Kay Bruce May City Matt McGaffee Rick Kemme

Coe to host playoff tilt in first round

Coe College Kohawks earned the ILAC title and will open NCAA Division II playoffs at Clark Field in Cedar Rapids noon Saturday against Wisconsin La Crosse. This marks Coe’s first national playoff bid since 1993 with coach and players confident to play their game.

The Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa John Cochrane Coe Rock Bowl Dubuque Cochrane Kohawks Wisconsin-La Crosse Clark Field

Coe earns share of Iowa Conference title in 28-20 win

Coe College locks up a three way share of the Iowa Conference championship with a 28-20 victory over Loras to finish 9-1. Wartburg and Central each tied 81 league wins while Coe gains the automatic Division III playoff berth on tiebreaker. Joe Brannen leads the Kohawks as they eye playoff success.

Patrick Jackson Coe American Football Coaches Association Iowa Loras Kohawks Wartburg Central Lake Forest Waverly St. John’s-Redlands Calif Wartburg Lake Forest Linfield Ore Joe Brannen

ISU Women Open Season With Convincing Exhibition Victory

Iowa State women led by Angie Welle's successors Dominate in final exhibition game at Ames. The Cyclones controlled the pace, featuring strong inside scoring and tight defense to secure a decisive win over their scrimmage opponent.

Ames Angie Welle Iowa State

Iowa State Women Rally Over Northwest Missouri State in Exhibition

Redshirt freshman Brittany Wilkins scored 11 with eight rebounds while sophomore Lisa Kriener added 10 on 5-6 shooting as No. 23 Iowa State cruised to a 74-43 win in its final exhibition. The pair share the center role vacated by Welle who led last season in scoring and rebounding in the Big 12.

Brittany Wilkins Lisa Kriener Iowa State Northwest Missouri State Wilkins Kriener Welle Big 12

Ames Iowa State hosts Global All-Stars in final exhibition

ISU plays host to the Global All-Stars at Hilton Coliseum with a 7 p.m. tip, starting guards Marcus Jefferson Jake Sullivan and Tim Barnes, and center Jared Homan forward Jackson Vroman. They opened with a 95 77 win over the Illinois All Stars. ISU regular season starts Nov 25 vs Coe at home. Drake vs Iowa tickets go on sale for Nov 26 at the Drake Knapp Center price 23 dollars. The Hawkeyes celebrate an unbeaten Big Ten season under coach Kirk Ferentz with praise from interim president Willard L Sandy Boyd noting pride in clinching at least a share of the title in Minneapolis.

Ames Iowa State Hilton Coliseum Marcus Jefferson Jake Sullivan Tim Barnes Cyclones Illinois Des Moines Drake-Iowa Drake Knapp Center Drake Iowa City University of Iowa Willard L Sandy” Boyd Hawkeye Kirk Ferentz University of Iowa Minnesota Minneapolis

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