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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2003

Page

185

Notable college and pro games on tap

Kirkwood vs Illinois Central College and Iowa State versus Missouri headline regional college basketball on TV. Preseason NIT features Nevada at Connecticut and Minnesota at Utah. Marshall visits Central Florida in college football. Detroit Pistons play Memphis Grizzlies.

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Multiple MLB NBA NFL and hockey moves and signings across leagues

Transactions cover minor and major league hires releases and signings. Mentions include Indians coaching staff changes Lilly traded to Toronto Hentgen signed by Blue Jays Mets fires Singer contracts with Figueroa Sanchez and several NBA moves including Bulls Pistons Nets Magic Suns Blazers Spurs and more. Also Falcons Broncos Patriots Buccaneers arena league hockey and lacrosse updates plus MLS signing Adu and college coach resignations.

Ofican Keogue Cleveland Indians Rick Manning Mike Sarbaugh Mahoning Valley Sean McNally Akron Ted Kubiak Johnny Goryl Oakland Athletics Ted Lilly Toronto Bobby Kielly Toronto Blue Jays Pat Hentgen New York Mets Bill Singer Pittsburgh Nelson Figueroa Duaner Sanchez Basketball National Basketball Association Chicago Bulls Marcus Fizer Linton Johnson III Detroit Pistons Zeljko Rebraca Darvin Ham New Jersey Nets Tamar Slay Rodney Rogers Orlando Magic Doc Rivers Johnny Davis Phoenix Suns Cezary Trybanski Scott Williams Portland Trail Blazers Bonzi Wells San Antonio Spurs Anthony Carter Sean Marks National Football League Atlanta Falcons John Lewis Willie Quinnie Denver Broncos Terry Pierce Kyle Johnson New England Patriots J.J. Stokes Chas Gessner Tampa Bay Buccaneers Keyshawn Johnson Los Angeles Avengers Derrick Gardner Wasswa Serwanga Vince Amey Atlanta Thrashers Kam Stewart Chicago Columbus Blue Jackets Davie Westcott Florida Panthers Juraj Kolnik San Antonio Los Angeles Kings Derek Armstrong Maxim Kuznetsov Manchester New Jersey Devils Sean Brown Phil Cole Albany New York Islanders Mattias Timander Bridgeport Penguins R. Pittsburgh Patrick Boileau Wilkes-Barre/Scranton San Jose Sharks Todd Harvey Cleveland National Lacrosse League Anaheim Storm Cam Bomberry Tim Bomberry Arizona Sting Bob Hamley MLS F Freddy Adu D.C. United College

Bowling League Scores From Several Centers

Bowling leagues at multiple centers report high scores and individual achievements. Justin Johnson leads Friday Nite Boozers with 248 698 series while Diana Stanford totals 173 448. Other top marks include Jim Logsdon 270 698 and Aaron Arduser 267 725.

C.A Justin Johnson Diana Stanford Wally Sadderis Marlys Frank Beth Sagam Halt & Better Michael Robinson Kim Urbi al Shramak Lori Abben Goodwin Jim Logsdon Jim Williams Terri Kilts Joe Schmali Jim Buresh Terri Rackham Green Jeans Brian Humbot Madeline Stevenson Blue Jeans Tommy Canterbury Mindy Robinson Trojans Travis Coleman Logan Moore Trician Horn Aaron Arduser Debbie Ellwood Dan Stolba Linda Robinson Ms & Execs Jim Whittaker Bob Mumma Diana Hawkins Woody Kucera Bob Grove Vicki Schoettmer Golfers Bowling League Helen Steinfeldt Donald Ruhde Lynn Vandsey Tony Schoetske Shirley Stewart Westdale Bowling Center Queens & Kings Jamie Platz Tim Hamilton Laura Nickel Westside Chad Siebels Dave Prewitt Risky Business David Watt Tom Harrison Danielle Boston Comets Michele McNabb Shirley Marion T&c Rollers Mongoose Gralund Jill Clark Who Cares Dave Hulshizer Terri Anderson Mark Lukes

Pro hockey schedule and scoring summary across leagues

NHL games from several cities list 6:30 p m starts including Boston Atlanta Minnesota Pittsburgh Columbus Detroit Buffalo New Jersey Islanders Florida Anaheim Dallas St Louis Phoenix Nashville Los Angeles. Colorado and Anaheim lead with late third period scoring and overtime. Scoring details include Foote Prosperals Prospal Selanne Dvorak Torres and Sundin with assists. Goalies and attendance figures noted for multiple arenas.

Boston Atlanta Minnesota Pittsburgh Columbus Detroit Buffalo New Jersey N.Y. Islanders Florida Anaheim Dallas Colorado Foote Brigiey Skrastins Prospal Sykora Coloardo Selanne Blake Nikolishin Giguere Aebischer Raleigh N.C Philadelphia Gagne Somik Vandermeer Kapanen Primeau Carolina O'Neill Brind’Amour Hill Wallin Cole Hackett Weekes Edmonton Alberta Chicago Oz Edmont Dvorak Hemsky York Stoll Smith Chimera Moreau Bell Nichol Karpovtsev Torres Bergeron Leighton Conklin Calgary Atlantic N.Y. Rangers Northeast Toronto Buffalo Srs Ottawa Montreal Tampa Bay Atlanta Carolina Washington St. Lous Nashville Northwest Vancouver Pacific Los Angeles Phoenix San Jose N.Y

NBA Box Scores From Tuesday Night Games

Box scores recap scores and player lines from Tuesday NBA games across venues including Minneapolis Milwaukee Auburn Hills East Rutherford Cleveland San Antonio and San Antonio with detailed totals for Denver Minnesota Atlanta Milwaukee Lakers Detroit New Orleans New Jersey Clippers Cavaliers and Spurs players

Boston New Jersey Philadelphia Washington New York Miami Orlando Indiana New Orleans Golden State Phoenix Cleveland L.A. Clippers Detroit Lakers Atlanta Milwaukee Minnesota Denver San Antonio Chicago Seattle Toronto Houston Memphis Sacramento Utah Portland Auburn Hills Mich. L.A George Malone O'Neal Bryant Payton Sampson Grant Russell Fisher Rush Prince Wallace Campbell R.hamilton Billups Okur Williamson Fowlkes Sura Hunter Ham A. Lakers L.A. Lakers O’neal East Rutherford N.J Lynch P.brown Magloire Wesley Davis D.armstrong Traylor West S.smith Books

Warriors Fall Short in Phoenix Showdown

Golden State shot 38 of 76 from the field and 3 of 10 on three pointers while San Antonio won 94-81. Devin Dunleavy led Golden State with 11 rebounds and 9 assists, but Tony Parker and the Spurs surged with 27 assists and 46 rebounds as Hinrich and Rose battled Phoenix losses.

Minneapolis Denver Anthony Elson Camby Lenard Miller Bowen Andersen Boykins Barry Tskitishvili White Minnesota Sprewell Garnet Madsen Hassell Cassell Olowokandi Hoiberg McLeod Trent Lewis Ebi Well Garnett Milwaukee Atlanta Abdur-Rahim Jackson Ratliff Glover Terry Hansen Crawford Mohammed Diaw Vaughn Nailon Dickau J.smith Thomas Santiago Ford Redd Kukoc Gadzuric D.mason Jones Haislip Strickland Przybilla Allamane Milwauko Cleveland L.A. Clippers Maggette Wilcox Kaman Jaric Richardson Drobniak Dooling Ely Simmons House Wang Rice Totals Miles Boozer Kgauskas James Davis Diop Newbie Bremer Milim Ollie Jame Clippers San Antonio Golden State Dunleavy Robinson Dampier van Exel Claxton Parks Cheaney Cardinal Johnson Lampley Duncan Nesterovic Parker Ginobili Rowe Turnowin Carter Horry Hart O Brown Phoenix Chicago Rose Marshall Curry Hinrich Gill Chandler S.plopen Fizer Chicago Phoenix S.pippen Cabarkape Marbury Marion J.johnson Stoudemire S.williams

Iowa colleges and tournaments scores update

A long list of college men basketball results includes Doane over Morningside 91 81 and Missouri 95 over Lindenwood 65, with additional exhibition and tournament games across districts. Notable performances feature Texas Tech 89 defeating Davidson 58 in Lubbock and Gardner-Webb 68 over Elon 65 in the Guardians Classic rounds.

Iowa Colleges Morningside Midland Lutheran Grand View Quincy Graceland Wowest Cedarville Central St. Ohio Columbia Cent. Methodist Culver-Stockton Truman St Dordt Peru St Grace Bible Michigan-Dearborn Hastings York Neb Huntington Indiana Tech Springfield Olivet McKendree Park Missouri Baptist Lindenwood Missouri Valley Lincoln Christian Missouri St Bethel Kan Pittsburg St Rockhurst Shawnee St Bluefield William Jewell Ottawa Southwest Massachusetts St. Francis N.Y Georgia Tech Louisiana-Lafayette Hofstra Marist Texas Tech Davidson Richmond Gardner-Webb Elon MVSU Mt. St. Mary’s New Hampshire South Carolina Idaho Winters Grace Kosmaiski McKillop Grant Echo Johnson Ivory Booker Blancett Emmett Marshall Tomaszek Jackson Ross Giles White Washington Dora Works C Marshall Ogden Eho Kosmalski

Wrestling crowns and college rankings shown in OCR draft

The article lists NCAA wrestling rankings and 190 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 and heavyweight weight class results with names such as Jason Powell Travis Lee Teyon Ware and Pat Cummins across multiple universities including Nebraska Iowa Illinois Cornell Oklahoma Penn State and Minnesota. It reads as a standings and placings table with numerous athlete names and schools.

Oklahoma State Illinois Iowa Michigan Iowa State Lehigh Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Cornell Hofstra Pennsylvania West Virginia Penn State Central Michigan Northern Iowa Oklahoma Ohio State Wisconsin Arizona State Jason Powell Luke Eustice Kyle Ott Bob Lowe Vic Moreno Cal Poly Heath McKim Air Force Matt Valenti Penn Mark Moos Grant Nakamura Iowa St Travis Lee Cornell Univ, Jr Johnny Thompson Oklahoma St Josh Moore Penn St Zach Roberson Foley Dowd Michigan, Sr Mark Jayne Illinois, Jr Mike Simpson Arizona St Todd Meneely Teyon Ware Dylan Long Northern Scott Moore Virginia Jason Mester Cliff Moore Coyte Cooper Indiana Doug McGraw Penn, Jr Jeff Ratliff Ohio St Nate Garlick Jesse Jantzen Harvard Dustin Manotti Jacob Volkmann Matt R. King Edinboro John Clark Frank Edwards Navy Tyron Woodley Nick Passolano Hesston Johnson Mark Mueller Ben Heizer Northern Illinois Brian Glynn Travis Pascoe Nebraska, Jr Kurt Backes Travis Frick Ryan Halsey Blake Kaplan Paul Bradley Damien Hahn Chris Skretkowicz Marcio Boteiho Fresno St Pat DeGain Indiana, Jr Kevin Kessner Wyoming Morgan Horner Lock Haven Matt Greenberg Cornell Univ Ryan Fulsans Trevor Smith Hwt Pat Cummins Tommy Rowlands Matthew Feast Leonce Crump Brent Miller Greg Wagner Israel Blevins Purdue Russorm Weve

Prep football State Playoffs CHAMPIONSHIP Games at UNI-Dome

Eight-man Fenton Sentral and Adair Casey open Friday at 10 am followed by Class A Treynor versus Madrid at 1 pm and Class 1A Eldora-New Providence against Council Bluffs St Alpert at 4 pm. CR Washington faces West Des Moines Valley at 8 pm. Saturday features Solon versus Emmetsburg at 10 am and Harlan versus Mount Vernon at 1 pm in the late rounds.

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