Prairie Linn-Mar Kennedy Jamboree Area Schedule
Area college and high school basketball and racing events listed with times. Prairie and Linn-Mar join Kennedy Jamboree at Kennedy High School at 6 p.m. Wamac Jamboree at Regis also at 6 p.m.
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Linn-Mar
Kennedy
Wamac
Regis
Mt. St. Clare
Coe
Mt. Mercy
St. Xavier
Wartburg
Grinnell
Upper Iowa
William Penn
Waterloo Grey Park
Bowling scores and standings from various centers and leagues
The list records high games and series from C. R. Bowling Center and multiple lanes including May City and Westdale. It notes individual bowlers such as Gary Krause, Dh Sandy Cooper, Carol Frye and others with scores like 247, 707 and 236 to 587, plus club and league names such as Halves and Better Halves, Sunday Sinners, Eagle Moose, and Torchlighters with assorted series tallies. It also includes rushing and passing stats for Los Angeles and Miami, and a week’s schedule of college games across several regions.
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Gary Krause
C. R. Bowling Center
Bruce Scott
Blairs Ferry
Sandy Cooper
Lancer Lanes
Carol Frye
Sunday Night Saints
May City Bowling Center
Jubilee Lanes
Paul Knight
Reed Ellis
Lancer
Zac Fowler
Rocky Coppers
Mandy Fults
Sara Herm
Lancer Jr-Sr
Andy Staub
Michael Welp
Beth Parsons
Heather Davis
Sun Night Saints
Larry Finn
Eagle Moose
Don Miller
John Siimacher
Teri Grnn
Becky Bahnsen
Cross Alley
Bill Campbell
Dawn Stanlake
Kelly Fitzpatrick
Terry Zaruba
Paul Opperman
Crystal Bounds
Daniel Walker
Gwen Bozyn
Westdale Bowling Center
Jeff Noah
Larry Donner
Jan Donner
Twink Divishek
Reida Dwyer
Dave Faubert
Sun Nifers
Charlie Merrifield
Barb Bailey
Bears
Marc Pace
Nicole Snyder
Strikers
Doug Hammell
Lindsey Tornan
Arkansas Leads NCAA Cross Country Team Standings
Arkansas tops the team standings at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in Knoxville Tennessee with 68 points followed by Iowa State Notre Dame Texas and Oregon Readouts list individual finishers including Peter Rono Mount St Marys Pat Haller Oregon Mornay and Paul Vandergriff William Mary with times around 29 minutes and placeholders for other positions including Illinois State and Arizona placeholders
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Iowe State
Notre Dame
Texas
Oregon
Florida
Tennessee
Boston University
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Arizona
Illinois State
Peter Rono
Mount St. Mary's
Aod
Pat Haller
Mornay
Paul Vandergriff
William
Mary
Brian Baker
Len Sitko
Illinois
EJ. Guo
BIG Sky
Morgan
Kentucky
Lsu
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Stephanie Best
Cornell
Claire
W. Carolina
Akraka
UC Irvine
Anita vMi
Kay E. Tennesee
Wlt
West
Louisiana
McNeese St
Sam Houston
N. Texas St
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Yankee Welt
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Villanova Dominates women’s cross country meet in Knoxville
In Knoxville, Villanova took team honors with 82 points while Providence and Clemson followed. Individual leaders included Sonia O'Sullivan of Villanova who won the 5,000 meters in 16 minutes 06 seconds, with Suzy Favor of Wisconsin second and Susan Bliss of Missouri third.
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Yale
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Suzy Favor
Susan Bliss
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Buffy Rabbitt
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Mary Hartzhein
Madeleine Allgren
Anne Evans
Exhibition Thriller Ends With Northern Iowa Victory
Northern Iowa defeated an opponent 90 to 67 in an exhibition men’s basketball contest. Key performers included Taby with 14 points and 10 assists, and Muilenburg adding 14 for Northern Iowa. Rebounds favored Northern Iowa 46 to 37 as fouls and technicals shaped the game.
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Graceland
Simpson
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DMACC
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Selberg
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Jones
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N.lowa
Milwaukee
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Hole-in-one at Jones Park on par-3 No. 2
Donald C. Smith of 3312 Crestwood Dr NW aced the 157-yard No. 2 hole at Jones Park Monday using a 5 wood. The event marks a rare hole-in-one in local golf activity.
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Pro Basketball Night Schedule and Box Scores
A busy midweek slate lists Quad City at La Crosse and seven other games including Albany at Cedar Rapids Pensacola at Columbus Wichita Falls at Rockford Yakima at Omaha Oklahoma City at San Jose and Grand Rapids at Tulsa. Box scores show Charlotte Newman and Barkley led scorers with teams Philadelphia and Milwaukee posting double figure totals.
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la Crosse
Albany
Cedar Rapids
Pensacola
Columbus
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Rockford
Yakima
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Oklahoma City
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Sioux
Raiders Edge Dolphins 13 to 10 in Monday NFL clash
The Los Angeles Raiders defeated the Miami Dolphins 13 to 10 on Monday. Other games listed included Denver at Detroit, Washington at Dallas, and a slate of next Sunday and Monday matchups featuring Kansas City at Los Angeles, Rams at 49ers, and Buffalo at Houston.
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Iowans in the NBA How They Fared Monday
Iowa players suited up across the NBA on Monday with several contributing in scoring, assists, and rebounds. Notable performances included guards and forwards delivering impact for their teams, while the depth chart featured in-season rotations shaping late‑season momentum.
Reds Davis undergoes knee arthroscopy during World Series recovery
Cincinnati outfielder Eric Davis had arthroscopic surgery to shave rough edges from the underside of his right kneecap at Christ Hospital. No major ligament or cartilage damage was found, and he returned home to recuperate while still recovering from a kidney injury suffered in the World Series. The Reds’ team physician Dr. Michael Lawhon performed the procedure.
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Reds
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Van Scoyoc Leaves Norway for Detroit Minor League Post
Veteran coach Jim Van Scoyoc departs Norway after 26 years to join Detroit Tigers organization as a minor league instructor. He will honor his teaching contract while Norway plans to field one more baseball season, recalling a 860-252 career record and 1983 national coach of the year honor.
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van Scoyoc
Detroit
Tom Petroff
University of Iowa
Joe McDonald
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Joe McDon
Jim
Norway
Benton
Amana High School
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Marshalltown
Regis and Vinton-Shellsburg in final Wamac jamboree clash
Regis and Vinton-Shellsburg, rated 1-2 in the Wamac race, meet in the jamboree final. Earlier games pair Benton Community with Clear Creek Amana at 6 pm and other matchups through the 9 pm Regis versus Vinton-Shellsburg finale with student and adult admission of $1 and $2.
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Vinton-Shellsburg
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