Local prep and pro sports slate listed for Friday night
Prep girls basketball games feature Maquoketa at Jefferson, New Hampton at Kennedy, Williamsburg at Regina, and Xavier at Anamosa. College and pro schedules include Iowa at Kansas City in the Guardians Classic and NBA action from Chicago to Los Angeles with listed scores and telecast notes.
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Jefferson
New Hampton
Kennedy
Williamsburg
Regina
Xavier
Anamosa
Iowa City West
Fairfield
Lowa
Kansas City
Coe
Moody Bible Institute
Upper Iowa
Minnesota State-Moorhead
Louisiana Tech
Sports Desk
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
WATS
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Box Scores From NBA Games Philadelphia Upsets Visitors
The box score shows Philadelphia beating New Orleans 103 to 91 in Philadelphia with Iverson scoring 24 points and Webber adding 15. Cory Iverson leads visitors in scoring, while Korver and Iguodala contribute for the 76ers.
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New Orleans
Nachbar
West
Brown
Snyder
Paul
Andersen
Smith
Mason
Claxton
Bass
Butler
Vroman
Philadelphia
Korver
Webber
Hunter
Iguodala
Iverson
Thomas
Salmons
Ollie
Williams
Nation
Randolph
Totals
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
Simmons
J.smith
Magloire
Ford
Redd
Bogul
Multiple MLB and NHL moves across teams prompt roster tweaks
Several clubs announced contracts and call ups. Oakland Athletics picked up Andre Ethier Javier Herrera and Shane Komine plus Matt Roney terms. Mariners signed Kenji Jojima. Rays named coaching staff. Reds Ko zlowski to Louisville IL. Brewers Cirillo to one year. Padres Eric Young signed. Bobby Hill traded. Cowboys and Lions player moves amid injuries. Ducks claim Marchant. Kunitz Wall recalled. Thrashers Berkhoel. Blue Jackets Hartigan. Canucks Green. Capitals Tenule signed.
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Oakland Athletics
Andre Ethier
Javier Herrera
Sacramento
Shane Komine
Midland
Matt Roney
Seattle Mariners
Kenii Jojima
San Diego Padres
Eric Young
Bobby Hill
Pittsburgh Pirates
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
Todd Marchant
Columbus Blue Jackets
Chris Kunitz
Michael Wall
Portland
Ryan Getzlaf
Corey Perry
Atlanta Thrashers
Adam Berkhoel
Chicago
Michel Robinson
Mark Hartigan
Syracuse
Vancouver Canucks
Jesh Green
Manitoba
Washington Capitals
Joey Tenule
Big Ten Upsets Highlight Busy NCAA Return Night
Michigan State beat Chaminade 89 to 67 in Maui Invitational action. Indiana overwhelmed Florida A&M 100 to 63 while Iowa toppled Kentucky 67 to 63. Northwestern edged Florida Atlantic 69 to 59 and Wisconsin crushed Old Dominion 84 to 81. Missouri Valley and East teams posted wins as Utah State and others featured in early rounds.
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Indiana
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Michigan State
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Northwestern
Florida Atlantic
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Big scoreline mix with Illinois and Texas teams in action
Illinois routed Texas Pan American 71 to 44 in College Station with strong in game from Brown and McBride. Texas A&M defeated Southern University 88 to 44 in Stillwater. Jackson State fell to Oklahoma State 94 to 53 in Oklahoma. Louisiana Tech beat Nebraska 56 to 59 in Columbia. Northwestern State lost to Missouri 72 to 81 in Columbia.
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NWCA All-Star Classic Wrestlers Result Across Weight Classes
In the NWCA All-Star Classic the 125-pound bout Sam Hazewinker of Oklahoma edged Nick Simmons of Michigan State 6-2. Darrell Vasquez California Poly defeated Mack Reiter Minnesota 6-3 at 133. Nate Gallick Iowa State won 3-1 over Teyon Ware Oklahoma at 141. Eric Tannenbaum Michigan beat Zack Esposito Oklahoma State 7-3 at 149. Alex Tirapele Illinois edged Joe Johnston Iowa 4-2 at 157. Matt Nagel Minnesota defeated Johny Hendricks Oklahoma State 5-3 at 165. Jake Herbert Northwestern topped Jacob Klein Nebraska 8-5 at 174. Pete Fried Illinois defeated Paul Bradley Iowa 4-3 at 184. Jake Rosholt Oklahoma State beat Joel Flegar Oklahoma 8-3 at 197. Kole Conrad Minnesota defeated Steven Mocco Oklahoma State 4-1 in OT at 285. Terrel Dingney Nebraska Kearney defeated Josh Leadington Central Oklahoma 6-3 at 285.
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Okla
Sam Hazewinker
Oklahoma
Nick Simmons
Michigan State
Darrell Vasquez
Cal Poly
Mack Reiter
Minnesota
Nate Gallick
Iowa State
Teyon Ware
Eric Tannenbaum
Michigan
Zack Esposito
Oklahoma State
Alex Tirapele
Illinois
Joe Johnston
Iowa
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Johny Hendricks
Jake Herbert
Northwestern
Jacob Klein
Nebraska
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Paul Bradley
Jake Rosholt
Joel Flagger
Kole Conrad
Steven Mocco
Terrel Dingney
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Central Oklahoma
College football and playoff-style matchups listed across regions
A dense schedule lists bowl season style games and second round fixtures featuring teams from Midwest to West and South. Notable matchups include Augustana versus Moor Union and Hobart against Delaware Valley with multiple round pairings and venue times across campuses.
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Thiel
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Mary Hardin-Baylor
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College football broadcast odds and playoff matchups listed
Odds for multiple Saturday games feature Colgate at New Hampshire and Georgia Southern at Texas State with times. Regional playoff quarterfinals follow with winners advancing to matchups including Richmond Hampton Nicholls Furman and Southern Illinois Eastern Illinois. Additional NCAA tournament pairings and regional games are noted with teams like Central Arkansas North Alabama Northwest Missouri Pittsburg State and C W Post East Stroudsberg in December.
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Oklahoma State
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Xavier Beats Charles City In Narrow Iowa High School Tilt
Xavier 47 Charles City 41 in a competitive game. Washington defeats Kennedy 45 13 while Linn-Mar posts 33 26 over Prairie. Union and Conrad BCLUW also face off as area scores appear alongside jamboree results at CR Kennedy and Jeferson.
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Minnesota Beat Green Bay 20 to 17 on Monday Night
Pro football recap notes Minnesota topped Green Bay 20 to 17 in a Monday game. Sunday's slate included St Louis at Houston and San Francisco at Tennessee among noon kickoffs with several late games listed.
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Minnesota
Green Bay
NHL night schedule with several Western Atlantic matches
NHL games featured include Rangers at Buffalo, Ottawa at Carolina, Tampa Bay at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Montreal, Washington at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at St Louis, Anaheim at Phoenix, and Chicago at Vancouver. Edmonton beat San Jose 2-1 in a shootout with strong goaltending and late goals. New York Rangers defeated Boston 4 3 in regulation with Jagr scoring twice.
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Honors Athlete of the Week across Iowa Conference and MCC
Wartburg tops the list with Blake Gillis and Casey Huber earning honors in wrestling and women's basketball. Simp son and Chelsea Craser receive recognition in men’s and women’s swimming at Beckman and Wartburg while Cameron Webb is noted for Luther. Mount Mercy’s Matt Spreacker earns men’s basketball honors in the MCC via the Midwest conference.
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Yassin Dee
Josh Scott
Payton Reynolds
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Griffin LaDew
Jeff Bitter
Andrew Peternel
Ray Burns
Casey Korn
Brandan Sherman
Tim Muszynski
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Dyersville
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Midwest Athletic Conference
Hawks Star Pettit Sets Free Throw Mark in 141 121 Loss
On November 22 1961 Bob Pettit of the St Louis Hawks went 19 for 19 from the line in a 141 121 defeat to the Boston Celtics. Pettit established an NBA record for consecutive free throws without a miss in a single game.
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St. Louis Hawks
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Boston
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