Midwest sports schedule and playoff game notes
Prep cross country Iowa City Regina at Iowa Mennonite Invitational. Mount Mercy men and women in Midwest Classic Conference tourneys at Burlington and Muscatine. Coe at Cornell 3 30 p m in college tennis. Clinton at Kirkwood prep volleyball. Mount Vernen at Iowa City Regina prep volleyball. MLB playoffs ALDS Game 5 Red Sox at Athletics 7 18 p m FOX. Colts at Buccaneers NFL game 8 p m ABC.
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World Golf Championship at Woodstock final leaders
Final leaders at Capital City Club Woodstock Georgia include Tiger Woods first with 274 totaling $1 050 000. Stephen Appleby Tim Herron Vijay Singh and others chase multiple prizes and top money.
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K.J. Choi
Paul Casey
Retief Goosen
Niclas Fasth
Loren Roberts
Rocco Mediate
Brad Faxon
Jonathan Kaye
Robert Allenby
Steve Flesch
C. Howell
Jerry Kelly
Bob Estes
Toshi Izawa
E. Romero
D. Howell
F. Jacobson
Justin Rose
Lee Westwood
Peter Lonard
Darren Clarke
Phil Mickelson
Davis Love Ill
A. Forsyth
Adam Scott
Fred Funk
T. Immelman
Shaun Micheel
Ian Poulter
P_ O/Malley
Hennie Otto
Arjun Atwal
Phillip Price
Jay Haas
J. Randhawa
Len Mattiace
R. Jacquelin
Rich Beem
Bob Tway
C. Campbell
JL. Lewis
Soren Kjeldsen
Kirk Triplett
Ben Curtis
T. Jaidee
M. Campbell
M. Foster
Scott Hoch
Chris DiMarco
Todd Hamilton
PGA Southern
Madison
Russ
Annandale
Bowling League Leaderboard Highlights From Cedar Rapids Centers
Readable scores and top bowlers across May City Bowl Lancer Lanes Westdale and Cedar Rapids venues. Notables include Bob Jenkins 267 with 660 series, Ben Nissen 279-719 and Chris McKeehan 259, with multiple bowlers posting 600s and 700s across divisions.
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Patty Blackwell
Kim Sexton
Ben Nissen
Carol Gasper
Gena Steele
Chris McKeehan
Dawn McNabb
Aaron Weber
Andy Jones
Chalet Brown
Lancer Lanes
Christine Dietrich
Matt Hasek
Jerry Zaruba
Seth Jensen
Abbey Stenersen
Justin Johnson
Sally Bean
Ralph Stanek
Marilyn Renolds
Wally Sadderis
Vicki Schoettmer
Babes
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Cory Sheets
Mark Bennett Jr
Courtney Witten
Denny Lingo
Joyce Lingo
Cathy Lamm
Brian Hrdlicka
Scott Kilts
Sharyl Voss
Westdale Bowling Center
Gary Michalec
Vikki Steele
Scott Davidson
Penny Franck
Randy Bates
Bonnie Jones
Carl Palmer
Kelly Jelinek
Scatter
Queens & Kings
Jamie Platz
Brooke Hale
Ladies Allied Industria
Kathy Schmidt
Westside
Grant Schwartz
Bill Ortgiesen
Risky Business
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Comets
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NASCAR Dover? Kansas Winston 4 Banquet 400 results
Race at Kansas shows Bil Enon won in a Dodge with 267 laps, followed by Jeremy Mayfield in a Dodge and Tony Stewart in a Chevrolet in top positions. Race stats include time 3:17:34, margin 0.863 seconds, 9 cautions for 46 laps, 23 lead changes among many drivers.
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Jimmy Spencer
Terry Labonte
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Germany United States semifinal set at Portland World Cup
Women's World Cup semifinal Sunday in Portland pits Germany against the United States with Sweden facing Canada after late schedules. The weekend also notes Sunday results as Stars defeating San Jose 2 0 and Friday and Saturday MLS fixtures and kickoffs across multiple venues.
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Women’s 5K Race Results Highlight Local Cancer Fund
Alexandra Mertens, 23, finished in 19 minutes 28 seconds to win the women’s 5K in Columbus Junction. Karen Martin, 41, and Kim Sherman, 36, placed second and third as part of the event supporting breast cancer awareness with race options in 5K 10K and half marathon in Iowa. Proceeds benefit the Run for the Schools program with contact numbers 728-7039 and 321-0280.
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Playoff baseball schedule drums up tense series battles
Baseball playoff rundown lists division series results Boston over Oakland and Chicago over Atlanta. It outlines remaining league championship series games with times and venues for Boston Oakland New York Florida and Chicago matchups.
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Women's soccer results from Iowa colleges and Purdue
Drake 2 Iowa State 1 and Purdue 4 Iowa 0 with goals by Katelyn Quinn Kristin Underwood Deb Benakis and assists by Avery Bang Andrea Schmitz Melissa Nelson Cindy Brenner Field hockey Iowa 3 Central Michigan 2 Pattie Gillern 2 Kelly Slattery Jessica Zosky. Grinnell 2 St Norbert 1 Mount Pleasant Michigan Iowa 3 Central Michigan 2.
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Ambrose, Mount Mercy lead after 18 at UWEST Classic
At Burlington Spirit Hollow Golf Club after 18 holes St Ambrose 303 and Mount Mercy 304 top the team standings. Tied for third are William Penn and St Francis at 325. Individual leaders include Daren Hince and Tim Puetz at 72 each.
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SIA
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Luke Slaymaker
Ryan Flugum
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Slaymaker
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Rob Byers
Mount Mercy Dominates Muscatine Golf Invite
At Muscatine Country Club Mount Mercy wins the AIDWEST Classic with an Ambrose 348. Waldorf, Iowa Wesleyan, and Saint Ambrose place after Mount Mercy. Top individuals include Jen Kopec 82 and a four way tie at 87 among Tesha Moser, Julie Hendricks, and Emily Petrucelli. Moser 87, Hendricks 87, Salmon 88.
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Salmon
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Michelle Puls
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Women's tennis flight results show Iowa players strong
In Saturday singles and doubles, Jennifer Hodgman of Iowa won by default over Sarah Batty of Indiana. Hillary Mintz of Iowa blanked Paulina Castil lejos 6-0 6-0. Erika Josbena of Missouri beat Gloria Okina 6-2 4-6 1-0(3). Christina Gogol of Louisville edged Hilary Tyler 5-7 7-5 1-0(10). Hilde Jansma of Iowa defeated Judith Diaz 7-5 6-1. Doubles saw Lask/Lask Murray take Okino/Hodgman 8-6, Okino/Hodgman Iowa beat Spencer/Leeper Murray St 8-6, Tyler/Mintz Iowa beat Taylor/Gogol Louisville 8-5, and Tyler/Mintz Iowa beat Barry/Josbena Missouri 8-6.
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Oregon Hosts Willamette Invitational Cross Country Meet
At Salem Oregon the Willamette Invitational featured team results led by Marquette 50 Nevada 52 Portland 121 UC Davis 141 Santa Clara 176 Oregon 185 Iowa 193 Team XO 212 Portland State 245 Cal State Northridge 247. Individual winner Margaret Butler of Pacific Sport ran 16 43 followed by Magdalena Sandoval of Ore 16 49.
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Eight Inch Cup Golf Tournament Highlights at Airport Course
Local golf results list multiple flight divisions with scores and pairs. Championship flight shows Rossey-S Sawyer at 97 and Brauer-Fiala at 99, Naughton-Carnes at 100. First and second flights record mixed and senior pairings with final totals and notable skins and flag event winners.
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Lori O'Donnell
Bob Stewart
Lynn Stewart
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Joyce Crook
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Larry VanLancker
Dale LeMaster
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Donna Dulin
Sam VanLancker
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Kathy Deupree
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Jim Young
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Weekend sports trades and waivers across major leagues
MLB fined Atlanta first baseman Robert Fick for conduct after the NLDS. NBA waivers and signings include Tony Farmer release by the Cavaliers and Mike Miller six year deal with the Grizzlies. NHL moves feature multiple assignments and signings across AHL and ECHL, plus Steve Shields trade to Florida. several clubs announce player waivers and new contracts.
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Basketball National Basketball Association
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DJ Smith
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Lakers take field trip to Bellows Air Force Station
Lakers coach Phil Jackson skipped Sunday practice and led Los Angeles to Bellows Air Force Station for a paintball team-building outing on Oahu. Karl Malone said meeting returning Iraq and Afghanistan veterans and families was meaningful while teammates learned cooperation and focus off the court.
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Snyder dies six days after wreck in Atlanta crash
Atlanta Thrashers forward Dan Snyder died at Grady Hospital six days after a fatal car crash with teammate Dany Heatley. Heatley drove a Ferrari at about 80 mph on a narrow road, lost control, the car broke in half, and both players were thrown from the vehicle. Heatley faced multiple charges, with prosecutors likely to upgrade after Snyder’s death.
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Holyfield Faces Toney Defeat as He Mulls Ring Return
Evander Holyfield endured a ninth-round towel stoppage by James Toney in Las Vegas. In a postfight press conference he refused retirement, insisting he will return to the drawing board despite declining reflexes at almost 41.
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