Late NHL results and upcoming schedules
Tuesday Vancouver defeated St Louis 7 1 and Wednesday Detroit beat Buffalo 6 5 in overtime Winnipeg toppled NY Rangers 7 5 Washington beat New Jersey 2 0 Toronto routed Edmonton 8 3 Calgary edged St Louis 5 4 Tonight Boston visits Minnesota at 7 35 p m Quebec at Philadelphia 6 35 p m Pittsburgh plays Chicago at 7 35 p m Friday Los Angeles hosts Buffalo 6 35 p m Toronto visits NY Rangers 6 15 p m Winnipeg travels to Calgary 8 35 p m Hartford at Vancouver 10 05 p m
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NBA Schedule Highlights for Weekend Games
Washington faces Philadelphia. Atlanta hosts New Jersey with 6:35 p.m. tip. Boston plays Detroit at 6:35 p.m. New York visits Cleveland at 7:05 p.m. Los Angeles travels to Kansas City at 7:35 p.m. San Antonio hosts Houston at 2:30 p.m. Sunday Seattle meets Kansas City at 1:05 p.m. and Dallas visits San Antonio at 7 p.m.
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Transaction Roundup Across Leagues Highlights Roster Moves
Baseball adds Teode Higuera Scott Roberts Bill Wegme and Bruce Williams Erin Riles and Mike Felder Eric Peyton to the Brewers roster. Warriors place Peter Thibeaux on waivers while Kings trade Reggie King to Seattle for a 1985 second round pick. Lakers list Johnson Rambis and Kupchak on injured list. Knicks release Mark. Spurs release Lawrence. Clippers sign Michael Brooks and acquire Hank McDowell. Sonics cut Burks DeBisschop and Dykema. add Bradley and Hayes. Bullets place Warrick on waivers. NFL Colts reactivate Hatchett. Oilers sign Curtis Brown and Cat Steinfeld. Chiefs place Condon on IR. Baldinger signed. USFL Wranglers name Gabriel QB. Express sign Fletcher Jenkins. Maulers hire Moseley. Gunslingers sign Robinson Williams Hanna. CFL Winnipeg signs Sykes. Iowa scoreless on scoreboard. Soccer Coe beats Wartburg.
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Steve Burks
Pete DeBisschop
Craig Dykema
Charles Bradley
Steve Hayes
Washington Bullets
Byron Warrick
San Antonio Gunslingers
Cor! Robinson
Joe Williams
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Prep Volleyball State Tournament Quarterfinals Highlights
Des Moines Lincoln and Dowling Hall hosted quarterfinal matches with Cedar Falls and Atlantic advancing in 156 and 5-11 sets. Clinton defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 15-6 15-9 16-14, while Fort Dodge beat Knoxville 15-10 15-12 and 3-15 15-17. Semifinal pairings set for 1A and 2A classifications with listed times and venue details. Several players earned placement on first and second all state teams across multiple schools.
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Bowling Notes From Castle Lanes And Local Centers
Gazette bowling writer Tim Hamilton reports Alburnett Couples led by Peg Nelson and Kerry Dills at Castle Lanes with Tim Hamilton reaching a 672 series. Lancer Ladies and Velma Brady posted solid scores at Lancer Lanes. Marsha Fenstermans 207 and Velma Brady 595 highlight Lancer Hawks. Multiple leagues list high scores including 828 by Ron Jahnke and 648 by Bill Gallagher across venues such as Castle Lanes Town & Country Bowl Quaker Oats and Empire Lanes with standouts like John Nelson 236-587 and Scherschligt 237.
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Pace and Trot Racing Picks Across Multiple Divisions
A detailed horse and trotting card lists Pace and Trot events with multiple races. It lists horses, drivers, odds, times, and pools for each division including first through fifth place bets, trifecta and quinella pays, and the day’s attendance and handle figures.
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Yacullo Charged After Refusing Breath Test Interference
Police report Yacullo tried to place material in a man's mouth to block a breath test and later removed two quarters from the mouth. He previously faced assault charges in 1982 at a QuikTrip parking lot, received a deferred sentence which was revoked for probation violation after a Des Moines arrest. He later pleaded guilty to public intoxication and assault in a Copper Dollar incident.
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Washington Volleyball Names 3 Warriors to Awards Night
Wash volleyball Madonna Bear earned MVP and best offensive honors for Cedar Rapids Washington. Other Warriors honored include Carrie McKune as honorary captain Diana Jackson for hustle award Susan Brooks as best defensive player and Beth Wimmer as most improved.
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Kansas State seeks upset of top-ranked Nebraska in Manhattan
Kansas State coach Jim Dickey expresses eagerness to see how the Wildcats, underdogs in the Big Eight, will compete against Nebraska. He stresses the need for strong effort and swarm-tackling of star tailback Mike Rozier who leads the conference with 1,219 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns.
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