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Metro prepares Volleyball Class 2A district pairings with Washington or Prairie facing Vinton Shellsburg or Jefferson at Kenedy at 6 30 p m Linn Mar Marion winner Me Regis Kennedy winner at Kennedy pm Men s soccer Cornell vs Coe at Jones Park 3 30 p m Women s soccer Wartburg at Cornell 3 30 p m Women s tennis Iowa at Riviera All American Championships Volleyball Iowa State Drake Coe Grand View Mount Mercy Simpson Greyhound dog racing at Dubuque and Waterloo parks 730 p m Running Philadelphia Distance Classic 230 p m ESPN 1 a m ESPN NHL Kings at Islanders live 630 p m ESPN boxing Johnson vs Parks middleweights live 8 p m USA tape Midnight USA
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Pro Sports Moves Across MLB NBA and More Highlight Week
Baseball activity includes Orioles declining Mike Flanagan option and Red Sox signing Brian Conroy. Twins claim Mike Maksudian. Rangers name Kevin Kennedy as manager. Jays decline arbitration for Winfield Maldonado and Stieb Eichhorn options. Rockies sign Liriano Jones Ridenour Holcomb. Mets acquire Tony Fernandez and decline arbitration for several players. Basketball and football notes cover fines for Bill Laimbeer, suspensions, signings, waivers, and NFL roster moves. College Brown adds Jay Weiss as assistant wrestling coach.
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Nelson Liriano
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Pro Tennis Seeds and Results From Almanara Cup and Stockholm Open
Seedings and first round results from the Almanara Cup in Guarvia Brazil include Jordi Arrese Jaime Oncins and Alberto Berasategui among winners. Stockholm Open action in Stockholm Sweden features Bergstrom Haarhuis Woodbridge Wahlgren Gustafsson Tarango Medvedev Mansdorf Masur Chesnokov Enavist Svensson Pimek Davids Novacek Sanchez Donar Haarhuis Pate Donar Ferreira Norval Appel Tillstrom Ap kontinues.
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Lars Koslowski
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Todd Woodbridge
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Thomas Hogstedt
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Stefano Pescosolido
Andrei Medvedev
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Olivier Delaitre
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Andrei Chesnokov
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Brad Gilbert
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Libor Pimek
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Henrik-Jan Davids
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Prep Football Free Agents Post 26 Players File
Twenty six players with six or more seasons of major league service filed for free agency on Monday. The group includes veterans whose contracts expired and who are not bound by repeater rights restrictions, with free agency open through November 8.
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Harold Reynolds
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Preseason NBA Scores and Tonight's Schedule
Sacramento beat Seattle 110 to 108 in Sunday’s late game. New Jersey topped Cleveland 120 to 116 on Monday. Minnesota defeated Washington 114 to 105. Denver at Portland was listed as late. Tonight Utah visits New York at 6 30 p.m. Indiana hosts Charlotte and Atlanta plays Orlando at 6 30 p.m. Phoenix meets Miami and Philadelphia faces Boston at 6 30 p.m. Golden State plays Minnesota at 7 p.m. Sacramento meets the Lakers in St Louis at 7 30 p.m. Dallas clashes with Houston in Mexico City at 8 30 p.m.
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Auto Racing at Cedar Falls Raceway
Results from Cedar Falls Raceway show winners across classes: super pro won by Jak Nicholson of Janesville with Dave Perry of Ankeny second. hot rod won by Nicholson ahead of Dan Fulks of Tripoli. pro trophy topped by Wilson Swarts of Cedar Rapids with Gene Stanbrough of Dike second. street trophy led by Duane Moffit of North English with Robert Blackford of Shellsburg second. trophy bike won by Mike Jablinske of Jesup over Mike Hornung of Ankeny. pro bike led by Charlie Dougherty of Indianola with Terry Draz of Iowa City second.
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Local Golf Jones Park Retired Men’s Association
Low gross winner Howdy Moore. Low net winner Bill Diouhy with 32. Closest to pin prizes went to Fred Sheible and Jerry Nixon on holes 2 and 8.
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Iowa Athletes Compete At Kentucky Fall Invitational
Iowa players participate in A B C D divisions with several wins and losses. Bergstrom and Crowley reach multiple rounds while Crowley Schulman fall in quarterfinals. Donahan and Nygard-Oostberbaan face early exits amid strong showings by Indiana and Kentucky opponents.
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Record-Setting Football Celebrated in 1967 73 79 Highlights
On this date 1967 New Mexico tight end Emilio Vallez caught 17 passes for 257 yards to tie an NCAA record in a 56-7 win over Texas El Paso. In 1973 Alabama three NCAA records in a 77-6 defeat of Virginia Tech with 823 total yards 743 rushing yards and four 100 yard rushers Jim Taylor 142 Wilbur Jackson 138 Calvin Culliver 127 Richard Todd 102. In 1979 Arizona State quarterback Mark Malone ran 98 yards for a TD in a 28-14 victory over Utah State.
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Mark Malone
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Study shows NCAA graduation rate rise after Prop 48
The NCAA report 92-01 finds five year graduation rates for Division I student athletes rose 8.4 percent after Prop 48 began in 1986. Overall rate climbed from 48.1 to 56.5 percent for 1984 85 entrants. football and men s basketball dipped in 1986. female athletes and black male athletes improved. Preliminary results noted by Auburn s Glenelle Halpin.
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Kingsbury Chooses Iowa In Recruiting Move
Kingsbury, a 6-8 high school senior, commits to the University of Iowa as the second Iowa fall pledge. He joins Jess Settles, a 6-8 forward from Winfield-Mt. Union, who inked earlier. Kingsbury drew offers from six ACC schools after home visits by Knight Ayers Fischer and others. He was a Parade Magazine fourth-team All-American and second-team All-Ohio last year and attended Nike camp with Settles in Indianapolis. His Iowa ties include grandparents still living in the state.
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Reid Chooses Creighton After Strong Prep Season
TIFFIN Adam Reid a 6foot 8 senior from Clear Creek Amana High School has accepted a basketball scholarship from Creighton University. Reid averaged 18 points and 11 rebounds last season and helped Clear Creek Amana finish second in the 1992 Class 1A state tournament. He began at Solon, was ineligible first seme ster last season, then played 17 games for his new team. He earned first team all state in Class 1A and made the all tournament squad at state.
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