Area colleges volleyball and men’s soccer schedule
Indian Hills faces Kirkwood, Viterbo meets Luther, and Upper Iowa plays Grinnell at 7 p.m. Men’s action includes Iowa State competing in Henry Griffith's Invitational in Waco Texas and Mount Mercy in the Midwest Classic Conference Championships. Cornell travels to St Ambrose.
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Kirkwood
Viterbo
Luther
Upper Iowa
Grinnell
Iowa State
Waco
Texas
Mount Mercy
Cornell
St. Ambrose
Television slate features European match and NBA NBA doubleheader
Pro soccer UEFA Champions FeyenoordEngard versus Juventus at 1 30 p.m. on ESPN. NBA action Philadelphia 79ers visit Orlando Magic at 6 30 p.m. on TNT. NHL Sharks head to Detroit Red Wings at 7 p.m. on ESPN and NBA Spurs clash with Lakers at 9 30 p.m. on TNT.
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Philadelphia 79Ers
Orlando Magic
San Jose Sharks
Detroit Red Wings
ESPN
NBA
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Los Angeles Lakers
Tonight and Wednesday NBA Schedule Summary
Philadelphia visits Orlando at 6 30 p m while Cleveland goes to Sacramento and San Antonio meets the Lakers Tuesday. Wednesday features Chicago at Boston Houston at Indiana Washington at Toronto Milwaukee at Philadelphia Orlando at Miami Atlanta at New Jersey Dallas at Memphis Denver at Minnesota New York at Detroit Utah at New Orleans Lakers at Portland Phoenix at Seattle Cleveland at L A Clippers San Antonio at Golden State Thursday lists Utah at Atlanta Boston at Washington and Portland at Sacramento.
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L.A. Lakers
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Boston
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Randy Livingson
Terrell Brandon
Felipe Lopez
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Donny Marshall
Anthony Johnson
Jamie Feick
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Latrell Sorewell
Lavor Postell
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Olumide Oveden
Steven Hunter
Philadelphia 79Ers
Olden Polynice
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Alton Ford
Jake Voskuhi
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Chris Oudiey
Charles Smith
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Mengke Bateer
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Lamond Murray
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NASCAR Winston Cup Standings Through October 27
The season ranking lists leaders Tony Stewart first with 4 428 points and Mark Martin second with 4 282. Jimmie Johnson sits third at 4 278 followed by Ryan Newman 4 225 Rusty Wallace 4 201 Kurt Busch 4 130 Jeff Gordon 4 127 Matt Kenseth 4 067 Dale Jarrett 4 027 Ricky Rudd 3 990 Dale Earnhardt Jr 3 944 Bill Elliott 3 888 Jeff Burton 3 807 Dale Waltrip 3 736 Sterling Marlin 3 703.
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Ree
Tony Stewart
Mark Martin
Jimmie Johnson
Ryan Newman
Rusty Wallace
Kurt Busch
Jeff Gordon
Matt Kenseth
Dale Jarrett
Ricky Rudd
Dale Earnhardt, Jr
Bill Eliott
Jeff Burton
He Ae Waltrip
Sterling Marlin
Odds Today’s Line Favorite TCU Miss. Thursday
Odds for college football events list TCU as the favorite with a note of Mississippi on Thursday. The line is presented for Wednesday play.
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Tcu
Ljubicic leads upset-free Paris first round
In Paris at the BNP Paribas Masters first round, Ivan Ljubicic of Croatia defeated Juan Ignacio Chela of Argentina 6-3 6-3. Other winners include Xavier Malisse Belgium over Stefan Koubek Austria 5-7 6-2 6-0 Jarkko Nieminen Finland over Mariano Zabaleta Argentina 6-1 1-6 6-3 Kenneth Carlsen Denmark over Younes El Aynaoui Morocco 6-4 7-6(3) Arnaud Clement France over Rainer Schuettler Germany 7-5 6-3 Gaston Gaudio Argentina over Davide Sanguinetti Italy 6-4 7-6(1) Radek Stepanek Czech Republic over Gustavo Kuerten Brazil 4-6 6-3 7-6(3) Nicolas Lapentti Ecuador over Anthony Dupuis France 5-7 6-3 6-3.
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Ivan Ljubicic
Croatia
Juan Ignacio Chela
Argentina
Xavier Malisse
Belgium
Stefan Koubek
Austria
Jarkko Nieminen
Finland
Mariano Zabaleta
Kenneth Carlsen
Denmark
Younes el Aynaoui
Morocco
France
Pro football Weekday slate with late games
NFL Sunday results and stats feature several noon kickoffs across conferences plus late games. Indianapolis and Washington produced mixed rushing and receiving totals while New York, Dallas, and Edmonton posted overtime drama and notable completions.
World Series 2002 Individual And Club Records
San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels set multiple records in the 2002 World Series. Barry Bonds and Jarrod Washburn anchor many solo and inning marks, while teams combine for high totals in home runs, walks, and total bases across games and the seven-game series.
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Francisco Rodriguez
Angels
Barry Bonds
Giants
Jarrod Washburn
Darin Erstad
Jef Kent
Garret Anderson
Kenny Lofton
Rich Aurilia
Brad Fullmer
Running Weekend 5K Winners at Marion Mare
The Red Ribbon 5K at Marion Mare crowned overall winner Marty Klipp in 17 minutes 16 seconds. Top female was Jenny Jackson at 19 minutes 53 seconds with age group and grade winners listed: Garrett Wood 17 21, Ariel Bliss 34 15, Tess Putnam 23 14, Karen Knight 22 24, and Madonna Putnam 26 18 among others.
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Marion Mare
Marty Klipp
Garret Wood
Kilop
Andrew Simmons
John Ogden
Nigel Wright
Andover
Jack Voss
Jenny Jackson
Ariel Bliss
Tess Putnam
Jackson
Karen Knight
Madonna Putnam
Claudia Scott
Bowling 300 by Kevin Rawson Highlights Local Leagues
In May City Bowl Kevin Rawson bowled a perfect 300 and totaled a 704 series in the Sunday Saints league. Other top scores include Preston Allsup 707, Tina Allsup 688, and Tom Vondracek 771 in Sunday Night Mixed, with numerous high games from Westdale and Colonial lanes across Friday Seniors, Lush League, and City leagues.
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Kevin Rawson
Preston Allsup
Tina Allsup
Brian Walters
Tammi Gandy
Tom Vondracek
Pat McKinley
Lisa Noethe
Westdale Bowling Center
Arnold Port
Janet Wishniewsky
John James
Cathi Studen
Nancy Davis
Tracy Richardson
Dondee Corrigan
Sunday Niters
John Teed
Jon Bruce
Lisa Scholl
April Erickson
Colonial Lanes
Lone Tree
Brian Saylor
Pauline Greaze
Jason Goss
Roy Rios
Debby Knotterus
Anthony Noble
Vickie Schleif
Brady de Vore
Carol Sueppel
Janet Volk
Art Dresden
Jerry Maye
Shelly Richmond
Darryl Thomas
Kurt Reed
Cindy Green
Oral
Terry Brennemen
Jack Herring
B.J. Monroe
Colonial
Greg Rogge
Pat Johnson
Timber
Curt Welch
Starr Jennings
Tom Kacena
Curt Bach
Casey Kacena
Jeni Gustafson
Colonial Lassies
Joyce Zieglowsky
Charie Robbins
Knights of Columbus
Bill Holmes
Hawkeye
Steve Dodson
Bob Miller
University Club
Pat Buswell
Dolores Kattchee
Young and Restless
Rod Zeitler
Tom Hatch
Michele Schintler
Charlie Hatch
Ashleigh Pewitt
Alan Holderness
Becky Teske
Rainbow
Dick Young
Sue Whittaker
Adam Evanovich
Marvnan Kasper
Oxford
Jim Fa
MLB and NBA Moves See Major Roster Shifts Across Leagues
Baseball notes include Frank Thomas exercising a conditional free agent option for the White Sox and Twins options on Guardado Hawkins and Prince. Mets name Art Howe as manager on a four year deal. NBA reports suspend Fox and Christie over a bench incident, plus several teams announce injured lists and contract options. Hockey rounds up player moves from Columbus, Detroit and minor leagues.
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Chicago White Sox
Frank Thomas
Minnesota Twins
Eddie Guardado
LaTroy Hawkins
Tom Prince
Bob Weiss
Denny Hocking
Seattle Mariners
Randy Winn
Tampa Bay
Antonio Perez
Lou Piniella
New York Mets
Art Howe
Regional volleyball playoffs show varied results across regions
Regional quarterfinals across Regions 5 6 7 and 8 produced wins for Waverly Shell Rock Cedar Falls Dubuque Senior Des Moines area teams and others. Notable scores include Waverly Shell Rock over Mason City 15-5 15-2 15-5 and Dubuque Hempstead over C R Washington 15-5 15-6 15-3 with multiple teams advancing to next rounds.
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Mason City
Cedar Falls
Waterloo West
CR. Kennedy
Waterloo East
Iowa City West
C.R. Jefferson
Big Ten and Big 12 Football and Conference Schedules
The page lists college football matchups across the Big Ten and Big 12, with game times and pairings including Wisconsin at Iowa, Indiana at Northwestern, Michigan State at Michigan, Minnesota at Ohio State, Missouri at Iowa State, Baylor at Texas Tech, Colorado at Oklahoma, Kansas State at Kansas, Texas at Nebraska, and Oklahoma State. It also notes other matchups and AP Top 25 pairings such as Miami at Rutgers and Alabama at Vanderbilt, along with nonconference games involving Northern Iowa, Upper Iowa, and regional teams.
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Notable Oct 29 sports milestones through history
Highlights include 1950 Detroit Lions star Wally Triplett amassing 331 total yards in a 65 24 win over the Rams with 41 third quarter points. 1977 Texas kicker Russell Erxieben hits a 60 yard field goal in a 26 0 rout of Texas Tech. 1983 Gil Fenerty runs for 337 yards six touchdowns as Holy Cross thumps Columbia 77 28. 1984 Orlando Pizzolato wins New York Marathon in 2 14 53 Grete Waitz 2 29 30.
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Peter Wolfe
BCS
Free agents file as baseball off-season opens
Tom Glavine Jim Thome and Ivan Rodriguez are among 70 players who filed for free agency as the baseball off-season begins. Frank Thomas also explores free agency despite contract, with others potentially eligible by the November 12 deadline. In football Ray Lewis may miss a fourth straight game with a shoulder injury for the Baltimore Ravens. Darrell Jackson is released from a Texas hospital after a concussion and seizure. Associated Press.
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Anaheim
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Jim Thome
Ivan Rodriguez
Frank Thomas
Chicago White Sox
Greg Maddux
Roger Clemens
Andy Pettitte
Jeff Kent
Robb Nen
Cliff Floyd
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Flanagan dismissed from Iowa State football team
Iowa State reserve wide receiver Ryan Flanagan was cut from the Cyclones for violating team rules. The 6-2, 209 pound Houston native redshirted last year and did not catch a pass this season, remaining a deep scout. Coaches announced the move Monday on Dan McCarney's radio show.
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Iowa State Cyclones
Dan McCarney
Flanagan
Houston
Manhattan
Kan
ISU
McCarney
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