Sportsday Midwest League and College Matchups
Kernels visit Fort Wayne. Kirkwood hosts Loyola. Luther faces St Marys. Mount Mercy plays Coe in men’s and women’s soccer. Cornell, Grinnell battle in women’s soccer and men’s basketball at Cornell. U S Open tennis early rounds. World Cup doubleheaders on ESPN networks. Angels at Red Sox. Athletics at White Sox. Rockies at Giants. Local sports desk contacts listed.
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Greek Republic
Sweden
Neon
Canada
Slovakia
Anaheim Angels
Boston Red Sox
ESPN
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Rockies
San Francisco Giants
Transactions Tuesday IL and NFL trades across leagues
A chaotic Tuesday recaps MLB IL moves with Boston Red Sox signing Sandy Martinez to Pawtucket, Cleveland recalling Ryan Ludwick, Seattle trading Pat Bar bar to Minnesota, and Cubs and Brewers adds. NBA and NFL notes include Charlotte Bobcats Brevin Knight signing and many teamwide roster actions across the Falcons Bills Panthers Browns Cowboys Broncos Lions Colts JaguarsJets Raiders Eagles Giants and more plus hockey moves with Columbus and Isles.
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Boston Red Sox
Sandy Martinez
Cleveland Indians
Pawtucket
Ryan Ludwick
Buffalo
Minnesota
Jason Twins
Kubel
Rochester
Seattle Mariners
Pat Barbe
Minnesota Twins
OF Barbe
Minors Midwest League Night Games Scheduled
Cedar Rapids visits Fort Wayne at 6 p.m. while Battle Creek travels to Dayton for evening action.
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Fort Wayne
Battle Creek
Dayton
Michigan
Tigers
Yanks
Lansing
Cubs
Padres
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Tennis results roundup with varied international matchups
Dominik Hrbaty beat Oscar Hernandez 6-1 6-2 6-1. Lee Hyung-taik defeated Ivan Ljubicic after retirement at 3-6 6-3 1-1. Massu beat Acasuso 6-4 6-0 6-2. Goldstein defeated Suzuki 7-6 2-6 6-2 6-1. Numerous others list wins for Martin, Tursunov, Henman, Canas, Nadal, and more in singles and doubles rounds.
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Slovakia
Oscar Hernandez
Spain
Lee Hyung-taik
South Korea
Ivan Ljubicic
Croatia
Paradorn Srichaphan
Thailand
Victor Hanescu
Romania
Nicolas Massu
Chile
Jose Acasuso
Argentina
Paul Goldstein
United States
Takao Suzuki
Japan
Alberto Martin
Antony Dupuis
France
Dmitry Tursunov
Russia
Mariano de
Tim Henman
Britain
Ivo Karlovic
Bowling League Scores From Multiple Centers
Bowling results from centers include Halt and Halt-Dennis Giesier 244-649 and 200-522, MondayMs and Execs led by Dick Bader 256-671. Sherri Weaver 223-45. Castle Lanes Marion Monday Night John Lund 278, John Sires 71. Gay Night 279-712 DeAnn Clark 248-678. Colonial Lanes day Night Mixed Larry White 253 Justin Rios 650 Joyce Zieglowsky 200 Patsy Porter 552 Newcomers Eric Patterson 210-572 Nancy Buxton 193-494 Knights of Columbus Darrell Schwarzing 254-699. MAY CITY BOWL Dusters Mike Palumbo 279 Dick Miler Tals Gaeies Wansey Toast tires 229-620 Phil Hansen 268-758. Westdale Bowling Center Monday Seniors Dale Feve 236-668 Joann Kelsey 204 Avis Crumes 196-566. Kentuck NC Cen 4 Tenn 24 Purd.
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Bowling Center
Dennis Giesier
Felt
Dick Bader
Sherri Weaver
Castle Lanes
Marion
John Lund
John Sires
DeAnn Clark
Colonial Lanes
Larry White
Justin Rios
Joyce Zieglowsky
Patsy Porter
Eric Patterson
Nancy Buxton
Knights of Columbus
Darrell Schwarzing
MAY City Bowl Dusters
Mike Palumbo
Dick Miler
Tals Gaeies Wansey
Toast — Tires
Phil Hansen
Westdale Bowling Center
Dale
College football dense Big Ten and Midwest matchups list
A dense schedule lists Thursday college football games across conferences. Big Ten Western at TCU Texas A&M at Utah and multiple Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, and Wisconsin games are shown alongside Big 12, ACC, and other regional clashes with kickoffs around 6 p m and 1 p m times. The AP Top 25 slate highlights LSU Oregon State Texas North Texas Michigan Miami Ohio Ohio State Cincinnati West Virginia East Carolina and other marquee pairings.
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Missouri
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Iowa
Drake
Missouri St
Utah
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Midwest
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Ball St
Buffalo
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Dayton
BIG Ten
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Ohio
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Prep football schedules from metro and Mississippi Valley areas
List of weekend high school football games across metro Des Moines and Mississippi Valley districts. Matches include Xavier at CR Kennedy, Dubuque Senior at Linn-Mar, Iowa City West at Waterloo West, and Prairie at Washington, among others across Class A Districts 3 to 5 and area non district contests.
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CR. Kennedy
METRO
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Dubuque
Linn-Mar
Iowa City West
Waterloo
Jefferson
City High
Maquoketa Valley
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Amana Oelwein
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St. Ansgar Vs. N. Linn
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Crestwood
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West Delaware
Beckman
IOWA PGA Sectional Final Des Moines Golf and Country Club
Final results after three rounds show John Bermer of Pheasant Ridge GC atop with 216 total. Curt Schnell of Crow Valley GC and Judd Gibb of The Legacy GC follow, with scores 217 and 221 respectively. Hole in one at Elmcrest CC by Brian Johnson of Cedar Rapids on No 10, 214 yards with J-iron, first career ace.
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CPC
Des Moines Golf & CC
John Bermer
Pheasant Ridge
Curt Schnell
Crow Valley GC
Judd Gibb
the Legacy Golf Club
John Shawver
Newton CC
Chris Winkel
Impact Golf Services
Scott Braver
Andrews
Gerry Huefeild
Amana Colonies GC
Steve Charters
Twin Pines
Terrance Anderson
Finkbine GC
Mark Lemon
Airport National
Elmicrest Country Club
Brian Johnson
Cedar Rapids
J-iron
Girls' swimming results from Williamsburg and Dubuque meets
At Williamsburg Prairie Williamsburg girls set multiple CRs with 200 medley relay 2 01.71 Ashley Matteson 200 free 2 05.56 and Stacia Johns 1 12.78. At Dubuque Wahlert posted 1 57.54 in 200 medley relay and Amy Schneider 2 05.30 in 200 free as well as 5 38.72 in 500 free.
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Willamsburg
Central
CR. Prairie
Williamsburg
Jennifer St. John
Stacia Johns
Toni Henry
Rachel Halder
Ashley Matteson
1. Johns
Annie Jones
Jones
Matteson
Jackie Astor
C.R. Prairie
Halder
Astor
Ellen Archer
Johns
Meghan Grobe
Dubuque Dubuque
Catie Baker
Murray
Schneider
Dubuque
Dubuque Wahlert
Kessler
Derby
Osterberger
Girls cross country Tipton Invitational results and top individuals
Tuesday meet results show Iowa City High leading Tipton 46 to 61 with CR Xavier third. individual leaders include Kelsey Bulat 15 21 and Ashley Miller 15 47. Other invites include Iowa Mennonite and Cedar Falls with top team and standout runners listed.
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Tipton
Cross Country Meets Detail Team and Individual Results
Race scores and top runners from multiple meets across Iowa. Iowa City High and Xavier show team totals with individuals like Jason Henderkott and Gabe Manan Fisch posting fast times. Decorah, Waukon, and West Delaware highlight strong showings along with Mennonite and Williamsburg hosts featuring standout runners.
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Bettendorf
North Scott
Muscatine
Xavier
Jason Henderkott
Gabe Manan Fisch
David Mackey
Jacob Heninger
Jacob Mason-Marshall
City High
Munoz-Fitch
Mackay
Mason-Marshall
Travis Robertson
Dylan Kosier
Bryan Washburn
Boys golf results from Jones Park and Iowa City meet
Teams at Jones Park Golf Course finish with Xavier first 147 Jefferson 155 Kennedy 160. Individual leaders include Ben Montgomery 35 Matt Gatens medalist 8 over par, West and City High players post scores across par 72 course.
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Jones Park
CR Xavier
CR Jefferson
CR. Washington
Ben Montgomery
CRJ
Andrew Warden
Matt Sargent
CR. Xavier
Warden
Sargent
Henry Lammers
Ryan Olson
CR. Jefferson
MonTgomery
Tyler Born
Ben Watson
Larry McDonald
DR. Kennedy
Josh Jobson
Ben Ross
Ross McLaughlin
Nick Miller
Iowa City
Finkbine G.C
West
Matt Gatens
ICH
Austin Kramer
Ben Clark
Aaron Strike
Matt Parsons
City High
Matt Geten
Adam Maske
Kyle Kiouda
Jim Hobart
Taner Minot $Y
Pennder Helps Upper Iowa Rally In Volleyball Win
William Pennder stars as Upper Iowa defeats opponent with set scores 30 24, 20 32 and 30, showcasing a strong offense and critical serves.
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Iowa
William Pennder
Upper Iowa
Hall sidelined six to ten weeks with hip fracture
Atlanta rookie DeAngelo Hall will miss six to ten weeks with a small fracture on the left hip. He leaves the Falcons depth chart as Kevin Mathis steps in for Friday night at Washington after Hall injured Saturday night on a pass deflection.
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Cincinnati
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Ron Medlin
Broncos RB Mike Anderson out for season with groin tear
Denver Broncos running back Mike Anderson is done for the season after tearing two muscles in his left groin during a preseason punt return. He will not require surgery, easing his recovery. Panthers reach injury settlements with Hayes and Walker and place Richardson on IR. Carolina cuts Hugo and Young to reach 70 on roster. Cardinals trade for Hambrick and Zellner from Raiders in exchange for an undisclosed conditional 2005 pick.
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James Hugo
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Sterling Harris
David Young
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Dave Volk
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Darrell Lee
Gennaro DiNapoli
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Mike Anderson
Jermaine Chatman
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Bills and Browns Waive Two Offensive Players
The Buffalo Bills waived former Iowa offensive lineman David Porter and the Cleveland Browns waived former Northern Iowa receiver Eddie Galles during roster cuts Tuesday.
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David Porter
Cleveland Browns
Northern Iowa
Eddie Galles
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