Kernels End Regular Season vs Clinton LumberKings at Memorial
Cedar Rapids Kernels face Clinton LumberKings at Memorial Stadium at 2 p.m. in the regular-season finale. Postseason begins with a best-of-three versus Quad City River Bandits, games in Davenport and Cedar Rapids, first postseason since 1997. Tickets at stadium box office. radio coverage by KCRG AM 1600.
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Cahill's nine positions cap Kernels division clinch milestone
Cedar Rapids utility man Jon Cahill, 24, started at nine positions and even pitched the ninth as the Kernels beat Clinton 8-4 to secure the Western Division second-half title (81-57). The win advances Cedar Rapids to a best of three playoff with Quad City, beginning Tuesday.
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Guerrero Jr Stands For Anthem In Braves Game
Three-year-old Vladimir Guerrero Jr. fills in for his father Vladimir Guerrero Sr. before the Expos game with the Atlanta Braves in Montreal. Atlanta wins 6-4.
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Minnesota Freshman Brandon Hall Shot After Debut
Brandon Hall, 19, a redshirt freshman defensive lineman for the Minnesota Golden Gophers, was shot to death after his first college game a 42-0 win over Southwest Texas State. Police say a dispute near a downtown bar involved Hall and three others. coach Glen Mason called him an innocent victim. Hall had made one tackle in the game.
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Cedar Rapids Volleyball Faces Uphill Path To Improvement
Cedar Rapids high schools lead a lagging metro volleyball scene as coaches note years of no MVC winning seasons. Explanations point to late exposure, fewer youth programs, and the rise of club play in Dubuque and Waterloo-Cedar Falls. Leaders from Wahlert and West see potential in Cedar Rapids talent if a winning mindset takes hold.
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Iowa D-backs give up yards in win over Akron
Iowa 57 Akron 21 as young Hawkeyes learn in first game of season. Antwan Allen, a red shirt freshman, showed growth at cornerback while Kevin Worthy returned a 72 yard fumble for a TD. Akron qb Frye threw for 230 yards and two TDs.
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