Weekend prep sports slate across Mississippi Valley Conference events
Iowa City West Prairie Linn-Mar and Kennedy headline the Mississippi Valley Conference divisions at Ellis Park GC and Dubuque Bunker Hill with 9 30 a m starts. West Liberty visits Regina for prep volleyball. Northern Iowa competes in Illinois State Invitational while Mount Mercy hosts Hannibal LaGrange in women's soccer. John Deere Classic final round airs at 8 a m ESPN. Mets visit Cubs at 7 p m FSC. Cowboys face Giants at 8 p m KCRG.
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Iowa City West
Prairie
Linn-Mar
Kennedy
Ellis Park
Washington
Jefferson
Xavier
City High
Dubuque
Bunker Hill
Northern Iowa
Hannibal LaGrange
Mount Mercy
ESPN
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
KCRG
METRO
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Camanche
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Solon
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Albia
van Buren
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BCLUW
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Winston Cup Sylvania 300 at Loudon results and standings
Jimmie Johnson won the Loudon NASCAR Winston Cup Sylvania 300 driving a Chevrolet, with Ricky Rudd second and Joe Nemechek third. The race featured 40 laps and an average winner speed of 106.58 mph, 6 cautions for 38 laps, 20 lead changes among 18 drivers, and final points standings led by Kenseth with 4,015.
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Loudon
New Hampshire
Ind Speedway
Jimmie Johnson
Chevrolet
Ricky Rudd
Ford
Joe Nemechek
Bill Elliott
Dodge
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Rusty Wallace
Matt Kenseth
Elliott Sadler
Ryan Newman
Jamie McMurray
Jeremy Mayfield
John Andretti
Kevin Harvick
Dave Blaney
Kurt Busch
Bobby Labonte
Casey Mears
Terry Labonte
Jeff Gordon
Tony Stewart
Robby Gordon
Mike Skinner
Pontiac
Jimmy Spencer
Scott Wimmer
Johnny Benson
Michael Waltrip
Jason Leffler
Mark Martin
Sterling Marlin
Kyle Petty
Christian Fittipaldi
Johnny Sauter
Tony Raines
Steve Park
Todd Bodine
Kenny Wallace
Ken Schrader
Ricky Craven
Ward Burton
Hermie Sadier
Dale Jarrett
Jeff Burton
Greg Biffle
R.newman
D.earnhardt Jr
M.waltrip
J. Johnson
M.kenseth
R.gordon
S.park
B-Elliott
K.harvick
J.johnson
J.gordon
K.busch
B.labonte
T.labonte
WNBA Finals Game Sees Detroit Edge LA 62 61
Detroit earns a 62 to 61 victory over Los Angeles to tie the best of three series at 1-1. The game went down to the final minute as both teams traded leads. The matchup resumes in Los Angeles with game three set for Tuesday night at 7.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Baseball and hockey roster moves across MLB and NHL
Multiple teams announced call ups and roster changes across baseball NFL and hockey. Indians and Pirates moved players between majors and minors while Packers placed Chris Johnson on injured reserve. Ducks Panthers and Coyotes altered contracts and sent players to AHL and junior leagues with several skaters traded or reassigned.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Hill
J.J. Davis
Duaner Sanchez
Ryan Vogelsong
Nashville
John Grabow
Green Bay Packers
Chris Johnson
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
Petr Sykora
Florida Panthers
Matt Dzieduszycki
Mike Amedeo
Josh
On This Date Highlights From 1899 to 1973
Highlights include Willie Smith winning the 1899 U S Open golf title over George Low Val Fitzjohn and W H Way Bill Tikden capturing the 1923 U S Lawn Tennis Association championship Johnston edged in straight sets 1962 Frank Tripucka passes for 447 yards in Broncos 23 20 win over Bills 1971 Stan Smith wins the U S Open Pee Rhodes Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals first time in 16 years Americans win both titles Secretariat Marlboro Cup 1973 1 45 2 5 18 miles Archie Griffin begins NCAA record 31 straight 100 yard games.
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Willie Smith
George Low
Val Fitzjohn
W.H. Way
Bill Tikden
William Johnston
Frank Tripucka
Denver Broncos
Buffalos
Stan Smith
Verstappen and Button Lead F1 Time Trial Results
The fragment lists drivers Jos Verstappen and Jenson Button with times 51:46.321 and 27:42.502 respectively, plus Da Matta 34:47.422, Wilson 4:27.075, Trulli 5:10.967. entries include nationalities and teams Min ardi Cosworth, BAR Honda, Toyota, Jaguar, Renault.
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Monza
Taly
Michael Schumacher
Germany
Ferrari
Juan Pablo Montoya
Colombia
BMW -Williams
Rubens Barrichello
Brazil
Kimi Raikkonen
Finland
McLaren-Mercedes
Marc Gene
Spain
Bmw-Wil- Harms
Jacques Villeneuve
Canada
BAR Honda
Mark Webber
Australia
Jaguar
Fernando Alonso
Renault
Nick Heidfeld
Sauber
David Coulthard
Britain
McLaren- Mercedes
Olivier Panis
France
Toyota
Jos Verstappen
Netherlands
Minardi Cosworth
Jenson Button
Cristiano da Matta
Justin Wilson
Jarno Trulli
Italy
May City bowlers light up lanes with Kephart 300
Lester Kephart bowled a perfect 300 in the May City Majors league at C.R. Bowling Center. Other notable scores include Ben Jennings 75, Cory Nye 255, Chris Lillis 677, Debbie Stabbe 213 581, and Dan Snyder 253 658 as teams Green Jeans and 8 Ball Mixed posted strong totals.
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Lester Kephart
May City
Ben Jennings
Kevin Cline
Brian Schultz
Cory Nye
Chris Lillis
Debbie Stabbe
Harrison Elliot
Ashley Fowler
Chalet Brown
C.R. Bowling Center
Friendship
Lane Wiers
Russell Smith
Kelly Carson
Jim Williams
Angie Logsdon
Green Jeans
Brian Hurlbut
Danilo Banowetz
Madeline Stensen
Blue Jeans
Dan Snyder
Melissa Martens
Wendy Pedersen
Trojans
Mark Bennett Jr
Amanda Coleman
Courtney Witten
Minor League and junior hockey 2003 schedule notes
The document lists various farm team affiliations across multiple leagues and outlines the C.R. RoughRiders 2003-04 hockey schedule with game dates and times from September through February including matchups against St. Louis Waterloo River City Danville and Green Bay. It notes teams: Durham Bulls River Cats Aeros Mudcats Missions 66ers Warthogs St Lucie Lugnuts Braves Crosscutters RoughRiders and more.
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Jctobe
River City
Danville
Waerloo
St. Louis
Tri-City
Des Moines
Waterloo
Green Bay
College football Saturday AP Top 25 results show notable upsets
Arizona State and Utah State posted 26 to 16 and 34 to Formatting shows several ranked teams winning. Southern University defeated North Carolina A&T 35 to 16. Washington State beat Central Washington 48 to 29, and Oregon dominated Arizona 48 to 10. Individual stats list SMU Kincade rushing 113 yards and Baylor Karas passing 102 yards.
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Arizona St
Utah St
South Southern
N. Carolina
A&t
Southwest
SMU
Kincade
Bartel
Baylor
Armstrong
Krieg
Andrews
Evans
Karas
Warren
Rushbrook
Cunningham
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Martin
Shelton
Roberts
Quiroga
Williams
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Texas
Fumbies
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Bay
FG Webb
Bay—Armstrong
Webb
Associated Press
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Michigan
Southern Cal
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Georgia
Virginia Tech
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Florida State
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Tennessee
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Nebraska
Arizona State
Florida
Iowa
Washi
TCU
Alaba
Oregon
Missouri
Washington
Purdue
Notre Gene
Minnesota
N.C. State
Northern Illinois
Bowling Green
Texas A&m
Virginia
Wisconsin
Colorado
Louisville
Wake Forest
Boise State
Boston College
Colorado State
Air Force
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Oklahoma State
Oregon State
Cincinnati
Maryland
UNLV
USA Today
ESPN
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Washington State
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Monmouth tops Cornell 3 1 in Sunday men’s soccer
Monmouth defeats Cornell 3 1 on Sunday with goals by Sam Becki Mark Allen Keith Carroll and Dave Simpson. Becki also tallies an assist along with Kenneth Fuller to fuel the win in a sunlit match in Decorah.
Michigan 4 Iowa State 2 at Madison
Michigan defeated Iowa State 4 to 2 in Madison led by Therese Heaton Whitney Kiar Kate Morgan and Stephanie Chavez with two assists from Robyn Vince and Kristina Baumann two assists for Kate Kirwan and Judy Coffman ISU’s Jess Willhauer Deb Benakis scored for the Cyclones.
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Madison
Wis
Michigan
Iowa State
M — Therese Heaton
Whitney Kiar
Kate Morgan
Stephanie Chavez
ISU
Jess Willhauer
Deb Benakis
Robyn Vince
Katelin Spencer
Chavez
Judy Coffman
Kristina Baumann
Kate Kirwan
Iowa Hawkeyes 2003-04 Men's Basketball Schedule
Detailed 2003-04 Iowa Hawkeyes men’s basketball schedule with exhibition games, nonconference matchups, Big Ten games, and Big Ten tournament plans. Includes opponent names such as UNC Asheville Drake Louisville Wisconsin Green Bay Texas Tech Liberty Xavier Virginia Missouri Nebraska Colorado and dates, times, and TV plans.
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OWA
Hawkeyes TV
Tba
EA Sports
UNC
Espn Plus
Northern Illinois
Illinois-Chicago
Iowa
Washington
Northern Iowa
UNI
Dee
Texas Tech
Dallas
ESPN
Missouri
Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Illinois
Lowe State
ISU
Ohio State
Michigan
Penn State
Michigan State
Indiana
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
CBS
LA Stars
Global Sports
Mercer
Arkansas-Little Rock
Idaho State
Iowa State
Liberty
Drake
Xavier
Virginia
San Diego State
Nebraska
Colorado
Baylor
Texas Alm
Kansas
State
Kansas State
Texas
Badger Invitational and Wartburg Invitational Golf Results
Michigan State won the Badger Invitational with 608 team points, Purdue second at 619, Wisconsin third at 627, and individual co medals shared by Allison Fouch and Matinda Johnson at 144. Wartburg Invitational results list Wartburg as team winner with 669, Buena Vista second at 673, and top individuals Betsy Hall 158 and Erin Dohlman 160.
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Badger
Madison
Wis
Michigan State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Arkansas-Little Rock
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
West Florida
Allison Fouch
Mich
Matinda Johnson
Lizz Bennett
Virginie Bonfils
Coe
Cornell
Dubuque
Betsy Hall
Erin Dohlman
Krystal Kirkpatrick
Corn
Lindsay Wyant
Lindy Buck
Luther
Buck
Jody Myers
Tiffany Schul
College swim meet team scores and individual results
Teams listed with scores from 1 NC Wilmington 585 to 9 Iowa with Alabama? unclear. Medalist Craig Revell of Michigan State posted 140. Individual placings include Luke Miller 151 Bennett Hammerberg 153 Jon Feidick 155 Andy Tiedt 157 Eric Feidick 166 along with placements for Iowa competitors.
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Madison
Wis
N.C. Wilmington
Kansas State
Michigan State
Purdue
Lamar
West Florida
Wisconsin
Arkansas- Little Rock
Lowa
Craig Revell
Mich. St
Luke Miller
Bennett Hammerberg
Jon Feidick
Andy Tiedt
Eric Feidick
Women's tennis results across three Illinois campuses
At Galesburg Coe Knox 1 singles Ashley Peterson wins for Coe. Monmouth hosts Coe 9-0 with Peterson and Hubler dominant. Wheaton edges Cornell 5-4 as Myre and Olson win decisive sets. Doubles show tight finishes across all matches.
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Ill
Coe
Knox
Ashley Peterson
Liz Ferry
Ashley Hubler
Melissa Birkett
Lindsay Chase
Katie Lambert
Lindsey Drscoll
Sarah Look
Celena Knight
Kourtney Cone
Sarah Kieinsteiber
Sara Schaberg
Ferry
Racke
Hubler
Knight
Chase
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Lambert
Driscoll
Kieinsteiber
Wright
Honnecker
Monmouth
III Coe
Sara Yerks
Amanda Morris
Allison Costello
Lindsey Driscoll
Molly Trotter
Mary O'Conner
Saran Kieinsteiber
Beth McKenna
Stephanie Froehlich
Meredith Masoncup
Wed
Kraly Olson
Stacey Barth
Sarah Myre
Jenna Morris
Emily Loewen
Elise Linden
Tare Alcazar
Sean Moberg
Maclellan
Olson
Schutte
Froehlich
Masoncup
Hoekstra
Det
Morris
Loewen
Barth
Ashley Haines
Del
Moberg
Myre
Pro tennis seeds vie in Bucharest quarterfinals
In Bucharest at Arenele Progresul, top seeds advance as Jose Acasuso loses to David Sanchez in three sets. Nicolas Massu defeats Razvan Saban, while Sanchez ousts Acasuso to reach the semis. In Brazil, Sieng Schaiken beats Rainer Schuettier for the Costa do Sauipe title. Dementieva defeats Rubin in Bali to win WTA match.
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Romania
Arenele Progresul
Jose Acasuso
Argentina
John von Lottum
Netherlands
Dinaine Carnifinal
Qungressere
Nicolas Massu
Chile
Razvan Saban
David Sanchez
Spain
Costa Do Sauipe
Brazil
Sieng Schaiken
Rainer Schuettier
Germany
World Athletics Monte Carlo Finals Track Highlights
Sunday finals in Monte Carlo showcase top performances across events led by Joshua J. Johnson and Shawn Crawford in sprints, Eliud Kipchoge and Eliud Kipchoge paced distance races, plus field marks from Rybakov Holm and Makarov among others.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Joshua J. Johnson
United States
Shawn Crawford
Stephane Buckland
Mauritius Islands
Paul Korir
Kenya
Alex Kipchirchir
Ivan Heshko
Ukraine
Saif Saaeed Shaheen
Qatar
Paul Koech
Ezekiel Kemboi
Eliud Kipchoge
Richard Limo
Gebreegziabher Gebremariam
Ethiopia
Hurdies
Felix Sanchez
Dominican Republic
Kemel Thompson
Jamaica
Danny McFarlane
Joey Woody
Yaroslav Rybakov
Russia
Stefan Holm
Sweden
Jamie Nieto
Christian Olsson
Walter Davis
Kenta Bell
Sergey Makarov
Jan Zelezny
Czech Republic
Boris Henry
Germany
New
Prep football state matches and district schedule notes
Saturday games outline state level results and a dense list of district and class matchups across multiple Iowa conferences. Includes Le Mars Gehlen vs C C Everly 20 19 and Muscatine vs Davenport Assumption 28 20 along with extensive Metro Iowa City and Mississippi Valley pairings and numerous district designations for Classes 3A 2A 1A and A across districts 3 through 7.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Assumption
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Armstrong-Ringsted
Europe wins Solheim Cup in dominant display
Europe defeated the United States 17 10 to claim the Solheim Cup at Barseback Golf and Country Club Sweden. Annika Sorenstam won her fourth match, Catriona Matthew delivered the decisive point, and fans flooded the 17th green as Europe clinched the title.
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Kelli Kuehne
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Heather Bowie
Iben Tinning
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Michele Redman
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Rosie Jones
Annika Sorenstam
Angela Stanford
Cristie Kerr
Suzann Pettersen
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Beth Daniel
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England
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J.fraes Remesy
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Carlos Rodiles
Spain
Peter Fowler
Ian Woosnam
Wales
Richard Bland
Nick O'Hern
Australia
Steve Webster
Gary Evans
E.romero
Argentina
David Lynn
C.montgomerie
Scotland
H.mahan
Ben Curtis
Hunt Valley
Hayfields CC
Larry Nelson
Doug Tewell
Jim Dent
Sam Torrance
Des Smyth
Jay Sigel
Dana Quigley
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Waller Hall
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Wayne Levi
Isao Aoki
Tom Purtzer
Tom Jenkins
Bruce Fleisher
John Bland
Ed Fiori
Allen Doyle
Dave Barr
Bob Eastwood
Craig Stadier
David Eger
James Mason
Ted Goin
Leonard Thome
Graham Marsh
Andy Bean
Mark Lye
John Harris
Morris Hatalsky
Jim Albus
Rex Caldwell
Joe Inman
Gary McCord
Jim Thorpe
Tom Kite
Dave Eichelberger
Pat McDonald
Eamonn Darcy
Mike Smith
Don Pooley
Terry Dill
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George Burns
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Mike McCullough
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Jim Hougrieve
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Gibby Gilbert
Leiji Ebinara
Jim Colbert
Rik Massengale
Butch Sheehan
Danny Edwards
Hugh Baiocchi
Rocky Thompson
Jose Maria Canizares
Dick Mast
Bobby Lincoln
Christy O'Connor
Bruce Summerhays
Mike San Filippo
Mark Preil
Wailer Morgan
Gary Koch
Howard Twitty
Dale Douglass
Steven Veriato
Jerry McGee
Orville Moody
Tom Shaw
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Junction City
Ore
Wis CC
Chris Couch
Pere
Jason Bohn
Brett Wetterich
Jimmy Walker
Hunter Haas
Ted Purdy
Ryuji Imada
Kevin Durkin
Jason Dutner
Bubba Watson
Boo Weekley
Jaxon Brigman
Bo van Pelt
Andrew McLardy
Mark Wurtz
Mark Hensby
Mark Walker
Roger Tambellin
Andre Stolz
Scott Petersen
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Barry Cheesman
Emlyn Aubrey
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U.S
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Sheehan
Minnesota
Lewis and Singh lead at John Deere Classic after rain delay
J L Lewis and Vijay Singh tied for the lead at 12 under after completing the rain delayed third round of the John Deere Classic in Silvis Illinois. The final round was suspended at five holes due to darkness with a dozen players within five strokes of the lead.
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Ill
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Vijay Singh
Lewis
Singh
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