Area slate matches set for several city schools
Boys golf features Iowa City West Washington Waterloo East at Gardner 3 15 p m City High Prairie Linn Mar Hempstead at Dubuque Golf and Country Club Jefferson Kennedy Wahlert at Cedar Falls Xavier at Waterloo West. Girls swimming includes Washington Linn Mar Grinnell Tipton Fairfield in Prairie Duals at Williamsburg 5 30 p m. Cross country Regina at Solon Invitational 5 p m. Volleyball Regina at Solon. Area colleges show Drake 7 p m Iowa at Drake. Northern Iowa at Davis Weibring Intercollegiate men’s golf. Women’s golf Iowa State at N I Lowa Classic Beaver Hills rihern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Washington
Waterloo
Gardner
City High
Prairie
Linn-Mar
Hempstead
Dubuque
Jefferson
Kennedy
Wahlert
Cedar Falls
Xavier
Waterloo West
Linn- Mar
Grinnell
Tipton
Fairfield
Williamsburg
Regina
Solon Area Colleges
Iowa
Drake
Northern Iowa
DA Weibring
Iowa State
Beaver Hills
Olympic Summer Games on tape schedule highlights
A compact slate lists taped events from Sydney including swimming rowing and volleyball at 114 p.m. on KWWL plus live and taped programming across ESPN2 FSC CNBC TBS and others featuring soccer boxing baseball football and billiards with dates and matchups such as Mets at Braves and Cowboys at Redskins.
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KWWL
Premira Liga Tba
Valencia
Memphis
Salt Lake
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Dallas Cowboys
Washington Redskins
Kcrg Billiards
ESPN
Sydney
Australia
Auto racing results and standings from a mixed race card
The article lists finishers and earnings for the NASCAR race led by Jeff Burton in Ford with Bobby Labonte second and Ricky Rudd third. It also contains errors and scattered data for other motorsport events, drivers, and series leaders, including NASCAR all star results and dirt track features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Burton
Ford
Bobby Labonte
Pontiac
Ricky Rudd
Dale Jarrett
Rusty Wallace
Jeff Gordon
Chevrolet
John Andretti
Mark Martin
Joe Nemechek
Ken Schrader
Johnny Benson
Dale Earnhardt
Elliott Sadler
Ted Musgrave
Jimmy Spencer
Stacy Compton
Jett Burton
Dele Earnhard
Mel
Tony Stewart
Ward Burton
Jef Gordon
Dominant finishers in Enbletlania Cladalau golf event
Pro golf leaders Chris DiMarco and Loren Roberts posted strong scores with DiMarco leading at 270 and Roberts nearby. Multiple players earned significant prize money including Carlos Franco, Craig Perks, Tom Purtzer, and John Rollins. Also listed are results from the Lancome Trophy and Kroger Senior Classic with top earners and rough final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enbetlvania Cladaiu
Chris DiMarco
Loren Roberts
Jim Carter
Carlos Franco
Craig Perks
Mathew Goggin
Tom Purtzer
John Rollins
Frank Lickliter
K.J. Choi
Brian Watts
Jeff Sluman
Len Mattiace
David Morland IV
Emlyn Aubrey
Carl Paulson
Mike Springer
Doug Barrow
Craig Barlow
C.beckman
Kevin Sutherland
Tom Scherrer
Tom Lehman
Olin Browne
Brian Henninger
Bob Gilder
Duffy Waldorf
Grant Waite
Rocco Mediate
Tom Byrum
Michael Bradley
Steve Pate
Ted Tryba
Dudley Hart
S.maruyama
Esteban Toledo
Eric Booker
Jerry Smith
Corey Pavin
Sean Murphy
Jett Gove
Jim McGovern
Chris Riley
Brian Claar
Danny Briggs
Paul Goydos
Bradley Hughes
Gary Nicklaus
Mike Hulbert
Frank Nobile
Steve Flesch
Brett Quigier
Bob Burns
Ryan Howison
Richard Zokol
Doug Dunakey
Kevin Wentworth
Trevor Dodds
Robin Freeman
Scott Gump
Bob Heintz
Dicky Pride
Craig A. Spence
Jason Caron
Joey Sindelar
Neal Lancaster
Korky Kemp
Saint Nom la Breteche
France
Retief Goosen
Darren Clarke
Michael Campbell
Vijay Singh
Alexander Ceika
Phillip Price
Dean Robertson
Lee Westwood
Miguel Martin
Bret Rumford
Nick O’hern
Nick Faido
Paul Lawrie
Tony Jonnstone
Anders Hansen
Jose Coceres
Angel Cabrera
Marc Farry
Sam Torrance
Thomas Biorn
Paul McGinley
Eduardo Romero
Jan Woosnam
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Jose Maria Olazabal
Mark McNulte
Coin Montgomerie
Jean van de Velde
Mason, Ono
King’s Island Center Grizaly
Hubert Green
Larry Nelson
Jonn Manattey
Gil Morgan
Bruce Summerways
Mike McCullough
Bruce Fleisher
Joe Inman
Dale Douglass
Ann Davie
Vicente Fernandez
Stewart Ginn
Jimm Ahern
Hale Irwin
David Lundstrom
Jono Biand
Jesse Patino
Terry Dil
Tom McGinnis
Jim Thorpe
Steve Veriato
Snead
Bil Brass
Tom Wargo
Dewitt Weaver
Waller Hall
Jay Sigel
Walt Morgan
Howard Twitty
Bob Eastwood
Jim Dent
Calvin Peete
Dana Quigsey
Bod Dickson
al Geiberger
Mark Hayes
Harold Henning
Don Bies
Graham Marsh
Jerry McGee
Leonard Thompson
Gene Littler
Lee Trevino
Paul Paraieckas
Rocky Thompson
Roy Vucinich
Butch Baira
Tom Jenkins
Jim Albus
Tom Elfers
Joan Jacobs
Doug Tewell
Seo
Frank Conner
Andy North
Orville Moody
John DO. Morgan
Jim Colbert
Walter Zembrish
Randy Erskine
Buzt Thomas
Jimmy Powell
Tommy Aaron
Tom Law
Mister Barber
Gilby Gilbert
Rod Haver
Prospectus of 1965 Pro Tennis and College Football Notes
In Tashkent, Marat Safin defeated Davide Sanguinetti 6-3 6-4 to win the President's Cup singles. Gimelstad and Hum beat Barnard and Koenig 6-3 6-2 in doubles. Forget edged Cash 7-6 6-2 in Paris with McEnroe besting Leconte 3-6 7-6 11-9. Texas El Paso QB Billy Stevens’s 483 yards vs North Texas State marks his first collegiate game. Chuck Hughes had 349 receiving yards.
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Parenthes
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Marat Safin
Russia
Davide Sanguinetti
Italy
Justin Gimelstad
Scott Humphries
United States
Marius Barnard
Robbie Koenig
South Africa
Ossta Youn
CHAMP
Billy Stevens
Texas-El Paso
North Texas State
Chuck Hughes
2000 Summer Olympics Swimming and Team Results
Readable fragments show 100m breaststroke and 100m butterfly finals with Italy's Fioravanti and de Bruijn leading. Individual field events include weightlifting, basketball, handball, volleyball, soccer, and triathlon results with multiple nations and athletes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dolan
Arlington
United States
Erik Vendt
North Easton
Mass
Curtis Myden
Canada
Inge de Bruijn
Netherlands
Inge de Bruilin
College Softball and Cycling Medals At Sunday Iowa Meet
Results include Australia beating Russia 6 to 3 and Canada tying the United States 8 all in college softball. In cycling Rob Haines Britain won time trials with 419.613 seconds while Jason Queally Britain took gold and Stefan Nimke Germany silver. Felicia Ballanger France led women’s time trial with gold, Michelle Ferris Australia silver, Cullius Jiang China bronze. Tadahiro Nomura Japan earned judo gold with Bu Kyung Jung South Korea silver. Grand View defeated Mount Mercy 10 to 2 in Iowa college action.
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Cuba
South Africa
United States
Japan
France
New Zealand
Navy
Lithuania
Yugoslavia
Russia
Canada
Australia
Poland
India
Argentina
China
Netherlands
Britain
Norway
Nigeria
Italy
Hungary
Angola
Denmark
Spain
Egypt
Haly
South Korea
Cubs
Germany
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Turkey
Croatia
Ukraine
Greece
Slovakia
Belarus
Belgium
Brazil
Costa Rica
Czech Republic
Georgia
Indonesia
Kyrgyistan
North Korea
Romania
Sweden
Bred McGee
Get
Rob Haines
Robert Bartho
Jens Lehmann
Jason Queally
Stefan Nimke
Shane Kelly
Felicia Ballanger
Michelle Ferris
Cullius Jiang
Olympic sprint and diverse events across women's sports
A fragmented OCR sports roundup lists results from women s golf fencing judo and swimming plus cycling and shooting events with athletes from Australia Greece France Britain Cuba Kyrgyzstan Russia and more. It mentions medalists such as Lampros Vasilopoulos Kyriakos Bargkas Ryoko Tamura and Ian Thorpe with team results and class standings across multiple venues.
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Australia
Sean Eadie
Darryn Hil
Gary Neiwand
Greece
Lampros Vasilopoulos
Dimitrios Georgalis
Kieanthis Bargkas
France
Laurent Gane
Florian Rousseau
Arnaud Tournant
Britain
Chris Hoy
Craig Maclean
Jason Queasly
Women’s Soccer Results From Madison Columbia and Nearby Greens
Iowa defeated Wisconsin 2 tallying goals by Linzy Wolman and Sarah Lynch at Madison. South Carolina drew 2 2 with Iowa State in Columbia. St Bonaventure beat Northern Iowa 4 with Jen Twardzik netting twice. Cornell topped Coe 4 2 in Mount Vernon as Julie Carne scored twice. Grinnell defeated Monmouth 9 0 in Monmouth with Elysia Hassebroek scoring twice.
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Madison
Wis
Iowa
Wisconsin
Linzy Wolman
Sarah Lynch
Allison Wagner
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Iowa State
Becca Epstein
Morgan McIntyre
Isa — Kate Antoniovanni
Omaha St. Bonaventure
Northern Iowa
Jen Twardzik
Lisa Nicola
Janet Giuliano
Mni
Kate Shaw
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Coe
Corn
Julie Carne
Jenny LaBaw
Katie Boyle
Megan Bachmann
Mary Beth Jakobsen
Erica Houck
Kelly Whittlinger
Monmouth
Ill
Grinnell
G — Elysia Hassebroek
Juliana Serafini
Erin Wheat
Terry Osborn
Sonia Teas
Megan Ploskis
Amy Waiters
Oklahoma State routs SW Texas in Week 4 battle
In Stillwater Oklahoma State dominates SW Texas 23 to 0 as the Cowboys post a clean sheet. SW Texas manages 105 passing yards and 22 rushes for 169 yards while OSU racks up 193 passing yards and 169 rushing yards led by White and Lindsay. First downs tilt 20 to 0 in favor of OSU with a crowd of about 40 050 at stadium.
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Indiana
Lexington
Wu UK
Ind
Randie el
Povee
Ky—Allen
Lorenzen
Hanson
ind—Dieiman
Payne
FG Payne
Ky—Scott
Ky—Smith
Kvy
Ind—Brandt
Randie E
Graham
Ky—Fg
Ky—Layon
College Station
Texas
UTEP
el Paso
Texas A&m
Knapp
Perez
Bishop
ABM
Ferguson
Farris
Kitchens
Weber
Mays
Toombs
Freeman
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Okla
OSU
Condiey
T. Lindsay
Condrey
Lundin
Dominguez
Griffin
Carroll
White
Lindsay
Burrough
Fobbs
George
Olive
Ross
Forshee
G. Lindsay
Davis-Bryant
Young
Rivers
Columbia
MSA
Michigan St
Missouri
Hammerich
Abron
MSU
Schaefer
Duckett
Schae
Lawrence
Kan
UAB
Ku—Smith
Garcia
Burchfield
Gallego
Coleman
Ku—Ross
Smith
Lafayette
Tod Cree
Baker
Kingsbury
Settee
Manhattan
KSU
Kansas
Morgan
Beasley
Lockett
Stanford
Calif
Sta
Ste—Powel
Lewis
Hick
USHL Schedule Mess Lists Many Errors and Incomplete Details
The document outlines an extensive USHL schedule with numerous misprints, garbled team names, inconsistent times, and stray characters. It lists multiple road games and home dates across October to December, including opponents such as Waterloo Chicago Green Bay Des Moines and Sioux City, but many entries are unreadable or corrupted.
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Eptember
Omaha
USA
USHL
Waterloo
Green Bay
Rochester
Sioux Falls
Des Moines
Lincoln
Chicago
Sioux City
Pro Hockey and Baseball Transactions Across Major Leagues
National League deals include Astros signing Keith Ginter and Morgan Ensberg from Round Rock and moving Craig Biggio and Tripp Cromer to the 60 day DL. Brewers acquire Mike Buddie and designate Paul Stewart. Expos name Tony A. Cava director of player development. NHL actions include Thrashers assigning multiple players to Orlando and junior teams, Avs re signing Chris Drury, Canadiens signing Darryl Shannon, and Penguins farm moves to OHL WHL and QMJL clubs.
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Houston Astros
Keith Ginter
Morgan Ensberg
Round Rock
Craig Biggio
Tripp Cromer
Milwaukee Brewers
Mike Buddie
Indianapolis
Paul Stewart
Colorado Avalanche
Chris Drury
Montreal Canadiens
Darryl Shannon
Pittsburgh Penguins
Peter Hamerick
Kingston
Shane Endicott
Seattle
Darcy Robinson
Saskatoon
Jeremy van Hoof
Ottawa
Steven Crampton
Moose Jaw
Michel Quellet
Marshalltown leads at Bobcat Invitational in swimming
Marshalltown tops the Bobcat Invitational team standings with 312 points followed by Ames 240 Ankeny 2345 Linn Mar 163 Ottumwa 136 Des Moines Hoover 102 Boone 77 Fairfield 575. Individual winners include Melissa Curlee of Marshalltown in the 200 freestyle and Meghan Oglesby of Linn-Mar in the 200 IM and 100 butterfly among others.
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Marshalltown
Ames
Ankeny
Linn-Mar
Ottumwa
Des Moines Hoover
Boone
Fairfield
Linn- Mar
Melissa Curlee
Meghan Oglesby
L-M
Abby van Maaren
Armes
Oglesby
Darby Hollinrake
van Maaren
Stephanie Gable
Hoover
Jamie Wieden
Hollinrake
Sarah Allen
Stacy Arkovich
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