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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 2000

Page

41

Weekend college sports schedule with multiple games and events

A dense list of games across NCAA men and women soccer tennis golf and hockey plus pro sports and Olympic events. Basketball and football schedules appear with time slots for several teams including Iowa Minnesota Illinois and St Louis teams.

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Raiders sweep at Al Jones County Central Park cross country meet

DeWitt Central wins the Raider Invitational with Linn-Mar second and CR Jefferson third at Al Jones County Central Park. Top individual finishes include Shawn Dunnegan and Ryan French in 16 minute range, with a later Independence Invitational listing Forest Isbell and Taylor Katzenberger leading high finishers for Wapsie Valley and Marion respectively.

al Jones County Central Park DeWitt Central Linn- Mar CR. Jefferson Cascade Mt. Vernon Dav Assumption Maquoketa Monticello Solon Anamosa Andrew Midland Belle Plaine Shawn Dunnegan Ryan French Chris Legore Matt Niemann David Miller Brad Fox Tyler Mueller Andy Brimever CRJ David Schroeder Justin Otting Wapsie Valley Waterloo-Columbus Don Bosco Marion Maquoketa Valley Vinton-Shellsburg Stormont West Delaware Oetwein Jesup South Tama Union Community Independence Forest Isbell Taylor Katzenberger David Mootz Derrick Kresser Jason Drucker Scott Rosberg Mike Leenhey Tim Beatty

Eastern Conference Hockey Results and Saturday Games

Vancouver shut out Minnesota 4 0 and Atlanta beat Carolina 3 2 in Eastern Conference play. Washington 2 New York Islanders tied 2 while Colorado beat Pittsburgh 5 2 New Jersey defeated Philadelphia 4 2 Buffalo topped Columbus 4 3 Nashville won 4 0 over Chicago Dallas beat New York Rangers 2 in OT San Jose meets Los Angeles later today with several afternoon games in Lincoln and other cities.

Vancouver Minnesota Atlanta Carolina Washington N.Y. Islanders Colorado Pittsburgh New Jersey Philadelphia Buffalo Columbus Nashville Chicago Dallas N.Y. Rangers San Jose Los Angeles Northeast Boston Toronto Ottawa Montreal Florida Tampa Bay Detroit St. Louis Chicago Northwest Calgary Edmonton Phoenix Oss Son San Jose Payton NYM Sfinley Floyd Fla Texas Kiesko Kansas City Snow SF Baltimore U Jlopez R_ H HARRI Grace Grudzielanek LA Biordan Toronto DeBell Nym Partinez Bos Benard SF Clemens Nyy Womack Ari New York Hasegawa Ana Griffey Jr Cin Detroit Tose Sirotka Chww Glanville Phi Pabbott Sea Green LA Aurilia SF Seattle Mueller SF Owells Tor L Stevens Mon Tampa Bananes Colon Cle Jbell Ari Parque Chw Lowell Fla Helling Tex Belliard Mil Mercedes Bai Djackson SD K Young Pit Suzuki KC Radke Min Wilson Fia R_ H HARRI_ Avg Finley Cle Morris Pit Reichert KC Reese Cin Burba Cle Buford Chc Grissom Mil Cdelgado Tor Bergeron Mon M Ramirez Rekar TB Burnitz Mil Damon KC Baldwin Chw Relaford SO Dye KC Redman Min A Rodriguez Ponson Bal Emartinez Sea Fassero Bos Mordonez Chw Milton Lawton Suppan KC Randa KC Seveneee Halama Sea Be Williams Nyy C Johnson Chw Schoeneweis Ann Escobar Tor Kapler Tex TIM Mover Sea Koskie Minanes Mulder Oak Konerko Wakefield Bos Ceverett Bos Mikki Det Cnlee Bottenfield Ana Ocruz Det Mays Min DeShields Bal Ralomar Cle Rapp Bal RJ Martinez Bos Fullmer Tor Carpenter Tor Alicea Tex Cone Nyy Sansecesnecseseners Quinn KC Long Oak National League Dortiz Min O'Neill Nyy Molina Ana Higginson Det Harri Pet Nixon Justice Nyy Gonzalez Rpaimeiro Tex San Francisco Johnson Ari Jencarnacion Houston Cincinnati Vizquei Cie Gmaddux Ati Chavez Oak Montreal O A Leiter Nym J Jones Hampton Nym Park LA Glavine Ati Mvaughn Ann Dempster Fla Javaientin Cha Sresae Lhernandez SF Lofton Cle San Diego Durham Chw Lamb Tex BJ Anderson Ari Tejada Estes SF Velarde Oak Vazquez Mon Coomel Mip Gardner SF Batista Tor Lieber Helton Col Cameron Sea Alou Hentgen Stl O'Leary Bos Vidro Mon Brock Phi Palmer Det Hammonds Col Tavarez Col Singleton Cin Kent SF Wolf Pri WW Ts BK Anderson Bai Piazza Nym Dessens Cin Martinez Nyy Daubach Bos Sheffield LA Parris Cin Offerman Bos Kendall Pit Millwood Alfonzo Elarton Hou Vaughn TB Cirillo Col Ritchie Pit Tean Varitek Bos Ssosa Cnc Hermanson Mon Abreu Phi Bohanon Col C Guzman Giles Pit Rrortiz SF Jo Cruz Tore oeTii Casey Cin Ta Tapani Clement SO McLemore Sea Hidalgo Hou L Gonzalez Ari Acbenes Galarraga Haynes Mil Ajones TNST Reynolds Hou Rosen Phi J Sanchez Fia Drew Sil Reynoso Ari Edmonds St Astacio Col Bitones Nym Dyoung Cin Kotsay Fla Meadows SD E Young Che Holt Hou Owens Anne BAT Vitione Bichette Cin Sosno SA Arizona Milwaukee

Monticello Leads at Jones County Cross Country Meet

Monticello wins with 38 points at Jones County Central Park as CR Jefferson, EC Preston and others follow. Individual leaders include Jennifer Larson 12 32 and Brenda Brighton 12 42 from Mon, with Maria Osterhaus 12 50 topping the girls' race. several teams and runners posted times across the 5K event.

Monticello C.R. Jefferson Ec-Preston Mt. Vernon- Lisbon DeWitt Central Cascade Dav. Assumption Linn- Mar Solon Maquoketa Jennifer Larson Mon Brenda Brighton Kristin Schellmann CRJ Lara Bowman Ec-P Maria Osterhaus Amy Bagge Monti Stephanie Pisarik Mv~-L Lacey Heinz Lyndsey Weller Ry Lindsay Larson Scheumann Whitney Mitraisky Stephanie Erbe Nicole Walker Beth Wiebold Linn-Mar Nysse Moulds Kelcy Hittenmiller Nicole Novy Allison French Ashley Jordan

World Hockey Association forms with 12 teams

On this date September 24 1971 the World Hockey Association announces its formation to begin play in October 1972 with twelve teams set to compete.

World Hockey Association

Bowling League High Scores Across Multiple Centers

Bowling results from Westdale, Cedar Rapids, and Lancer Lanes list top series and individual scores. Notable marks include Tricia Florence 300 in Friday Niners, Scott Yarrington 260, Jim Snyder 279, and several 600+ series across events like Primetime and Old Timers.

TGIF Scott Yarrington Becci Philips Lynne Hoffman Lynn DeKock Allen Hinz Dee Jaroboe Jim Snyder Sally Bean Scott Kills Kay Bruce Kathee Felton Justin Cleppe Travis Core Parish Timm Weaver Patty Pike Linda Jacobs Friday Gelden Don Bendixsen DeLoris Sharp Cryovac Jim Rowray Terri Rowray Friday Niners Tricia Florence Rick Tschiggfrie

Dover 200 Final Results Autos Race Report

Final results from the Dover 200 race show Matt Kenseth winning after 1 hour 50 minutes with a margin over Jason Keller and Dave Blaney. Prize money lists Kenseth earning 41850 dollars and Keller 35665 dollars, with a field of 20 drivers earning payments.

Mike Skinner Kevin Grubb Matt Kenseth Todd Bodine Kenseth Dave Blaney Chevrolet Jason Keller Pontiac

Amateur baseball schedule lists multiple games and semifinals

On September 23 the Orioles meet the Royals at noon and the Cardinals face the Rockies at 2 30 p m The Bulls play the White Sox at 5 p m Semifinal sees Bulls or White Sox against Computer Horizons at 7 30 p m On September 24 the semifinal pairs Orioles or Royals against Cardinals or Rockies at noon leading to a 2 30 p m championship game

Orioles Royals Cardinals Rockies Bulls White Sox Bulls-White Sox Computer Horizons Ww. Computer Horizons Corp Iowa City Orioles CR. Cardinals Oversville Bulls Waterloo White A’hearn Rockies Eases

NHL Transactions Roundup Shows Multiple AHL and IHL Assignments

NHL teams shuffled rosters with Columbus sending Gardner Junkka Savage to Syracuse AHL and Kings reassigned Thomas to Manitoba IHL. Penguins listed a long roster move sending many players to Wilkes-Barre Scranton while Capitals signed defenseman Vanvuskirk to a three year deal.

Columbus Blue Jackets Greg Gardner Jonas Junkka Reggie Savage Syracuse Jeff Ware Edmonton Oilers Ryan Smyth Los Angeles Kings Scott Thomas Manitoba Joe Corvo Michael Pudlick David Humovitz Kevin Baker Nate Miller Jason Podolian Lowell Pittsburgh Penguins Craig Hillier Joe Laing Brant Nicklin Mark Scarly Brendan Buckley Sven Butenschon Trent Cull Andrew Ference Chris Kellener Kevin Magnuson Mark Moore Chris Nevans Doug Schmidt John Sieney Jean-Philippe Soucy Eric Bellerose Greg Crozier Jan Fadray Dylan Gyori Quinn Hancock Alexie Kolkunov Tom Kostopoulos Jason MacDonald Alexandre Matthiew Eric Meloche Steven Parsons Toby Peterson Alexei Podalinski Boris Protsenko Joel Scherban Martin Sonnenerg Darcy Verot Alexander Zevakhin Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Washington Capitals Ryan Vanvuskirk

Mount Vernon XC meet yields team and runner results

Clarke wins women's cross country at Mt. Vernon with Mount Mercy second and Upper Iowa fifth. Individual leaders include Amy Marshall of Mount Mercy at 12 55.1 Rose Gallaway Cornell at 12 55.9 and Melissa Hills Cornell at 13 05.0. Separately in men’s action North Dakota leads team standings with 110 points and Johanna Olson Luther tops individuals at 17 48.

Cornell Mount Mercy Clarke Upper Iowa Amy Marshall MMC Rose Gallaway Cor Melissa Hills Jaime Scholz Faith Wallowing Bull USA Cornet Galloway Hills Scholz Katie Rudd Dana Bishop L. Marshall Dinah Niederson Jodi Dieischneider Nicole Cronk Lisa Newtal Bethany Rippentrop Angela Price Jessica Powell North Dakota Northern Michigan St. Olaf Pittsburgh State Luther Uw-Stevens Point Hastings Uw-Lacrosse Wartburg Manitoba South Dakota State Wis Parkside Uw-Eau-Claire Carleton Concordia Moorheed Huntington Ind Lakehead North Dakota State South Dakota Wayne State Johanna Olson Lut Jeanette Mott PSU Cosette Tayior Jessica Neve UND Becky Leppard Olson Jenaran Tekippe

Cross Country results list top individuals and team scores

Providence leads the Large School division with 104 points followed by Wisconsin 147 and BYU 166. Individual leaders include Keith Kelly Prov 24:12 and Jason Banderhoot Wis 24:32. Midwest teams Iowa and Mount Mercy feature solid showings with Kramer Upper Iowa 23:19 and Althoff Mount Mercy 24:23.

Cornell Ryan Kramer Scott Cale Joe Althoff MMC Ean Caskey Cor Ryan Schecker Caskey Toby Brown Ethan Schniedermeyer Matt Jones Providence Wisconsin Brigham Young University Arizona Colorado State Arizona State Oregon Weber State Eastern Michigan Wake Forest Army Minnesota Penn State Missouri Cal Poly Slo Utah Indiana Nebraska Central Michigan Iowa Keith Kelly Jason Banderhoot Wis Bryan Berryhill CSA Adam Thomas Joe Welter Bobby Atkins Allen Eric McDermott

Call for Change at Iowa Football Coach and QB

A Hawkeye fan from Cedar Rapids urges immediate replacement of the current coach and quarterback for Iowa football. The letter argues the team has underperformed, with only one win in over a year, and calls on fans across Iowa to voice their demand for new leadership under a different coach.

A.S.A.P Iowa Hawkeye

Iowa area athletes progress noted in HTD column

Tim Kalis Linn Mar reached both second flight singles and doubles in the Eastern Illinois Invitational. Jon Houghton Iowa City High won the second flight in singles. Matt Ditch Center Point plays for Cornell football. Kenneth Jones Marion Brian Jones Marion Nicholas Heeren C R Kennedy and Derek Altorfer C R Washington play for Luther soccer. Amy Althoff Robins is Morningside goalie. Gabe Johnson Cedar Rapids competes for Clarke golf. Keri Koser North Liberty plays for Cornell soccer.

Iowa Tim Kalis Linn-Mar Jon Houghton Iowa City High Matt Ditch Center Point Cornell Kenneth Jones Marion Brian Jones Nicholas Heeren C.R. Kennedy Derek Altorfer C.R. Washington Luther Amy Althoff Robins Morningside Gabe Johnson Cedar Rapids Clarke College Keri Koser North Liberty

NFL Week Injury Report Highlights For Sunday Matches

A long list of NFL teams reveal injuries across positions. Key names include Trent Dilfer doubtfully starting for Baltimore, JaJuan Dewson out for Cleveland, and Mike McKenzie sidelined for Green Bay. Strong active participation notes for players like Donovan McNabb and Marvin Harrison.

Cincinnati Bengals Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Michael Basnigh Vaughn Booker Rich Braham Brian Simmons Clif Grace Rod Jones Craig Yeast Baltimore Trent Dilfer Qadry Ismail John Jones Mike Flynn Cleveland Browns Oakland Raiders Cleveland JaJuan Dewson Lenoy Jones Roger Chanoine Chris Gardock Aaron Shea Dave Wonlabaugh Oakland Eric Barton Jeremy Brigham Austin Robbins Detroit Lions Chicago Bears Detroit Stockar McDougie Tony Semple Kerlin Blaise Stephen Boyd Terry Fair Chicago Ty Hallock Olin Kreutz Mike McKenzie Brian Williams CBS Antuan Edwards Billy Lyon Frank Winters Brett Favre Dorsey Levens DE Joan Thierry Arizona DE Andre Wadsworth Tormmy Bennett Lester Holmes L J. Shelton Thomas Burke Chris Dishman Mike Gruttedeurin Zack Walz Kansas City Chiefs Denver Broncos Kansas City Ty Parten Dave Stott Duane Clemons Donnell Bennett Dante Hail James Hasty Larry Parker Eric Warfield Denver Jason Elam Kenny Kennedy Robert Brooks Dwayne Carswell Terrell Davis Brian Griese Trevor Pryce Tony Martin Richmond Webb Oronde Gadsden Greg Jetfries Ben Kelly Rob Konrad Twan Russell Jerry Wilson JETS Tampa Bay Buccaneers New York Tampa Bay David Gibson Andre Hastings James Cannida Martin Gramatica Dexter Jackson Keyshawn Johnson John McLaughlin Philadelphia Eagles New Orleans Philadelphia Brian Dawkins Torrance Small Charlie Clemons Donta Jones Fred Thomas Chad Morton ST. Louis Rams Atlanta Falcons St. Louis D'Marco Farr Trung Canidate Leonard Little Devin Bush Ricky Pro Reggie Kelly Jessie Tuggie SAN Francisco 49Ers Dallas Cowboys San Francisco Junior Bryant Chike Okeafor Travis Jervey Greg Clark Terry Jackson Ken Norton Jr Pierson Prioleau Jeff Ulbrich Dallas

Golf club medalists and flight winners listed by club

Summary of results across multiple golf clubs including Jones Park Olde Indian Creek Elmcrest Twin Pines and Country Club with medalists flight winners and champions for championship presidential and 8 hole flights. Evening groups canceled due to rain and retired men's association results noted with low gross and low net scores and closest to pin.

Lisa McGrath June King Bard Protsch Jackie Heins Karen Reinertson JoAnn Koontz

Penn State Defeats Iowa 4–0 In State College Field Hockey

Penn State scored four unanswered goals in State College, led by Neillye Stoner and Traci Anselmo with one each and Meredith Shuizitski adding another. Assists from Mandy Robinson Jit Martz and Traci Anselmo helped PSU seal the win over Iowa.

PSU Neillye Stoner Traci Anselmo Meredith Shuizitski Neilye Stoner Marie Meriuzzi Psuu Mandy Robinson Jit Martz

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Sportsday Lawrence Grinnell Coe Elmhurst Iowa State Baylor Northern Iowa Indiana State Fontbonne Washington University Macalester St. Thomas Beloit Carroll Lowa Ball State Hawkeye Intercollegiate Junior Hockey USA Ushs C.R. RoughRiders U.S New England Patriots Miami Dolphins N.Y. Jets Washington Redskins New York Giants ESPN St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins WGN ESPN2 PRO Hockey NHL Lincoln Neb Anaheim Jones County Central Park North Linn Oelwein Valley Cew Jim Latham Bonnie McKernan Rando Burns Heather Kite Andrea Kirby Mindy Engel Chelsey Martin Tonya Lehmann Maureen O'Connor Westdale Bowling Bob Anderson Hariette Burgess Duane Kilts Tammi Gandy Phyliss Long Lush Ron Crane Randy Deaton Lise Noethe Cedar Rapids Bowling Center Gordy’s Shirley Hart Robbin Jones Ronny Prucha Jerry Beavers T.g1.f Mike Holmes Colleen Simmons Jerita Whitman May City Kurt Hockaday Brad Lyons Don Hail Bill Johnson Matt Coppess Mena.com Dover Dei Jeff Green Jason Jarrett Joe Nemechek Buckshot Jones Mike Dillion Steve Park Jason Leffler Tim Fedewa Hank Parker Jr Bobby Hamilton Jr Ron Hornaday Phil Parsons Brandon Butler Casey Atwood Jimmie Johnson Jeff Purvis Kurt Busch Ford Dick Trickle Jerry Nadeau Tan Jeremy Mayfield Rick Mast Johnny Benson Rusty Wallace Mark Martin Ward Burton Bil Elliott Dale Jarrett Jett Gordon Darrell Waltrip Dale Earnhardt Sterling Martin Stacy Compton Brett Bodine Dave Marcis Carl Long Provision Steve Grissom Hut Stricklin Joe Bessey al Dever, del Sled Riedel Terre Blaise Alexander Kevin Harvick Dale Earnhardt Jr Chevro Michael Ritch Ricky Rudd Robert Pressley Tony Raines Ashton Lewis Jr Bobby Labonte Mark Green Ken Schrader Hermie Saddier Michael Waltrip Randy Toisma Mike Bliss Johnny Rumsey Jeff Burton Elliott Sadier Jay Sauter Kenny Wallace Randy LaJoie Ted Mushgrave Terry Labonte John Andretti David Green Kevin Lepage Jimmy Spencer Wally Datlenbach Jr Ladyon Amick Ted Musgrave Kyle Petty Scott Pruett Mike Stefanik Bobby Hamilton Eastern Iowa Senior League Prairie National Hockey League Ocie Trimble Roy Griak St. Paul, Minn Gazette Area NFL Charlie Williams Wane McGarity Dat Nouven Troy Aikman Raghib Ismail Fiozell Adams Dwayne Goodrich Solomon Page Seattle Seahawks SAN Diego Chargers Seatte Derrick Mayes Kevin Dyson Byron Frisch Frank Chamberlin Greg Favors Steve McNair Yancey Thigpen Kendrick Clancy Richard Huntley Troy Edwards Chris Sullivan Dermontti Dawson Lee Flowers Kevin Henry Kimo von Odhoffien N.Y Pete Mitchell Andre Weathers Jacksonville Jaguars Indianapolis Colts Jacksonville Mike Hollis Leon Searcy Brant Bover Emarios Leroy Brenden Star Fred Taylor Indianapolis Ken Dilger Marvin Harrison Edgerrin James Ellis Johnson Cinkie Nwokorie Mark Thomas Terrence Wilkins NFL Today MIAMI New Englang Ile NEW Orlns Wes. Louis Green Bay N.Y. Giants Indianapol Marge Seakey Sue Gaskill Flo Snoemaker Sue Jensen Olde Indian Creeke CC Marg Bowen Bard Cella Twin Pines Mary McManus Jean Fitz Jane Bostwick Verne Riis Bard Franklin Phil Weik Elmcrest CC Marge Bjornsen Phyilis Falconio Linda Feddersen Shery Phelps Low Gross Bob Schefendael Lownet Bob Hunter Dick Norton Doug Skeries State College
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