Weekend prep and pro sports slate across multiple leagues
Prep cross country and volleyball action leads the schedule with events at Linn-Mar Iowa City West and Dubuque venues. College soccer features Iowa Wesleyan Mount Mercy and Luther clash. pro playoffs start with Twins Yankees Marlins Giants Cubs Braves. College football has Houston at East Carolina. European soccer shows Aston Villa Chelsea and Dynamo Kiev Inter Milan.
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San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
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Houston
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Open de Moselle Metz results round one overview
Seedings shown for ATP and WTA events in Metz France with first round results across singles doubles and mixed. Players named include Pavel Hrbaty Ferrer Beck Sanguinetti Enavist Behrend Mahut El Aynaoui Verdasco and Sharapova among others with match scores across all brackets.
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Metz
France
Andrei Pavel
Romania
Dominik Hrbaty
Slovakia
David Ferrer
Spain
Karol Beck
Davide Sanguinetti
Italy
Thomas Enavist
Sweden
Tomas Behrend
Germany
Mariano Puerta
Argentina
Nicolas Mahut
Younes el Aynaoui
Morocco
Monday Transactions Highlight NFL and NBA Coaching Changes
A roundup of contract terminations and hirings includes Mike Hargrove’s contract not renewed as manager, Jerry Manuel and Bruce Kimm fired by the White Sox, and multiple NBA moves with signings for the Pacers Knicks 76ers and Spurs. NFL players reinstated or signed with several teams. Hockey and lacrosse moves noted along with college coaching appointments and NFL game wrap details.
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Mike Hargrove
Chicago White Sox
Jerry Manuel
Bruce Kimm
Kansas City Royals
Tom Gamboa
San Diego Padres
Keith Lockhart
Ryan Klesko
Alexandria Aces
Alex Prendres
Mike Renery
Josh Ross
Kris Rayborn
Toby Kard
Nam Cam Wrons
Thursday to Sunday college football schedules and matchups
A dense listing of college football games across many conferences and divisions. The guide includes top 25 references Miami Florida versus West Virginia, Oregon at Utah, Big Ten clashes Michigan at Iowa and more regional Iowa-area college games, plus numerous nonconference matchups and venue times.
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West Virginia
Pro hockey tonight’s scheduled games list
Two Boston versus New Jersey matches at Providence AA at 6 p.m. Buffalo faces Tampa Bay in Kitchener Ontario at 6 p.m. New York Islanders visit Philadelphia at 6 p.m. Ottawa plays Detroit at 6 30 p.m. Montreal travels to Minnesota at 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Phoenix at 9 p.m. Edmonton meets Vancouver at 9 p.m.
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N.Y. Giants
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College hockey and basketball matchups listed for upcoming week
A schedule of college games across conferences includes Grambling State vs Prairie View in hockey, Hawaii at Tulsa, Louisiana Monroe at Arkansas State, Portland State at Stephen F. Austin, San Jose State at Rice, Texas El Paso at SMU, Brigham Young at San Diego State, Cal State Sacramento at Cal Poly SLO, Eastern Washington at Idaho State, Fresno State at Colorado State, Idaho at New Mexico State, Montana State at St Marys Calif, UNLV at Nevada, Northern Arizona at Weber State, Oregon State at California, Southern Oregon at San Diego, Utah State at New Mexico, and Western Oregon at Southern Utah.
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Prairie View
Hawaii
Tulsa
Louisiana-Monroe
Arkansas State
Portland State
Stephen F. Austin
San Jose State
Rice
Texas-El Paso
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FAR West
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Idaho
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Perfect Games and High Scores Featured in May City Bowling Notes
Bowling reports from May City lanes note Dean Winterowd rolling a 300 game and 769 series, Chris Meader also a 300 in the May City Majors, plus multiple 200s and 700+ series across Torchfighters, Sunday Night Mixed, Friday Old Timers, TGIF, and other leagues. Standout marks include Jeff Hansen 266, Paul Banaszak 260, Jim Routhe Jr. 660, and Eric Schild 783.
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Dean Winter Awd
Chris Meader
May City
Lancer Lanes
Brian Koranda
Linday Payton
Deanna Johnson
Kurt Stephenson
Tom Vondracek
Vikki Bartosh
Sophanie Rebeck
Wendl Lorenc
Ken Kroeger
Rosemary Lawrence
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Paula Ard
Dean Winterowd
Eric Schild
Bowling Center Halt & Better
Mat Kirk
Daniel Pierson
Dawn Mitts
Rich Carpenter
J. Johnson
Yvette Ledsinger
Cathy Munson
Len Novak
Ralph Stanek
Marilyn Reynods
Connie Bulman
Westdale Bowling Center
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Luke Stratton
Brooke Hale
Comets
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Anna Appleby
Risky Business
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Bonnie Jones
Tim Brew
Westside
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Jim Routhe Jr
Allied Industrial
Sept 30 sports snapshots span records and milestones
On September 30 1916 the Boston Braves ended the Giants 26 game win streak with an 8 3 win. Babe Ruth slugged his 60th homer for the Yankees in a 4 2 win over the Senators in 1927. Roberto Clemente collected his 3000th hit for the Pirates in 5 0 win against the Mets in 1972. The 1984 Rams recorded three safeties in a 33 12 win over the Giants. Prairie View A M suffered its 51st straight loss, 64 0 to Grambling in 1995.
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Babe Ruth
Tom Zachary
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Roberto Clemente
New York Mets
Jon Mattack
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pirates
Los Angeles Rams
Prairie View A&m
Grambling State
Mississippi Valley Conference Boys Golf Meet Results at Waterloo
Linn-Mar leads with 920 followed by Waterloo West 935 and Cedar Rapids Kennedy 965 in a team standings at Waterloo Gates Park. Top performers include Marc Gladson of Linn-Mar and Nate Leary of Waterloo West with 71s and 72 80 71 for a four round total of 214 and 223 respectively. Individual and team awards list names from Linn-Mar, Waterloo West, Cedar Rapids Kennedy, Cedar Rapids Prairie, Iowa City West and others with multiple all division selections and coach of the year Steve Kahler.
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Gates Park
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Linn-Mar
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
Iowa City West
Waterloo East
Nate Leary
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Chad Worley
Kramer
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Ben Clark
Aaron Strike
Marc Gladson
Nate Noble
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Ben Bannon
Jordan Freiie
Matt Metcalf
Derek Ott
Eric Anfinson
Sam Christensen
Alex Craig
Zack Anderson
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Justin Leas
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Steve Kahler
Dubuque Wahler
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Joe Leibfried
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Men's golf Sunday Back Steakhouse Classic at Hunters Ridge
The event at Hunters Ridge Golf Club features team standings led by Lindenwood 606 and St Ambrose 607 with Marian and Mount Mercy in pursuit. Individual winner Mike Martin of Simpson won a playoff after a three way tie at 144, followed by Darren Hince of St Ambrose and Matt Hopkins of Lindenwood at 146.
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Christian Cloeter
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Adam Maileski
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Jeff Winter
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Drew Westberg
Brian Nigg
Brad Comm
John Hecker
Chris Perry
Calamus-Wheatland leads early at Dixon cross country meet
At Dixon Calamus-Wheatland sits 4th in Open Division with 128 points while Clear Creek Amana leads team standings with 26. Individual bests include Meaghan Flack posting 15 48 and Marcy Rahn clocking 15 49. Other top finishers include Stacy Butt and Lacy Helier.
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Kate Kelly
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Bellevue Marquette Dominates Boys Cross Country Meet
Bellevue Marquette wins the boys cross country meet with 46 points, followed by Midland 57 and Davenport Assumption 64. Individual winner Brett Adams of Davenport and top finishers from BM and CJ highlight the event, with Columbus Junction leading the team standings in another statewide scoring.
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Chad August
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Prep volleyball results from Monday in AREA teams
Lansing Kee defeated MFL MarMac 25-19 25-20 25-15. Lynnville Sully beat Sigourney 25-22. Mid-Prairie defeated Mount Vernon 20-25 25-21 25-20 18-25 19-17. North Mahaska down Keota 25-23 25-23 16. Williamsburg defeated Clear Creek Amana 25-10 25-15 25-18.
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Kirkwood Defeats DMACC In Four Set Volleyball Thriller
Kirkwood college volleyball team defeated DMACC in four sets with scores 29 31 22 25 30 15 11 end.
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Packers Beat Bears 38 23 on Monday Night
Green Bay Packers led by 176 rushing yards from Ahman Green and three touchdown passes from Brett Favre defeated the Chicago Bears 38 23. Favre ascended the career passing yards list while extending the Packers dominance in the rivalry.
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Iowa City Hawkeyes open practices with coaches clinic planned
The University of Iowa men’s basketball team schedules first practices October 18 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena with sessions from 8 to 10 am and 3 to 5 pm. A post-morning Q A with UI Coach Steve Alford is planned and a coaches clinic October 28 in Mason City requires pre registration.
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Settle Earns Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week
Former Cedar Rapids Kennedy prep Jake Settle earned Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors in his first Wisconsin start. The freshman goalkeeper posted three saves in a 2-0 win over Illinois-Chicago and three more in a 1-0 defeat at Ohio State while starter Eric Hanson was sidelined with an injury.
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Wycoff earns conference football player of the week honor
Cedar Rapids Coe College senior running back Matt Wycoff from Marion rushed 285 yards and scored three touchdowns in a 42 34 victory over Upper Iowa to earn Iowa Conference football player of the week. Luther College honors include Miriam Blom Skrad as overall female athlete of the week and Natalie Betrum as women's cross country runner of the week. Wartburg's Josh Moen is named overall male athlete of the week after placing second at the Roy Griak Invitational.
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Correction on players in Jefferson's 34–0 loss
The Gazette clarifies that Ben Crosby fumbled the football in Jefferson's 34 to 0 defeat to Washington on Friday night, not Casey Steele. Readers may comment on accuracy and a formal correction will be published.
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