Rockford Tourney crowns 90-pound champion from Dixon
Jacob Hey of Dixon won the 90-pound division at the Rockford International Wrestling Tournament held at Rockford Jefferson High School. The event drew wrestlers from across the country with several runners up including Micah Hey in the 13-14 year-old division and runners up from Sterling and Rock Falls in multiple weight classes.
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Rockford
Jacob Hey
Dixon
Rockford Jefferson High School
United States
Micah Hey
Sterling
Ryan Schafer
Rock Falls
Mike Mena
Sterling Newman High School
Etheridge and Reed Named to IBCA All Star North Teams
Illinois Basketball Coaches Association All-Star selections include Todd Etheridge of Ohio High School and Jay Reed of Geneseo in the Class 1A and 2A North squads. Etheridge, an AP all-state pick and Dix on Telegraph Player of the Year, averaged 23.6 points, 7.1 assists, 5.9 rebounds. Also listed are Steve Hanson Mendota and Mike Blair Eastland. Reed leads Class 2A North. Sox demote McDowell to Triple A camp in Las Vegas. Vancouver starts season as starter while Eric King steps into the No. 5 rotation after a rough spring. The White Sox open Tuesday at California.
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Todd Etheridge
Ohio High School
Illinois Basketball Coaches Association
Peoria Civic Center
Etheridge
Associated Press
Dixon Telegraph
Steve Hanson
Mendota
Mike Blair
Eastland
Jay Reed
Geneseo
Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago White Sox
Jack McDowell
Triple A
Vancouver
White Sox
California
McDowell
Eric King
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Exhibition standings show American League leaders Toronto Cleveland Minnesota and Texas with tight races. National League leaders San Diego Atlanta St Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles and Montreal at or near .500 plus scattered Saturday and Sunday results across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Toronto
Cleveland
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Kansas City
Seattle
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Milwaukee
Boston
Pit
Montrea
Jacksonville
Edmonton
Phiadelphia
Carman
Parrett
Lake
Rayford
Musselman
Buice
Gozzolo
Borders
West California
Clemens
Schmidt
Key
Gubicza
Swindell
Langston
Stewart
Wpeed
St Oakiand
Pet
New York Philadelphia
St. Louis West
Avlanta
San San Francisco
Belcher
Jackson
Magrane
San
Leagu Wales
We Fe
Washington
X-Ny
New Jersey
NY Islanders
Adams
x-Boston
x-Buffalo
Hartford
Campbell
Calgary
Angel
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Buffalo
NY Rangers
Quebec
Washi
Edmonton Roundup: standings and results in AAA action
A roundup of standings and results featuring Edmonton AAA action. Key players include Abbott, Burcham, Young, Ward, Davis, Marquez, McCaskill, Lovelace, Fraser, McClure, Minton, Cliburn, Parrish, Knapp, with W-L records and home runs noted for Edmonton and Chicago affiliates.
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Edmonton
AAA
I Ak Iniciet
Abbott
Burcham
Young
Ward
Davis
Marquez
McCaskill
Lovelace
Fraser
McClure
Minton
Cliburn
Parrish
Knapp
W—Abbott
L—Mccaskill
Brown
Chicago Bulls vs Milwaukee Bucks and New Jersey Nets recap
In Milwaukee Chicago and New Jersey played noted box scores. Chicago beat Milwaukee 118 to 117 with Jordan scoring 28 and Scott 25 while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar drew technicals. In New Jersey, Chicago lost 106 to 95 as Jordan led Chicago with 28 points and McGee and Co. combined for scoring.
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Milwaukee
Cummings
Krystkowiak
Sikma
Humphries
Moncrief
Mokeski
Pierce
Roberts
Pressey
R. Green
LA Lakers
Green
Worthy
Abdul-Jabbar
Johnson
Scott
McNamara
Cooper
Campbell
Woolridge
Cummi
Frank Hamblen
New Jersey
Morris
Williams
Carroll
Conner
McGee
Hinson
Lee
Gaines
Ckleford
Jones
Chicago
Grant
Cartight
Paxson
Jordan
Corzine
Vincent
Sellers
Davis
Cotnnistbneansson Peneceroiennas
Bagley
Dan
Seton Hall vs Michigan Final Four semifinal preview
In Seattle the Final Four semifinals set with Seton Hall defeating Duke 95 78 and Michigan beating Illinois 83 81 to reach the title game. The women's tournament national semifinals in Tacoma feature Auburn 76 Louisiana Tech 71.
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Seattle
Seton Hall
Duke
Michigan
Illinois
Tacoma
Wash
Auburn
Louisiana Tech
Dinah Shore Tournament at Rancho Mirage Honors Top Golfers
Dinah Shore at Rancho Mirage California awards a $500,000 purse for the Par 72 event. Juli Inkster led with 66 69 73 71 for 279, Tammie Green and JoAnne Carner tied at 284, Betsy King and Jody Rosenthal tied at 287, while Pat Bradley and others posted strong scores.
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Rancho Mirage
Calif
Juli Inkster
Tammie Green
JoAnne Carner
Betsy King
Jody Rosenthal
Pat Bradley
Joet Benz
Kathy Morse
Janet Coles
Beth Daniel
Kathy Guadagnino
Colleen Walker
D. Ammaccapane
Lynn Adams
Patti Rizzo
Missie McGeorge
Dale Eggeling
Val Inner
Sherri Turner
Sandra Haynie
Alice Ritzman
The
Woodlands
Texas
Mike Sullivan
Craig Stadler
Mike Reid
Seve Ballesteros
Mike Donald
David Frost
Curtis Strange
Hal Sutton
Gil Morgan
Mike Hulbert
Bob Gilder
D.A. Weibring
Brad Bryant
Billy Ray Brown
Bruce Lietzke
Calvin Peete
Roger Maltbie
Ian Woosnam
Brad Fabel
Ed Fiori
Fred Funk
Jack Kay Jr
Loren Roberts
Lance Ten Broeck
Don Shirey
Rocco Mediate
Gary Koch
Steve Jones
Jim Gallagher
Lon Hinkle
Jose-Maria Olazabal
JC Snead
Joel Edwards
John Mahaffey
Roy Biancalana
Nick Faldo
Lendl Wins Lipton Title After Muster Injury Catastrophe
Ivan Lendl captured the Lipton International Players Championship by walkover when Thomas Muster suffered a left knee ligament injury in a freak car accident Friday night. Lendl then faced Jakob Hlasek in an exhibition, losing 6-3 6-4, in a weekend that underscored Lendl’s dominant form this season.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Ivan Lendl
Thomas Muster
Lipton
Lendl
Jakob Hlasek
Hlasek
Muster
Harvard's MacDonald Wins Hobey Baker Award
Lane MacDonald of Harvard captured college hockey’s Hobey Baker Award, becoming the Crimson’s third winner in nine years. The Mequon, Wisconsin native helped Harvard cap a weekend with a 4-3 overtime NCAA title win over Minnesota, and he previously played on the 1988 U.S. Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Minn
Harvard
Lane MacDonald
Hobey Baker
Mequon
Wis
MacDonald
University High School
Milwaukee
Crimson
Minnesota
Auburn hires Eagles to coach basketball
Aubun hires Tommy Joe Eagles to coach Auburn basketball. Eagles, who led Louisiana Tech to four straight postseason tournaments, was named Sunday by Auburn Athletic Director Pat Dye. Eagles posted an 87 40 record at Louisiana Tech and guided the team to two NCAA tournaments and two NIT appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Tommy Joe Eagles
Louisiana Tech
Pat Dye
Eagles
Today Eagles
Prep baseball first game sees altered line score and misc
In the first game Hess and Helfrich led scoring with Fleming Greenlee Theren and Friel contributing. Hess earned the win, Fleming took the loss, and Hess hit his fourth home run. The second game featured Salberg Williams and Friel with Williams the winning pitcher and Duffy the loser. Stinson Helfrich and Theine homered.
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Saeeerena Pepee Suutteredapisuts
Saeienniies
Hess
Helfrich
Fleming
Greenlee
Theren
Friel
Seve
Salberg
Williams
Duffy
Hr—Stinson
Theine
Championship on Harvard four Minnesota Michigan State seven
The report notes a championship result featuring Harvard versus Minnesota and Michigan State with a seven point margin in a close contest. Strong names and schools highlighted include Harvard Minnesota and Michigan State in a regional or collegiate matchup context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Minnesota
Michigan State
Tulsa Leads Wichita Falls in Eastern Playoffs
In the CBA Eastern Division second round Tulsa leads Wichita Falls 2-0 with wins on March 30 and April 1. Remaining games list Tulsa at Wichita Falls and at Tulsa, with potential further games through mid-April and a later May if necessary.
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Wichita Falls
Tulsa
Rockford
Rapid City
Pee Oar
New York Signs Ojeda To Two Year Contract Extension
New York optioned pitcher Bob Ojeda agreed to a two year contract extension. Philadelphia signed outfielder Dwayne Murphy to a money contract. Seattle added minor league outfielder to its roster in a separate move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
New York
Bob Ojeda
Philadelphia
Dwayne Murphy
Seattle
Schedule of area Monday and Tuesday sports events
The listing shows Monday events Shabbona at Dixon Rochelle at Sycamore softball Rockford Jefferson at Rochelle tennis Freeport at Dixon. Tuesday events Stillman Valley at Dixon Rochelle at Streator and co ed track Bradford at Walnut.
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Shabbona
Dixon
Rochelle
Sycamore
Rockford Jefferson
Freeport
Stillman Valley
Streator
LaSalle-Peru
Amboy
Hall
Forreston
Sterling Newman
Oregon
Bradford
Walnut
Coach Reassignment and Player IL Moves Spark Hoops Shifts
Dave Hengel transfers to Cleveland for minor league infielders Paul Noce and Chuck Baldwin. Milwaukee activates guard Paul from injured list while placing guard Mark Davis on IL with a lower back strain. Jene Auburn names Tommy Joe Eagles basketball coach.
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Dave Hengel
Cleveland
Paul Noce
Chuck Baldwin
Milwaukee
Paul
Mark Davis
Jene Auburn
Tommy Joe Eagles
TranSouth 500 Darlington results with top finishers
TranSouth 500 at Darlington South Carolina on April 2 lists Harry Gant driving an Oldsmobile as winner completing 367 laps at 115.312 mph. Davey Allison and Geoff Bodine follow in Ford and Chevrolet with 367 laps, while 41 finishers include notable drivers Rick Mast, Dale Earnhardt, Darrell Waltrip and Phil Parsons among others with 83 to 367 laps completed.
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Darlington
S.C
Harry Gant
Oldsmobile
Davey Allison
Ford
Geoff Bodine
Chevrolet
Sterling Marlin
Bill Elliott
Mark Martin
Alan Kulwicki
Rusty Wallace
Pontiac
Michael Waltrip
Ricky Rudd
Buick
Dick Trickle
Brett Bodine
Lake Speed
Rick Wilson
Richard Petty
Morgan Shepherd
Dave Marcis
Terry Labonte
Jim Sauter
Larry Pearson
Eddie Bierschwab
Ken Bouchard
Ben Hess
Ernie Irvan
Greg Sacks
Bobby Hillin
Ken Schrader
Kyle Petty
Rodney Combs
Hut Stricklan
J.D. McDuffie
Jimmy Horton
Dale Earnhardt
Rick Mast
Derrike Cope
Darrell Waltrip
Chad Little
Jimmy Means
Neil Bennett
Dale Jarrett
Phil Parsons
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Hey
Rockford International
Sox
Dopson
Araujo
Cerone
Hernandez
Gibson
Henneman
Link
Schwabe
Pena
Wenson
Heath
L—Dopson
S—Wenson
Esasky
Candelaria
Leiter
Mohorcic
Quirk
Slaught
Cone
Fernandez
Carter
Lyons
L—Cone
M. Louis
Heinkel
DiPino
Pagnozzi
Harnisch
Smith
Tibbs
Tettleton
Melvin
Lindeman
Bradley
Sheets
Anderson
Yga Smith
Ashby
Witt
McMurtry
Rogers
Guante
Russell
Petralli
Kreuter
Sundberg
W—Rhoden
L—Witt
Tri
Solano
Dobie
Valle Cochrane
Thigpen
Roseberg
Patterson
Pall
Karkovice
Briley
Corsi
Snyder
Steifbach
Sinatra
Garretts
Mulholl
Manwaring
W—Corsi
L—Mulholland
S—Snyder
Parker
Mitchell
Dunne
Landrum
Miner
Gott
Robinson
Ortiz
Glavine
Smoltz
Eave
Assenmacher
Boever
W—Glavine
L—Dunne
Gregg
Gant
W—Sanderson
L—Toliver
L—Carriger
Wallach
Cincinna Avesece
Yett, Mc
Shaw
Bearse
Skinner
Mahler
Tekulve
Griffin
Reed
McGriff
W—Mcmichael
L—Griffin
S—Bearse
Er Leas Acdee Cehian Cepa
Damphousse
Marois
Ihnacak
Sutter
Chi
Tor
Thnacak
Hudson
Creighton
McGill
Leeman
Olczyk
Lafrate
Manson
Rod
Graham
Savard
Chi . Bassen
T.murray
Yawney
Tor Bench
Clark
T Murray
Bester
Chevrier
Andy van Hellemond
x-New York
Charlotte
x-Detroit
Chica
Indiana
x-Utah
Denver
Dallas
San Antonio
Miami
Phoenix
Golden State
Sacramento
Portland
Utah
Jay
Waukee
New Y
LA Cli
State
Ron
UPI
Baker
Eller & Willey Block CO
Dixon, Ill
IBM
Peoria Avenue
Locust Street
Richard A. Coon
First Ave
Edward D. Jones & Co
New York Stock Exchange, Inc
Securities Investor Protection Corporation
Itertail
Resis
U.S
HUD
Room
Jackson Blvd
Barry
Byron
Sting
Fandale
W. Jackson Street
Luann Leiste
Dixon Kern Ackerson
Margaret Conibear
Bonnie O'Neal
Dixon Bill Heppler
Peoria Ave
Dixon, IL
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