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Maybe the the Maybe there. go even Cougars will get seven seven get will Cougars Kennedy Rapids Cedar second. their in more take-aways in their (Tass (Tass their in take-aways 4A quarterfinal. 4A fensive larcenists who who larcenists fensive have guided them to a to them guided have de­ of group a to thanks pair of surprising post­ surprising of pair season wins, including including wins, season other Mississippi Athletic Athletic Mississippi an­ other whack to chance a for first downs. first for Scott at Lancer Stadium. Lancer at Scott Conference giant when when giant Conference Kingston Stadium. You Stadium. at Kingston quarterfinal night Friday a (11-0) in Bet­ tendorf unbeaten hosts it FO PG 1B PAGE FROM ► 13-7 last night over North North over night 13-7last punts when McNulty ran ran McNulty when punts fake on twice downs, converted three fourth fourth three converted Linn-Mar’s dim hopes hopes dim Linn-Mar’s plays as they did.” they as plays many as make didn’t a kickoff. a make some stops. We stops. some make the when dashed were enough plays,” said Linn- Linn- said plays,” enough 48 to compared 69plays, 82yards. on touchdown on another tacked Hawks the Little and recovered, Nutt Lions didn’t get a bloop of of bloop a get didn’t Lions City/PullsinLinn-Mar away final quarter from for Linn-Mar. for and 89.83 of drives down with 1-yarder McNulty’s Mar Coach Bob Forsyth. Bob Coach Mar 1:43play. to The cliche rang true — the game game the — true rang cliche The ­ cham state 2A Class Three-time Grinnell opened the scoring scoring the opened Grinnell four for SOLON’march — The W nwalaogwt rin­ G with along all knew “We From that point on. however, it it however, on. point that From Solon won the regular-season regular-season the won Solon The Spartans' offense was led was offense Spartans' The ELDRIDGE - Six Six - ELDRIDGE Six. s ix ... well, don't don't well, ... ix s Six. Kennedy is there there is Kennedy That made it 36-27. and 36-27.it and made That Kennedy (7-4) gets (7-4) gets Kennedy The Little Hawks Hawks Little The City High s Quinn Mc­ Quinn s High City The Little Hawks ran ran Hawks Little The City High had touch­ had High City “We just didn’t make make didn’t just “We “We knew we had to to had we knew “We By Jeff Johnson ByJeff ees piles defense The Gazette Correspondent y ef Hare Jeff By on Grinnell's Brett Morrison in the first half of the Spartans’ Spartans’ ofthe half first Morrisonthe in Brett Grinnell's a sub-..500 Cougars team team sub-..500Cougars a might remember it was was it remember might dorf in the first round last last round first the in dorf that upset mighty Betten­ mighty upset that season. now, it has to think it has again. has shot it a think to has it now, right defense playing of the football... And And football... the of Kennedy now,” guy sive offen­ an I’m that thing whole this of beginning to execute and take care care take and execute to got you’ve One, the of (season). stage this at games three are there “But said. Lewis Tim Coach great defense. I’m con­ I’m defense. great great have to got you’ve things that win football football win that things vinced of that, and I guess Iguess and that, of vinced play and teams special right now.” right itself proved has that Cedar Rapids Xavier in Xavier Rapids Cedar enoughplays.” “We just didn’t make didn’t “We just executed it perfectly perfectly it executed if needed,” he said. "We "We said. he needed,” if the MVC Mississippi Divi­ Mississippi up MVC the wrapped that victory twice.” tough, but City prevailed prevailed City but tough, hung Linn-Mar copy. title. sion 8, a Week 47-32, in Mar, ond quarter. ond late. run and Ronald Thomp­ Ronald and run TD 3-yard McNulty’s on with 6:21 left in the sec­ the in 6:21 left with conversion 2-point son’s 15-14 at good for lead the 14-7, then City High took took High City 14-7,then The way Kennedy is Kennedy way The BobForsyth, Linn-Mar coach "I told them at the the at them told "I Kennedy upended upended Kennedy City High beat Linn- Linn- beat High City This one was a carbon carbon a was one This Linn-Mar led 7-0 and 7-0 and led Linn-Mar ’’It was available there there available ’’Itwas 66. 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PRO FOOTBALL Sportsday Prep volleyball College football Prep football Pro football Today Rankings Monday NFL (A S Matches 7 p m ) AMERICAN CONFERENCE Events of area interest BHH sjEEZZ R ia n tJ*fe-gi& C.R. Kennedy 13 C LA SS 4A R EG IO N A L F IN A L S n r n g - n r High school volleyball Region S I Appalachian State (134) North Scott 7 2. Jacksonville State (16) AT ELDRIDGE New England _____ 6 I 0 .857 205 154 West Des Moines Valiev (20-15) vs. Iowa ■ Xavier, Kennedy, Linn-Mar, City 3. Villenova!!)______CRK NS N Y. Je ts ...... 5 2 0 .714 1 59 110 C liv West (30-7), at Newton 4. William & M ary (3)..., M ia m i 4 3 0 .571 133 149 High, I.C. West in regional finals Region 6 F irs t downs 13 5. Delaware *______Rushes-vards 48-23! 26-86 Buffalo...... 0 7 0 OOO 131 211 Men's basketball Cedar Rapids Kennedy (35-7) vs. Waterloo 6. Eastern Washington Passing yards 52 127 South W L T P ct t»A ■ Wartburg at UNI (exhibition), 7 East (31-9), at Vinton 7 Wofford ( I) ...... Comp-att-int. 5-11-0 13-27-6 Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 193 142 p.m.; Grand View at Kirkwood, Region 7 8. New Hampshire Punt$-avg. 7-34.5 5-36.8 Linn-Mar (17-18) vs. Bettendorf (24-7), at 9. Southeast Missouri Stat Penalties-yards 2-25 2-10 Tennessee _____ 5 3 0 625 224 150 7 p.m. Tipton 10. Stephen P. Austin. . Fumbles-lost 5-2 0-0 Houston 4 3 0 .571 170 197 Jacksonville 4 4 0 500 165 226 Regions II Bethune-Cookman CR. Kennedy.. ------0 13 0 0—13 „ . Men's soccer Cedar Rapids Xavier (28-11) vs. Iowa City 12. Montana State ..... North . WL T fret EF PA ■ MAC First Round: Luther at North Scoff ------0 7 0 0 - 7 High (33-5), at C R Washington 13. M ontana______CRK—R J. Adams 3 run (Nick Bruns kick) Baltim ore______5 2 0 .714 149 129 Central, 2 p.m.; Coe at Dubuque, State 14. Liberty. ... CRK—Chase Fergus 20 pass from Jed Hav- Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 147 102 waive Sioux City East vs. Council Bluffs Abraham 15 Massachusetts ___ 7 p.m. crafl (kick failed) Cleveland I 5 0 286 118 142 Lincoln, at S.C. West 16 South Carolina State NS—Darren Dillon 2 pass from Louis De- Cincinnati ...... 2 5 0 286 146 163 College volleyball West Des Moines Dowling vs. Urbandale, at 17 northern Iowa ---- Frieze (Austin Miller kick) Pleasant Hill 18 Penn ...... INDIVIDUAL STASTICIS l» f i t ...... WL T get PF PA ■ Buena Vista at Coe, 7:30 p.m.; 19 Cal Poly______Johnston vs. Waukee, at Adel RUSHING — Kennedy Trevor Heitland Kansas Cltv------5 2 0 .714 163 122 Dubuque at Luther, 7:30 p.m.; 20 Richmond..... Cedar Falls vs. Ankeny, at Marshalltown 17-106, R .J Adams 24-94, Anthony Crowley Oakland ....._ 4 4 0 .500 212 168 Cornell at Loras, 7:30 p.m. 21. Grambling State. 3-23, Jed H evcraft 3-6, Team 1-2 North Scott San Diego...... 3 5 0 375 210 174 22 James Madison CLASS 3A REGIONAL FINALS Aaron Huber 20-65, Louis DeFrieze 5-23, Tra­ Denver...... 2 6 0 .250 154 223 23. Jacksonville...... Moss Region 4 vis Anderson l-(minus) 2. NATIONAL CONFERENCE 24 Western Illinois... On television Union (28-4) vs. Webster City (27-4), at Iowa PASSING — Kennedy: Jed Havcraft 5-11- 25 North Dakota State ------W~L~ f'F rt" PF FiT Falls 0-52 North Scott Louis DeFrieze 13-26-6-127, Others receiving votes: Chattanooga 291, EDEN PRAIRIE. Minn. (Live. first-run same-day tape) Regions Aaron Huber 0-1-0-0. N.Y. G iants 5 2 0 .714 175 153 Robert Morris 284, Weber State 202. Lehigh RECEIVING — Kennedy. Chase Fergus Philadelphia...... 4 3 0 .571 172 157 (A P) — Just four weeks College football West Delaware (37-3) vs. Dubuque Wahiert 167, Southern Utah 102, Dayton 96 Jackson 1-20, Jake Wagner 1-14, Jake Losch 1-9, Washington.. 4 4 0 500 155 170 (22-9), at Dyersville State 58, Sacramento State 46, Elon 40, indiana ago, Randy Moss gushed ■ Middle Tennessee State at Region) Christian French 1-5, Josh Jahlas 1-4. North Dallas . I 6 0 .143 154 187 State 30, M cNeese State 28, Furman 19 North­ Scott: Darren Dillon 5-44, Travis Anderson Arkansas State, 6 p.m., ESPN2 Mount Vernon (34-0) vs. Solon (20-8), at ern Arizona 17, Harvard 17, Yale 13, Texas & m i --- - T i ' ' T W > T ~ p a about returning to M in­ 4-44, Aaron Huber 1-17, Jake Cornette 2-11, NHL Tiffin State 12, Missouri State 9, Central Arkansas Atlanta ______5 I 0 714 169 133 nesota. He felt fortunate Regions Nathan Ihrig 1-11. ■ Sharks at Wild, 7 p.m., Versus 9, Youngstown State 7, Brown 7, Florida A&M T a r,pa B a y ..... 5 2 0 714 136 163 to return to his first team Oskaloosa (22-17) vs William sburg (24-8), 7. Georgia Southern 6, Old Dominion 4, North­ New Orleans...... 5 3 0 625 167 148 Soccer at Grinned western Slate 4, Central Connecticut State 3, Iowa City High 43 Carolina I 6 0 .143 85 150 and was looking forward State South Dakota 3, Texas Southern 2, North Da­ ■ Bursaspor vs. Manchester Linn-Mar 27 North WLT Pct Pf PA kota 2, Hampton I, South Dakota State I. to seeing those purple No. MOC-Ftovd VaHev vs Sioux City Heelan, at AT BATES FIELD United, 2:30 p.m., Comcast LeM ars Green B a y 5 3 0 625 176 1 36 ICH 84 jerseys again. So much Carroll vs. Red Oak, at Harlan LM Chicago ...... _ 4 3 0 .571 126 114 IS 22 Winterset vs Pella, et Knoxville First downs Minnesota...... 2 5 0 286 129 144 59-314 for the happy reunion. 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I 7 4 7-27 San Francisco ____. 2 6 0 .250 137 178 Muscatine 8 New H a m p s h ire . 5-3 48) 9 Iowa Cltv High ..„ 8 14—43 State ______0 21 Coach Brad Childress e Stephen F. Austin .... 6-2 447 3 LM — Mark Atwater 5 run (Michael Zim­ MONDAY'S RESULT Sheldon vs. Western Christian, at Sioux informed them during Contact us IO. Southeast Missouri State.. 8-1 437 ll merman kick) Indianapolis 30, Houston 17 Center 11 Montana State ______7-2 396 13 ICH — Cedric Readus 2 run (Drew Cornwell SUNDAY, NOV. 7 Ridge View vs. Carroll Kuemoer, a* Denison a team meeting that the ■ (319) 398-8258; I (800) 397- 12 Liberty ...... 6-2 386 12 kick) (Io w a times) T revnor vs. Clarinda, at Red Oak 13. Bethune-Cookman - 8-0 349 16 LM — Jer Garman 36 run (Zimmerman wide receiver had been 8258; tax. (319) 398-5861; Bondurant-Farrar vs, Pella Christian, at Chicago vs. Buffalo al Toronto, noon 14 South Carolina State 6-2 310 17 kick) N Y Jets at Detroit, noon Pleasantville 15. Massachusetts -...... 5-3 307 18 ICH — Andrew McNultv 3 run (Ronald let go. The move had not preps, (319) 368^976, I (888) Gladbrook-Reinbeck vs. Grundy Center, at Miami at Baltimore, noon 16 M ontana ...... 6-3 297 7 Thompson run) San Diego at Houston, noon been made official with 577-8287; e-mail, sports© Conrad 17 Northern Iowa ...... 5-3 247 19 ICH — Readus 22 run (runfailed) Lake Mills vs. Sumner-Fredericksburg, at Tampa Bay at Atlanta, noon the league but Moss’ sourcemedia.net 18 Caf P o ly 6-3 192 20 LM — Atwater 15 run ( p m * failed) New Orleans at Carolina, noon Clear Lake 19 Penn -...... -6-1 187 21 ICH — McNultv 25 run (Aiberhaskv pass Waosie Valiev vs. Dike-New Hartford, al New England at Cleveland, noon agent, Joel Segal, said 20 North Dakota Stale ...... 5-3 136 22 from McNultv) Arizona at Minnesota noon Hudson 21 Western Illinois ... 6-3 124 24 he’s been in contact with LM — Garman 11 pass from Atwater (Zim­ N Y, Giants al Seattle, 3-05 p m. Mcyor League Baseball 22 Richmono ____ 4-4 108 14 merman kick) Kansas City at Oakland, 3:15 D.m CLASS IA REGIONAL FINALS 23. James Madison______4-4 IOO 15 ICH — Aiberhaskv 56 pass from McNultv Minnesota and the delay Region! indianapolis at Philadelphia, 3:15 p m World Series 24. Grambling State 7-1 93 25 I Cornweti kick) Dallas at Green B a y 7:20 p.m. was “merely a technical M O N D A Y 'S R E S U L T Lisbon (14-13) vs. Fort Madison H oi'' Trinity 25. Jacksonville.. —______8-1 41 — ICH — McNultv I run (Cornwell Mc*) Open: Denver, Washington, St. Louis, Ja c k ­ (38-9), at Mount Pleasant Others receiving votes; Weber State 38, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS thing,” he said in an e- San Francisco 3, Texas I (San Francisco sonville, San Francisco, Tennessee State Robert Morris 28 Lehigh 23, Dayton 22, Chat­ Rusting — Linn-Mar. Jer Garman 13-90, MONDAY, NOV 8 wins series 4-1) tanooga 19, Northern Arizona 13, Southern m a il. LeMars GeWen vs. Bovden-Hull, at Orange Mark Atwater 14-78, Mitch Wantock 2-14 CHV Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. Giants 3, Rangers I Utah 13, Indiana State 12, Harvard IO, Sacra­ The N FL Network first Cltv High; Cedric Readus 21-135, Andrew McNultv SAN FRANCISCO TEXAS Alta vs Algona Garrigan, at Laurens mento State IO, McNeese State 7, Florida AUM 17-100. Ronald Thompson 17-73, Todd Turner 5, Texas Southern 5, Jackson State 2. Georgia reported the struggling ab r h bi ab r h Adair-Casev vs. East Union, at Anita 2-8 Monday Bedford vs Stanton, at Corning Southern I, Furman I, Missouri State I ATorrs rf 4 0 I Andrus ss 4 0 0 Passing — Lnn-Mar: Atwaler IO-19-0-142; Colts 30 V ik in g s (2-5) had w a ive d FSnchz2b 4 0 I MYortg 3b 4 0 I Martensdale-St. Marys vs. Grandv.ew Park Cltv High: M cNultv 5-10-0-99 the six-time Pro Bowler Pcse vc 4 0 2 JHm ltn ct 4 0 0 Baptist, at Savdei Receiving — Linn-M ar tan M cBra ver 4-52, Texans 17 C Ross ll 4 I I G uerrr db 4 0 0 Janesville vs. Crystal Lake WCLT, al Garman 3-53, Josh Montague 1-18, Mason AT INDIANAPOLIS 994 I less than a month after Uribe 3b 4 I I N.Cruz rf 4 1 I Nashua I W is -Whitewater (34). .8-0 Krusi# 1-15, Aaron Hunter 1-4; City High: Con­ 8-0 HOU Ind A Milk lb 3 0 0 Kmsier 2b 2 0 0 Tripoli vs, Preston, at CR Jefferson 2 Mount Union (Ohio) (6). 966 2 nor Aiberhaskv 4-95, Thompson 1-4. 8-0 903 3 First downs 19 24 acquiring him from New Burrell dh 4 0 0 D vM rp It 3 0 0 3. Wesley (D ei.I...... 4 Mary Hardin-Savior..... 8-0 86? 4 Total Net Yards 291 366 Renteri ss 3 I I BMoiin c 3 0 0 England for a third-round 9-0 847 Iowa City Regina 59 Rushes-vards 18-108 28-107 Row rid cf 3 0 0 Morind lb 2 0 I Pro basketball 5 St Thomas (Minn.)...... 5 8-0 Passing 183 759 draft pick. The cut came Totals 33 3 7 3 Totals IO 6 North Central (III.) _____ 795 6 Mediapolis 0 1 3 7 Punt Returns 3-11 3-Kl San Fra n cisco ...... — OM OOO 300—3 NBA 7 Wittenberg (Ohio)..™ ..... 8-0 723 AT IOWA CITY one day after Moss’ rant 8. Trine find.)...... 8-0 666 8 Kickoff Returns 7-172 4-90 Texas....- ...... OOO OOO 100-1 EASTERN CONFERENCE M ICR 9 Thomas M ore (K v .)...... 8-0 643 9 interceptions Ret t i 1-25 following a 28-18 loss the E —Moreland i i ) DP- Texas I. LOB—San First downs 16 IO Hardin-Simm ons(Texas)8-l 604 IO 2 Comp-Att-lnt 22-38-1 26-45-0 Francisco 4, Texas 4 HR—Renteria (2), Auantic Division W L P ct GB Rushes-vards 14-(-7) 36-224 1-9 Patriots, during which he ll Delaware Valley...... 7-1 576 l l Sacked-Yards Lost 3-18 N.Cruz ( I) . S— A.Huff Passing-yards 59 159 Boston 2 I 447 12. Wheaton (IM.)...... 8-0 565 12 Punts 5-44.4 4-44.8 IP H R E R B B SO Comp-att-int 9-25-3 9-11-1 was wistful about his days New Jersey 2 I 467 — 13 Ohio Northern...... 7-1 501 14 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 San Francisco Punts-avg. 7-30.1 0-0.0 Toronto I I 500 '7» 8-0 501 15 Penalties-Yards 5-30 9-69 in New England and criti­ Lin cecun W.2-0 8 3 I I 2 IO 13, Wartburg (Iowa)...... Fumbtes-lost 2-0 1-1 New York I 2 .333 I I Sunfield (O re.)...... 6-1 481 16 Time of Possession 23.35 34:25 cal of the Vikings for not Br Wilson S,1-1 I 0 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia 0 3 OOO 2 Penalties-yards 3-14 3-30 Houston ____ e i 7—17 Texas 16. Central (Iow a) ...... 8-1 395 17 367 18 Mediapoti. ...0 0 8- 0 Indianapolis...... 3-30 Cl Lee L 0-2 7 6 3 3 0 6 Southeast Division ■ w L P ct GB 17 Hampden-Svdnev (Va.) .8-0 rn taking his game-planning 324 19 Iowa City Regina i i 28 3 - 59 Ind—Temme 2 pass from Manning (Vinat- N.Feiiz 2 I 0 0 0 2 18 Coe (io w a )______..7-1 ad vice . Atlanta 3 0 1000 19. Bethel (Minn.)______.7-1 276 22 ICR — Jack Verducci. 5 run (Daniel Larew iori kick) Umpires—Home, Jeff Kellogg; First, Gary Miam i 3 I 750 Vt kick) Ind— Havdon 25 interception return (Vinat- Darling; Second, john Hirschbeck; Third, Sam 20. California Lutheran...... 6-1 243 20 It was another shocker Orlando I I 500 I Vi 24 ICR — Anthony Halsch 5 run (Larew kick) ierl kick) Holbrook Right, M ike W inters; Left, Bill M iller 21 DePauw (Ind.)...... 8-0 173 Washington 0 2 OOO 2Vi — ICR — Zach Pechous 63 punt return (La rew How—P G Rackers 53 in a tumultuous season T—2:32 A— 52,045 < 49,170) 22 Cortland State (N Y .)...... 7-1 113 Charlotte 0 3 OOO 3 23. Franklin fin d .)______...7-1 09 — kick) Ind— P G Vinatieri 48 ICR — Berkley Grimm 13 pass from Ver­ Ind—Wayne 15 pass from Manning (Vitiat­ for a team that began the Worid Series MVPs Centi al Division w L Pct GB 24 Montclair State (N .J.)...... 7-1 98 13 25. St John Fisher (N Y ,)...... 8-1 62 ducci (Larew kick) ion kick) year with Super Bowl 20)0—Edgar Renteria, San Francisco (NL) Chicago 2 I .667 _ ICR — Halsch 8 run (Larew kick) How—Johnson 2! pass from Schaub (Rack­ aspirations. Childress and 2009—Hideki (Astsui, New York (A L) Indiana 2 I 667 ... ICR — Grimm 3 run (Larew kick) ers kick) 2008—Cole Hornets, Philadelphia (N L ) Cleveland I 2 333 I ICR — Larew 15 pass from Verducci (Nick Ind— P G Vinatieri 23 other Vikings officials 2007—Mike Lowell, Boston (A L) Milwaukee I 2 333 I 1 Wis.-Wh:tewater (23)___ 8-0 623 I Dotezai kick) Hou—Foster 4 run (Rackers kick) 2006—David Eckstein, St Louis (N L) Detroit 0 3 OOO 2 2 Mount Union (2) 8-0 602 2 (CR — Joe McCatfery 3 run (Dotezai kick) Ind— P G Vinatieri 34 didn t respond to messag­ 2005—Jermaine Dye, Chicago (A L) WESTERN CONFERENCE 3. W e s le y __ 8-0 563 3 (CR — Doleza!25 F G INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2004—Mannv Ramirez. Boston (A L) es seeking confirmation of 4 St Thomas...... 9-0 550 4 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING—Houston, Foster 15-102, Ward 2003-josh Beckett. Florida (NL) Southwest Division W L Pct GB 5 North Central (IN .)...... 8-0 506 5 Rushing — Nfc WH Janssen 8-3, Dalton Scott 2-5, Schaub 1-1 Indianapolis Hart 12-84, 2002—Troy Glaus, Anaheim (A L) the decision. New Orleans 3 0 I OOO _ 6 Mary Hardin-Baytor ...... 8-0 502 6 3-3 Jacob Darbvshire 3-1-13); ICR Halsch D Brown 9-14, Jam es 3-4, Manning 4-1 2001—Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson, Dallas 2 I 6*7 I 7 Hardir-Simmons ______8-1 420 7 14-120, Cody Rouner 5-36. Grimm 5-25, Mc PASSING—Houston, Schaub 23 38-1-201. About an hour before Arizona (N L) Memphis 2 I 667 I 8 Delaware VaHev______7-1 404 8 Cattery 4-22, Clyde Snow 3-12, Verducci 1-4, Indianapolis Manning 24-45-0-248 7000—Derek Jeter. New York (A L) the news came out, Chil­ San Antonio I I 500 IV? 9 W ittenberg...______™,»,8-0 386 9 Jake Lehman 2-6. R E C E IV IN G — Houston, Foster 9-45, John­ Houston 0 3 OOO 3 10 Thomas More - 8-0 376 IO Passing — M; Darbvshire 9-23-3-59, Jans son 7-104, W ard 2-9, Jones 2-4, Daniels 1-8, dress took 12 consecu­ Most Worid SeriesChampionslHPS 11 Ohio Northern ... 7-1 366 ll sen 0-2-0-0; ICR Verducci 8-15-0-150, W ard Northwest Division W L P ct G B Leach 1-7. Indianapolis Garcon 7-78, Tamme tive questions during his 27 — New York Yankees 12. Upfield ...... 6-1 344 12 I-3-1-9 6-64, Gonzalez 4-55, Wayne 4-39, Hart 3-19, IO — St Louis Cardinals Portland 3 I ■ _ 13. W a rtb u rg 8-0 309 13 Receiving — M: Derrick Slubs 2-14. Joe D. Brown 2-13 regular news conference 9 — Oakland-Kansas Citv-Pbilaoetphia Denver 2 I 667 'Ti 14 T rin e...... 8-0 307 15 Pectoris 1-14, Conner Kester 1-7, Taylor Zippe MISSED FIELD GOALS-None about Moss, his effort and Athletics Oklahoma City 2 I 667 Vt 15. Wheaton (111.)...... _...... 8-0 286 17 1-6, Jordan Wagenbach 1-5, Tanner Siegworth A—66,363 7 — Boston Red Sox Minnesota I 2 .333 I '/T 16 C o t.... ______7-1 284 16 1-5, Scott 1-4, Janssen 1-4, ICR. Pechous 2-64, his mindset in response to 6 — Los Angeles-Brooklvn Dodgers Utah ! 2 333 I Va 17 C en tra l ...... 8-1 263 18 Larew 4-53, Grimm 2-33, Dan Amelon 1-9. 6 — San Pranctsco-New York Giants 18 Bethel ...... 7-1 176 19 Honors a rant by Moss following 5 — Cincinnati Reds Pacific Division ‘ W L Pct GB 19. Hampden-Svdnev ..8-0 170 21 Solon 31 Sunday night’s 28-18 loss 5— Pittsburgh Pirates L A Lakers 3 0 1000 _ 20. Cai Lutheran ...... 6-1 153 22 Athletes of the week 4 — Detroit Tigers Golden State 2 I 667 I 21. Pacific Lutheran _____ 6-1 85 25 Grinnell 7 IOWA CONFERENCE to the Patriots. 3 — Atlanta-Milwaukee-Boston Braves Sacramento 2 I 667 I 22 D e P a u w ...... -8-0 81 - AT SOLON Male — Andrew Tobben (Come#), cross Moss, who was fined 3 — Baltim ore Orioles Phoenix I 2 333 2 23. R ow an ...... 7-1 62 — G S 3 — Chicago White Sox L.A. Clippers 0 3 OOO 3 24. Cortland State ...... 7-1 61 — country First downs 8 15 Female — Emma Spoon (Luther), cross $25,000 la s t w ee k fo r f a il­ 3 — Minnesota Twins-Washington Senators 25. W abash...... 7-1 55 - Rushes-vards 26-93 37-193 (original) SUNDAY'S LATE RESULTS Others receiving votes: SI. John Fisher 54, country ing to cooperate with the I Passing-yards 133 M Football (offense) - - Brad Boyle (Coe) 2 — Cnicago Cubs L A Lakers 107, Golden State 83 Montclair Slate 51, Franklin 35, Randoiph-Ma- Comp-att-int 10-18-4 6-11-0 2 — Cleveland Indians con 12, Baidwin-Wallace ll, Amherst IO, Salis­ Footba# (defense) — Shane Wong (Central) media and make himself Punfs-avg. 6-23.3 6-27.3 Foot oat (special teams) —Kurils Brondyke J — Florida Marlins bury IO, Ursinus 6, Willamette 3, William s 2 Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0 MONDAY'S RESULTS (Central) regularly available for 2 — New York Mets Penalties-vards 6-56 8-78 2 — Tor onto Blue Ja v s Chicago HO Portland 98 VoDevba# (libero del specialist) - Brittany interviews, stepped to 2 — Philadelphia Phillies Toronto at Sacramento, late Transactions G rinnell______7 0 0 0 - 7 Shicke# (Coe) the podium after the I — Arizona Diamondbacks San Antonio at L A . Clippers, late Solon ...... ___ 7 3 14 7— 31 VoHevba# (offense) — Megan Duniavv I — Los Angeles- Anaheim Angels Monday G — Dillon Gretzky 27 pass from Trent (Simpson) game but announced he I — K ansa* City Royals TONIGHT'S GAMES Baker (Nathan Criswell kick) Men s soccer (offense) — Luke Prater B A S E B A L L S — J J Hanus 32 run (Marsha# Koehn kick) wouldn’t take any ques­ (Iow a tim es) (W artburg) Atlanta al Cleveland, 6 p m National League S — Koehn 25 PG Men's soccer (defense) — Dan Wtckman tions. He repeatedly Philadelphia al Washington, 6 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS—Named Rick Kra- S™ Brian Jedlicka 12 run (Koehn kick) (Lo ra s) Odds Boston at Detroit, 6 30 p.m. ni*z minor league pitching coordinator and S — Codo Stebral 14 pass from Hanus Women's soccer (offense) — Jaovn Tum- expressed admiration Minnesota at M iam i, 6:30 p m. Ed Seder minor league outfield' baserunning (Koehn kick) berger (Loras) S — Jedlicka 57 Interception return (Koehn Today s line Orlande at New York. 6:30 pm instructor. Women's soccer (defense) — Katie Clam­ for Coach B ill Belichick kick) bers (Loras) (Home team in C A PS) Portland at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Announced first-base coach Davev Lopes wiN not return INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS U S. HOCKEY LEAGUE and his former team and NCAA Football Memphis at L A Lakers, 9:30 p.m. criticized the Vikings for next season Rushing — G: Baker 8-31 Jordan Perch Offense—Cason Hohmann (C R RougnRid- Favorite Spread Underdog BASKETBALL 16-58; & Hanus 12-85, Travis Brim ever 7-27, ers) National Basketball Association Jediicka 8-17, Zach W ard 8-24. BIG TEN not taking enough of his Tonight Pro hockey ATLANTA HAWKS—Agreed to terms with Passing - G: Baker 8-16-4-106, Ferch 2-2- Footba# (defense) - Shaun Prater (Iowa) Middle Term. I Vs A RK A N SA S ST. game-planning advice. C Al Horford on a five-year contract extension 0-27; S Hanus6-l l -0-64. BIG 12 Wednesday Receiving — G: Blake Scurr 3-41, Gretzkv NHL MINNESOTA TIMBER WOLVES-E xer- Women's soccer (newcomer) — Em ily SOUTH FLORIDA IO Rutgers 1-27, Jordan Ely 4-46, S: Jedlicka 1-2, Koehn EASTERN CONFERENCE cised fourth-vear contract options on F M i­ Goldstein (Iowa Stale) Thursday chael Beasley, F Kevin Love and C Kosta Kou- 2-32 Stebrel 3-40 OHIO 15 Buffalo Auantic Oiv G P W L OT Pts G F GA fos and third-vear contract options on G Jonnv MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE VIRGINIA TECH 13 Vi Georgia Tech Manning leads Philadelphia 12 7 4 I IS 37 29 Flynn and G Wayne Ellington. Declined to offer Williamsburg 65 VoMevba# • Am y Braun (Northern Iowa) Friday N Y Rangers It 6 4 I 13 34 32 a contract extension to F Corev Brewer, mak­ CENT MICHIGAN 3 Vi W. Michigan ing him a restricted tree agent at the end of this Clear Creek Amana 35 Pittsburgh 12 6 5 I 13 35 28 AT WILLIAMSBURG NORTHERN SUN CONFERENCE (Jct HOUSTON season 2 V i N Y Islanders ti 4 5 2 IO 31 37 VoKevba# (offense) — Sara Vance (Uppef Saturday FO O T B A LL CCAWILL Colts to win New Jersey 12 3 8 I 7 20 39 15 23 Iowa) iowa 17 INDIANA National Football League First downs 56-350 13-28 Footba# (special teams) - Jessie Hubbard Nebraska 19 IOW A ST A T E Northeast Div CP W L OT Pts G F GA Rushes-vards CAROLINA PANTHERS—Signed G C.J 352 141 (Upper Iowa) A ir Force 7 ARMY Passing-vards Montreal l l 7 3 I 15 29 25 Davis to the practice squad Released C Adrian Como-att-int 15-31-352 9-16-1 MIAMI IO'/I M aryland over Houston Boston 8 6 2 0 I? 24 l l Martinez from the practice squad Punts-avg. 1-26.0 2-34.0 CLEMSON 3 N C . Slate Toronto IO 5 4 I l l 23 23 MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Waived WR Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-3 Bowling DUKE Pk Virginia Ottawa l l 4 6 I 9 26 35 Randy Moss Penalties-vards 5-35 5-40 MICHIGAN 3 illinois Buffalo 12 3 7 2 8 30 38 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Clear Creek Amana ______0 14 7 14—35 L e a g u e s Boston College 3 W A K E FO R E S T H O C K EY — Peyton Manning threw P E N N ST 6 Northwestern Southeast Div GP W L OT Pts G F GA Williamsburg 20 28 IO 7-65 LANCER LANES Wisconsin 20 PURDUE 7 I W ILL — Ketiv O'Rourke ll run (Tim Jones Happy Couples — Tony Sundstrom 286, for two touchdowns Tampa Bav IO IS 35 30 NHL—Suspended Philadelphia F Dandy MICHIGAN ST 24 Minnesota Washington l l 7 4 14 34 kick) Scott Kane 719; Kim Droessler 277, Lisa Kane 0 25 Briere three games for his crosscheck against FL O R ID A ST IO North Carolina Atlanta l l I 40 W ILL — Brett Waugbop 7 run (kick tailed) 673, Easy Does It — Jimbo Scanlon 221-553, and M ike Hart ran for a 5 2 12 36 N Y Islanders C Frans Nielsen during Sa tu r­ OKLAHOMA ST 7 V i Baylor Carolina l l 5 6 0 IO 27 33 W ILL — O'Rourke I run (Jones kick) Laura Martin 162, Tricia Arnold 452; Saturday career-high 84 yards as SOUTH CAROLINA 3 Arkansas day's game W IL L — Waughop 3 run ( Jones kick) Mixed IO - Brad Bundy 299-727, Tonia Smith Florida 9 4 5 0 8 24 21 ANAHEIM DOCKS—Recalled C Nick the Indianapolis Colts Florida 14 VANDERBILT WESTERN CONFERENCE CCA — Nash Stopko 74 pass from Olton V i- 241, Lisa Perry 619; Lancer Jr/Sr - Seen Colorado 9 KANSAS Bonlno from Syracuse (AHL!. hauer (Caleb Sedlacek kick) Stephen, Dillon Maxson 200, Ryan Ask 584, held on for a 30-17 victory B A L L ST A T E 13 Va Akron Central Div GPW L O T Pts G F GA BOSTON BRUINS—Recalled F Brian Mc­ W ILL — Waughop 57 am (Joneskick) Nicole Petersen 183, Jenna Alit 540, Lancer G r a t h from a conditioning assignment at CCA — Josh Rohr et 3 pass from ViKhauer Preps Blue — Dathan Stoibe 148, Andrew Gai- BYU IS V i Univ Chicago 14 7 6 I 15 41 40 over Houston last night at Providence (AHL). (Sedlacek kick) (oro 384, Ashlynn Storry 126, Megan Kitzmiller TULSA 18 Rice 9 6 I 2 14 26 17 St. Louis CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS—Activated D W ILL Tyler Greiner 2 run (Jones kick) 305; Lancer Preps Red — Alexander Stur- Lucas Oil Stadium. tOlSC ST. 21 >'i Hawaii Detroit 9 6 2 I 13 30 24 3 V i Brian Campbell from injured reserve. Piacod F W ILL — Chance Miller 36 pass from baum 111, Clinton Merrifield 305. Stephanie Temple K E N T ST A T E Nashville IO 5 2 3 13 23 25 Indianapolis has won Dave Boltand on injured reserve O'Rourke (Jones kick) H arris 88, Amanda Mover 259; Super Stars UTAH ST. 17 Vi New Mexico St. Columbus IO 6 4 0 12 24 29 -Assigned D Doug WILL — Cody Van Dee IS pass from — John Walker 279-727, Dawn Barber 224- three straight and the EAST CAROLINA 3 Navy Northwest Division Southern Miss 9 V i TULANE Janik lo Grand Rapids (AHL). O'Rourke (Jones kick) 576 Happv Couples team — Kim Droessler, defending AFC champs Oklahoma 3 Vi T E X A S A&M Northwest Div GP W L OT Pts G F GA —Reassigned F W ILL — FG Jones 41 Scott Kane 256,Lisa Kane 245, Scott Droessler Texas 4 KAN SAS ST. Linus Klasen to M ilwaukee CCA - Rohret 53 pass from VHIhauer (Sed- 254 Monday Golden Age — Jack McElmeel Colorado l l 6 4 I 13 39 39 OTTAWA SE NA TORS-Re assigned G have sole possession of STANFORD 8 Vi Arizona j^cek Hick) 248-684, Joyce Williams 196, Deborah Clair Calgary l l 6 5 0 12 33 34 Robin Lehner to Binghamton (AH L). W ILL — Bryan McDonald I run (Jones kick) 549 Monday Mixed — Charley Farley, Robert Tcu 5 UTAH Vancouver 4 24 24 the AFC South lead for 9 3 2 IO TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Recalled D CCA — Hunter Stokes 20 pass from Vi#- Prucha III 258, Pruche III 667, Danielle Boston Fresno St. I Vi LA. T EC H 4 4 27 Minnesota IO 2 IO 26 Malt Rov from Norfolk (AHL). hauer (Sedlacek kick) 211, Bonny Prucha 581; Serice Club - Derek the first time this season. UAB 9 Vi Marshal! Edmonton 9 4 2 8 28 33 Nevada 12 IDAHO CCA — Rohre* 34 pass from Villhauer (Sed­ Minke, M ark Ingalls 268, Andrew Begley 699, The Colts also evened the California 14 'Ti W ASH ST. Pacific Div. GP w L OT Pts GF GA lacek kick) Krista Smith 219-514. Women’s golf INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS MAY CITY BOWL season series with Hous­ Wyoming IO N E W M E X IC O Los Angeles l l 8 3 0 16 34 25 Rushee — Clear Creek Amana: Villhauer Left Turn Only — Tammy Capos 195-509, Oregon St 5 '/I UCLA Dallas IO 6 4 0 12 32 27 ton (4-3) despite playing Monday 6-37, Stopko 2-13, Zach Manders l-(-5), Bill McCalla 280-681 Krackerjacfcs — Tina Missouri 4 T E X A S T EC H San Jose 9 5 3 I 11 29 25 6 CHALLENGE AT ONION CREEK learn 4-(-17), WHtamsburg Waughop 27-216, Whitman 194-523, Paul Arnold. Dennis Kurs- Alabama '/I LSU Phoenix IO 3 4 3 9 23 29 with a makeshift offense Trevor Knepper 7-40, Greiner 10-38, bryan eth 277, Kurseth 762, Gone But Net Forgotten Smu 7 UTEP Anaheim 12 4 7 I 9 29 42 At Austin. Texas that was without All-Pro SAN D.EGOST 17 Colorado St N O TE: Two points tor a win, one point for (Onion Creek Golf Club, Par TO) McDonald 4-35, O'Rourke 3-13. Spencer Dale — Carol Gasper 214, Stacie Bennett 582, John 5 Vi 3-9, Adam Heilshusen 1-4, Team l-(-S). Unveil 289-765 Stars - Tara Truka 238-656, SOUTHERN CAL Arizona St. overtime loss DAY TWO RESULTS tight end Dallas Clark, MISSISSIPPI 27 La.-Lafayette Passing — Clear Creek Amana: Villhauer Michael Kilts 266-675; Peibusters — Jade Teams — I. Coastal Carolina 574, 2. (tie) Fla Atlantic W K E N T U C K Y 15-30-3-352, Team 0-1-0-0; Wiftamsburg Klinefelter 167-477, Zach Sailer 194-516. receiver Austin Collie tv* MONDAY'S RESULTS Iowa Stale and Michigan 57$, 4 Illinois 577, 5. F L A . IN T L. 9 Vt Louisiana-Monroe O 'Rourke 7-13-1-134, Adam Aliet* I-3-0-7 CEDAR RAPIDS BOWLING CENTER Augusta Stale 577, 6. Indiana 586.7 Arkansas- and running back Joseph Troy 12 NORTH TEXAS N Y Rangers 3, Chicago 7 Receiving — Clear Creek Amana: Rohret Little Rock 589 8. Kennesaw State 592, 9. (tie) 8 Ba# Mixed - Jam ie Scott 222-640, Chris Philaoeiphia 3, Carolina 2 8-137, Manders 4-96, Stopko 1-76, Stokes 2-43; Etzel 287, Thom Fox 716, Blue Jeans - Kat- iowa and Denver 595, ll. Xavier 596,12. East­ A d d a i. NFL New Jersey al Vancouver, late WiBiamstourg VanDee 3-50, Miller 2-43, Jack­ tynn Palmer 211, Laura Jurgens 527, Drevson ern Michigan 605, l l San Francisco 607, 14. M anning was 26 of 45 TODAY'S GAMES son P e t! 1-32, Connor Slum bers 2-36 Robe 234, Jordan Abben 611, Trojans — Paige Favorite Spread Underdog (Io w a tim es) Gonzaga 614,15. Texas State 620. ______Individuals ■-I Min Yean Tan (Mich), 137, - , , , . . Ermer24!-607, Seen McCalium 259-705; W ar­ fo r 268 y a rd s . Ottawa ai Toronto, 6 p.m. riors — Jil Zaiser 146-387, Austin Burroughs Sunday 2 Lindsay Gahm (Ind), 138, 3. Ember Shutdv Montreat at Columbus, 6 p.m. 1111 |J)|S (Kite 137-373; Green Jeans Advanced - Ben Good­ Matt Schaub struggled x-Chicago I Buffalo (III.), 138, til Kristi Cardwell (iowa), 143, 127 w " w San Jose at Minnesota, J p.m. win 180-466, Breanne Smith 170-483; Green New Orleans 7 CAROLINA Chelsea Harris (Iowa), 147,139 Lauren Forbes Vancouver at Edmonton, 8 p m. Nov. 2 Jeans — Connor Bartev 111, Josh Moser 310, g early, finishing 22 of 38 MINNESOTA 9 Arizona (Iowa), 150, 157 Laura Cilek (Iowa), 154, 157. Mekena Diercks 119-295, Monday Night Al- | for 201 yards with one TD ATLANTA 8 VI Tampa Bay Gigi DiGrazia (iowa), 154. 195!— Chicago and Los Angeles establish an N Y , Jets 3 Vi DETROIT N F L attendance record when 90,833 Ii# the L A . Stars — Patty Nelson 180-462, Paul Knight 'I and one interception for BALTIMORE 5 Vi M iam i Women’s basketball Coliseum see the Rams beat the Bears 41-35. 246-660, Huff & Half League — Diane Hawkins New England 5 C L E V E L A N D College volleyball 1914 —to Minnesota's Tommy Kram er passes 224-620, Matt Greiner 299, Jerry Long, Dennis £ H o u ston . OAKLAND 2 Vi Kansas Citv Monday tor 490 yards and tour touchdowns, bul the Giesler 771; Monday Nile Outlaws — Hillary 2 The Colts built a 17-3 G R E E N B A Y 8 Dallas REGULAR SEASON Monday Vikings still lose to the Washington Redskins in Svestka 194-543, Jeff Shaffer 248-685; Monday Monday Indiana Northwest 57, Clarke 35 overtime, 44-38. Ms & Execs— Diane Hawkins 248-661, Mike IOWA COLLEGES Geiberg 266, Bob Mum ma 709; Goffers — 8 halftime lead and coun- Pittsburgh 4 CINCINNATI William Penn 108, Greenland 82 1991 — Nevada makes the biggest come­ Iowa Wesleyan del. Mount Mercy, 25-22, Peggy Schneckloth 201, Karla High 527 Plus $5 x-at Toronto EXHIBITION back in NCAA football history, overcoming a ° tered Houston punch for 25-17,25-15 35-point deficit in the third q'jarter and rallying — Iona Chamberlain 180, Jan Lockwood 478, Drake SO, Upper Iowa 52 ' punch in the second half. to beal Weber Slate 55-49. E d Wittig 216-565.