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Major League Baseball playoffs Brown, Yankees push Twins to brink National League (Fox) (Best-of-5) Los Angeles at St. Louis, 7:19 New York can put major league record by hit­ Jorge Posada, John Olerud, Today Miguel Cairo, Kenny Lofton p.m. (Fox) ting his 20th postseason ho­ Atlanta (Thomson 14-8) at Inside and Jeter hit consecutive two- wrap on series today mer, a two-run shot off Carlos Houston (Backe 5-3), 12:09 p.m. American League Ortiz's homer in the bottom of out singles in the second in­ Silva that put the Yankees up (ESPN2) (Best-of-5) MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — the 10th lets Boston finish ning, putting the Yankees in 5-1 in the sixth. St. Louis (Morris 15-10) at Los Friday Kevin Brown already apolo­ sweep of Anaheim, 2C front 3-1. Jeter went 3-for-5 and Hi- Angeles (Lima 13-5), 7:10 p.m. Boston 8, Anaheim 6 (10), gized to the New York Yan­ deki Matsui also homered for Silva failed to get an out in (FOX) Boston wins series, SO kees for his foolish injury. New York — now just one the sixth, allowing 10 hits and This was an even better way win away from a bitter re­ a few days later. And because six runs. Sunday New York 8, Minnesota 4, New to make up for it. match with the rival Boston of his intensity and experi­ Jeter bounced a single to Atlanta (Wright York leads Backed by Derek Jeter's Red Sox in the AL champion­ ence, Brown's teammates center off rookie Jesse Crain 153) at Houston series, 2-1 three RBIs and a relentless ship series. were plenty confident when with two outs in the sixth to (Clemens 18-4), 12:09 p.m. Today The 39-year-old Brown's he took the mound for this drive in Posada and Olerud (ESPN) New York AL PLAYOFFS first season in New York has ultra-important game. and make it 7-1. St. Louis (Suppan 16-9) at Los (Vazquez 14-10) at Minnesota offense, Brown threw six been tainted by an ailing Brown showed no signs of Minnesota scored three Angeles (Perez 7-6), 3:09 p.m. (Santana 20-6), 3:25 p.m. (Fox) strong innings to lead the back and an embarrassing health problems. Against 23 times in the ninth, but Mari­ (ESPN2) (if necessary) Sunday Yankees past the frustrated tantrum in which he punched batters, he threw 22 balls and ano Rivera got three straight Monday (If necessary) a clubhouse wall and broke didn't walk anyone. A first-in­ outs after entering with the Minnesota Twins, 8-4, last (If necessary) Minnesota at New York, 7:10 night for a 2-1 lead in the his non-throwing hand. That ning home run by Jacque bases loaded. Houston at Atlanta, 3:19 p.m. p.m. (Fox) best-of-five AL playoff series. was on Sept. 3, and Brown Jones was the only one of The Twins had their chanc­ Hoping to save Minnesota's pitched just twice more after eight hits allowed that did es against Brown, but Mi­ third. in left, but he was easily season, ace Johan Santana that. any damage. chael Cuddyer left four run­ Then they got desperate in thrown out. Corey Koskie will start on three days' rest The Yankees were angry The Yankees showed they ners on base in his first two the sixth. Torii Hunter tried ended the inning by getting today against Javier Vazquez. about his outburst, but he can do more than hit the long at-bats and Jones grounded to stretch a leadoff double tagged out at second when he Bernie Williams extended a cleared the air by apologizing ball. into a double play in the when Matsui fumbled the ball tried to stretch a single. UNI ATHLETICS 'Rough' shot HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Ceremony Marion has control for new Indians roll past UNI arena Anamosa, take lead in district standings is today By Jeff Dahn Groundbreaking for The Gazette MARION — The fact the McLeod Center has Marion football team now finally arrived David Wallace/The Gazette controls its own destiny over the final three weeks Cedar Rapids Washington se­ By Jim Ecker of the regular season nior Nick.Miller digs up some wasn't lost on the happy The Gazette grass as he hits a shot out of band of Indians last night. It's taken a long time, but they'll finally stick a shovel the rough Friday in the first "The district title is in in the ground today and start round of the Class 4A boys' our hands," junior Ben building an arena at the Uni­ state golf tournament at Hunt­ Messerli said. versity of Northern Iowa. er's Ridge Golf Course in "This is just one more The groundbreaking cere­ Marion. Miller shot a 78. Sto­ step toward the promised mony for the McLeod Center ry, 6C. land," junior Nick Cannavo r is at 2:15 p.m: in the south echoed;" parking lot next to the UNI- Positive thoughts always Dome, where the arena will SIDELINE come out of big victories, be built. and the Indians certainly "It's a pretty exciting COLLEGE FOOTBALL got one at jam-packed time," said Rick Hartzell, Thomas Park. UNI's director See Sunday's Gazette Marion, held scoreless of athletics. "I and limited to 71 total think it's one for 75 years of Kinnick yards in the first half, came of the biggest out and smoked Anamosa Gazette sports staffers Mike days in the his­ with 27 unanswered points Weiler and Sam Paxton are tory of Divi­ in the second half, and beat observing the 75th sion I athletics the Class 3A fifth-ranked anniversary of Kinnick at UNI. It will Raiders, 27-10, in front of a Stadium by compiling a list be fun." throng estimated at 4,000 of the most memorable The McLeod Rick Hartzell fans. University of Iowa football Center, tenta- Northern Iowa games played there. Marion improved to 5-1 tively sched- director Look for their report, overall with its fourth uled to open in of athletics including game summaries straight win, but more im­ the fall of 2006, will become and photographs, in Sunday's portantly, the Indians the Panthers' home for men's sports section. moved to 4-0 in 3A District and women's basketball, vol­ 4 and are the only remain­ leyball and wrestling. It also ing unbeaten team. Anamo­ will host concerts, shows and sa dipped to 5-1, 3-1. FIGURE SKATING Cliff Jette/The Gazette special events. "This is a great win over The price tag is $23.1 mil­ Final session today for a good football team," Mari­ Marion's Ben Messerli struggles to maintain control of the ball as he gains some yardage in the lion, according to Hartzell, regional event in G.R. on Coach Tony Perkins first quarter of last night's game with Anamosa at Thomas Park in Marion. Marion defeated but could change pending fi­ said. "I think we had a Anamosa, 27-10. nal decisions on a Hall of CEDAR RAPIDS — The wake-up call at halftime. Fame area, plaza and kitchen. final session of the Upper We put it on the backs of time thanks to 32-yard field with four possessions end- by Bryan Clark, who The school has raised about in n Great Lakes Regionals figure our offensive linemen to goal by Noah Worcester at § * punts and another gained 75 of his 104 rushing $21 million, with a lead gift of skating championships at the come out and dominate on a Iost fumble vards and scored touch the 3'59 mark of thP second - " $4 million from Clark and tne ci.59 mark ot the second downs Qn rung Qf 2 and g Cedar Rapids Ice Arena is (Anamosa's) defensive line, Mary McLeod of rural Cedar quarter. Marion did abso- second half was a today from 7:50 a.m. to 8:50 and they did that." Tne Rapids. p.m. Anamosa led 3-0 at half- lutely nothing offensively, totally different animal, led • MARION, PAGE 5C The arena will have 6,300 Tickets are $10 and permanent seats, with total available at the door. capacity at 7,000 to 7,100 with Qualifiers from today's temporary bleachers, suites finals move on to a sectional and standing room. event in North Dakota where Warriors have many The men's basketball team qualifiers for the U.S. has played in the UNI-Dome championships will be since it opened in 1976, but determined. happy returns in win the cavernous structure has not been a cozy environment ly ran past its eastside ri­ for fans or a particularly hos­ JUNIOR HOCKEY Rhone, O'Meara val, 32-17, on a picture-per­ tile environment for oppo­ take kicks back fect fall evening at Kings­ nents. RoughRiders beaten ton Stadium. "The UNI-Dome is a fabu­ in a USHL shootout for scores in victory You can talk about Wash­ lous facility for football and LINCOLN, Neb., — John ington's stout second-half track, but it's not such a By Jeff Johnson Swanson of Lincoln scored a defense — it allowed 58 fabulous facility for basket­ shootout goal last night to The Gazette yards — and its potent sec­ ball," HartzeU said. "Basket­ give the Stars a 5-4 victory CEDAR RAPIDS — If Ce­ ond-half offense — it pro­ ball was kind of an after­ over the Cedar Rapids dar Rapids Kennedy's foot­ duced 200 yards. But Ken­ thought in the UNI-Dome." RoughRiders in a United ball team wouldn't have nedy Coach Tim Lewis The women's basketball, pointed right at the War­ States Hockey League game had to kick off, maybe it Liz Condo/The Gazette volleyball and wrestling at Lincoln Icebox Arena. would have beaten Cedar riors' two return touch­ teams have held most events Rapids Washington last downs as the biggest keys Cedar Rapids Washington's Adam Pinckney (left) tackles Cedar Cedar Rapids took a 3-1 in the West Gym, an old, night. But the Cougars did, to the game. Rapids Kennedy running back Curtis Meier in the first half of cramped facility on campus lead with second-period goals and as a result they didn't. the Warriors' 32-17 win last night at Kingston Stadium. by Greg Collins, Erik Felde "Big plays," Lewis said. that holds a few thousand and Brandon Svendsen, then Travis Rhone took back a "It was one of those deals fans. The men's basketball most of the first half, open­ led 4-2 on a third-period goal first-half kickoff 90 yards where we told our kids all that's momentum. team has played there at ing a 17-7 halftime advan­ times, too. by Justin Abdelkader. But for a touchdown, and Paki week that we did not want "They got it, and we lost tage on a 27-yard Alex But­ of Lincoln scored twice to tie it, O'Meara began a 25-point to let the ball get into the it, and that was the differ­ In two more years, all hands of Rhone or O'Meara. ters field goal, an 8-yard those teams can say good-bye then won in the shootout. second-half rally with a 95- ence." The Riders skate next in yard kickoff return for a Those returns are two to the West Gym and UNI- Kennedy (3-3) owned • WARRIORS, PAGE 4G to their home opener next score as Washington literal­ plays, just two plays. But Dome and say hello a Saturday against Waterloo. • ARENA, PAGE 6G Gazette staff and wire reports 4C The Gazette, Sat., Oct. 9, 2004 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Evans'2 TD catches propel City High Little Hawks edge Lions on homecoming

By Barry Pump News correspondent IOWA CITY — Ben Evans had two 30-plus-yard catches last night for back-to-back touchdowns as Iowa City High pulled out a 28-21 home­ coming football victory over Mississippi Valley Conference rival Linn-Mar at Frank Banks field. "It makes my job easier when I have a receiver like Ben Evans," said Little Hawks quarterback D.P. Eym- an. "He deserves a lot of kudos for those catches. He made some great plays." Eyman was 9 of 15 for 163 yards and had a hand in all the scoring for City High. He had an 8-yard run to even the score at 14 to end the third quarter before he really took matters into his own hands in the fourth with the two TDs to Evans. "I'm really fortunate to have such good weapons," City High Coach Dan Sabers said. "D.P. can do it all. He Greg Undeen/Tfie Gazette can change plays if he needs Cedar Rapids Xavier's Tommy Breitbach (left) holds off Cedar Rapids Jefferson Sam Crosby in the first quarter of last night's Mississippi Valley Conference game at Saints to and he has good feet too." Field in Cedar Rapids. Xavier downed the J-Hawks, 38-0. The game was evenly matched through the first half. City High struck first with 11:52 in the second half on a 15-yard pass from Eym­ an to Dorian Davis. Big first half effort carries Xavier The even matchup contin­ ued on the next drive when Saints even record Xavier rolled up 298 yards in the nell," said linebacker Keane McCar­ Scott Schemmel, for making it hap­ Blake Zundel connected with first two quarters, held Jefferson to thy, saluting Xavier's defensive coor­ pen, and thanked the coaches for Nick Erdman for a 16-yard at 3-3 by blanking minus-two yards and led 38-0 at inter­ dinator. "He prepares us every calling his number. pass to tie the game 7-7 at the mission. week." "They just wanted to give me a half. Jefferson, 38-0 The Saints were nearly perfect dur­ Schulte quickly cleared his bench. shot, I guess," he said. For Linn-Mar, Beau Evans had 24 carries for 132 yards, ing that span. Nobody in his starting backfield took "He's not an all-state soccer player By Jim Ecker "Can't complain about tonight," a snap in the second half, and his top continuing to lead the best for nothing," Schulte said. offense in the MVP. Jeremy The Gazette grinned fullback Pete Zach, who bul­ defenders played only one- series in Iowa State could use a place-kicker CEDAR RAPIDS — You can't spell led for 109 yards and two TDs in the the third quarter. Tipton and Jack Dugger each like Lynch, but he's leaning toward added 46 yards and Matt Xavier without an "I," but you'll first half. The second half went quickly with playing soccer in college and appar­ never hear the Saints bragging about Tailback Jon Geppert raced for 131 the running clock, which goes into Greer had 53 on the night. ently is not interested in kicking a Linn-Mar quarterback themselves after a high school foot­ yards and a touchdown in the first effect with a 35-point lead. The J- football before big crowds. ball game. half, giving the Saints two players Hawks collected 79 yards in the third Blake Zundel went 19-for-21 It's not their style. over the century mark by intermis­ and fourth periods to finish with 77 "I'm more of a small-town type of with a last-minute intercep­ Xavier stuffed Cedar Rapids Jeffer­ sion. yards for the game. person," he said. "That wouldn't go tion that sealed the Lions' son, 38-0, at Saints Field last night, "It really wasn't about us, though," Jefferson had only one first down real well, with thousands of people.. fate, then tripped over themselves as they said Zach. "The line made the holes in the first half. It came on a 15-yard I'd rather know everyone's name." Phil Kenney led City High's thanked the scout team, the assistant and it was easy to run." penalty against Xavier for pass inter­ The Saints will have to run the running attack with 21 car­ coaches, the weight-room guy and Jefferson (0-6) collected 383 yards ference. table against Dubuque Senior, Prairie ries for 132 yards. Eyman had everyone else. and 26 first downs in a 47-29 loss at Taylor Lynch, an all-state soccer and Iowa City West to kept their 80 yards on the ground. Ken­ "It's a total team effort," Coach Linn-Mar last week, but the J-Hawks player, gave Xavier a 17-0 lead in the playoff hopes alive. ney also led the passing at­ Duane Schulte said after the Saints spun their wheels against the Saints. first quarter when he blasted a 48- "You've got to believe," Schulte tack with three receptions for squared their record at 3-3. Their longest play in the first half yard field goal, setting a school re­ said. "That's why you're in it." 43 yards. The first half was the entire story went for four yards. cord. Typically, Lynch credited the Considering the Little • Contact the writer: (319) 36&S697 or Hawks' First loss of the sea­ in this game. "Well, it's all Coach (Jim) O'Con- snapper, Andy Knapp, and his holder, [email protected] son came last week, Eyman and Sabers agreed this game was an important confidence boost. Warriors/Players challenged at half "This was a big game for • FROM PAGE 1C on 23 carries, broke loose one last time late in Reutzel held down, us," Eyman said. "We knew the fourth quarter for a 27-yard run that gave it was going to be close." Curtis Meier run and a 25-yard pass from Washington (3-3) a lst-and-goal at the Kenne­ City High (5-1) travels Prai­ Tyler Thompson to tight end Ben Lamaak. dy 1. Quarterback Will Suess, who split time rie next week. Linn-Mar (3-3) The Cougars finished the first 24 minutes with Chase Hennessey, sneaked over from but Prairie rolls hosts C.R. Washington. with 196 total yards to Washington's 38. there for the final margin. win. Kennedy had 123 rushing yards to Washing­ "We went into the locker room at halftime, Cooper's passing ton's 10 and had eight first downs to Washing­ and the coaches told us we were a family and key as Hawks blank Reutzel entered the con­ MVC standings ton's two. Senior running back Meier had 100 test averaging 170 per we had to come out a lot harder," Rhone said. game, but was held to 65 first-half yards. Meanwhile, Rhone was limit­ "They said the person who came out the Waterloo West Miss. Division Conf All ed to 28 yards on seven carries. yards on 14 carries and a hardest in the second half was going to win." Iowa City High 5-1 5-1 But the second half started with O'Meara's Waterloo Courier pair of short touchdown "There was a tremendous difference in the Linn-Mar 3-3 3-3 kickoff return, in which he bobbled the ball at WATERLOO — Fifth- runs. second half," said Washington Coach Paul C.R. Xavier S3 3-3 the 5, picked it, broke containment and burst ranked Cedar Rapids Prai­ But the Hawks didn't James. "We challenged them at halftime, Dub. Hempstead 3-3 3-3 free to the sideline, getting a huge block from rie showed it was more need Reutzel to carry the defensively and offensively. The coaches Dubuque Senior 1-5 1-5 running-mate Rhone to spring him the dis­ than the Adam Reutzel load as Cooper picked made some great adjustments, but I thought C.R. Jefferson 0-6 f>6 tance. show here last night. apart West's secondary, Waterloo East 0-6 the way we played, a lot of credit has to go to connecting on 10 of 13 pass­ C-6 The extra-point kick failed, making it a how hard the kids played." Reutzel, the third-leading 17-13 Kennedy lead. Make that a short-lived rusher in the Mississippi es. He was 8 of 9 in the Valley Division Conf. All Kennedy was limited to three first downs in 17-13 lead. Valley Conference, was first half. Spencer Stumpff C.R. Prairie frO 6-0 Rhone burst through the middle on a carry the second half, and Meier was held to 51 held to 105 yards under his caught five passes for 67 Cedar Falls 60 &0 on Washington's next possession, then sprint­ second-half rushing yards. Washington line­ average, but Joe Cooper yards. Dub. Wahlert 4-2 4-2 ed to the sideline past every Cougar defender backers Bryce Buchanan and Justin Reed passed for a season-high Drew Blahnik and Coo­ C.R. Kennedy 3-3 3-3 for a 52-yard touchdown run that gave Wash­ each came up with late fourth-quarter inter­ 122 yards as the Hawks per scored on short runs in Iowa City West .3-3 3-3 ington a 19-17 lead. His 70-yard touchdown ceptions of Thompson passes to cement the rolled to 6-0 with a 37-0 the first quarter to give C.R. Washington 3-3 3-3 run early in the fourth was a thing of beauty, victory. whitewashing of Waterloo Prairie a 14-0 lead, and Waterloo West 24 2-4 "We came out defensively in the second as he ran through the middle, broke some West at Memorial Stadium. Reutzel scored from 17 out THURSDAY tackles, cut back right and ran to the end half like a family. We came out here strong Showing no signs it was with 1:31 left in the second zone, giving Washington a 25-17 edge with and we stayed together," Reed said. looking ahead to a show­ quarter following a seven- Iowa City West 28, Wahlert 20 11:13 to go. • Contact the writer: (319) 398-8259 or down with 5-1 Iowa City play, 83-yard drive. Cooper FRIDAY Rhone, who finished with 234 yards rushing [email protected] High next Friday at home, completed three passes for Hempstead 48, Senior 28 Cooper threw for 101 first- 38 yards on the drive. Xavier 38, Jefferson 0 half yards as the Hawks "What teams try to do to Washington 31, Kennedy 17 built a 21-0 halftime lead. us is take away Adam City High 28, Linn-Mar 21 Friday night scoreboard (Reutzel)," Jelinek said. Prairie 37, Waterloo West 0 "It is awful difficult Cedar Falls 35, Waterloo East 6 METRO/IOWA CITY CLASS 3A DISTRICT 5 Maquoketa Valley 42, Solon 20 when you have your sights "But we still have Joe Coo­ C'ville 31, Washington (Iowa) 28 set ahead and still have to per at quarterback, two ex­ City High 28, Linn-Mar 21 Monticello 31, MFL MarMac 20 cellent wide receivers in Iowa City Regina 34, Wapello 0 Chariton 43, Fairfield 0 CLASS 2A DISTRICT 5 play a team like Waterloo West," said Prairie Coach Glen Fox and Spencer Marion 27, Anamosa 10 Mt. Pleasant 34, Ft, Madison 0 Columbus 21, Highland-LT6 Stumpff and a solid tight y©*lowa Oskaloosa 41, Keokuk 6 Craig Jelinek. "Because Prairie 37, Waterloo West 0 Mid-Prairie 21, Durant-Bennett 0 end in Jake Stratton. CLASS 3A DISTRICT 6 West is a team that can Washington 32, Kennedy 17 W. Liberty 28, Lou.-Muscatine 6 Benton Comm. 33, W'burg 22 beat anybody it plays. It "There are things we can Xavier 38, Jefferson 0 Wilton 35, Mediapolis 0 was a real concern to come Minnesota Grinnell 47, Knoxville 21 do if people want to take CLASS 3A DISTRICT 3 up here. So were happy to FOOTBALL CfAHM Pella 21, Clear Creek Amana 8 CLASS 2A DISTRICT 6 away the run and tonight Decorah 43, Independence 0 get in and get out with a South Tama 28, Carlisle 6 Davis Co. 47, Ed'ville-Blakesbg 0 we showed it." Nov. 13th • $189.50 Oelwein 41, Crestwood 28 CLASS 2A DISTRICT 3 NL-Danville 35, Van Buren 18 Waukon 20, Charles City 7 Clarion-Goldfield 21, Osage 20 Sigourney-Keota 46, Albia 0 Waverly-SR 17, N. 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Today Friday Major League Friday son, 5:2B.21; 11. Johns, CR. Pralrle-Wll­ on Sturtz kick) PREPS FAR WEST Playoffs PGA MICHELIN CHAMPIONSHIP IGHSAU Power Rankings llamsburg, 5:29.23; 12. Doerge, West Des Friday At Las Vegas Moines Valley, 5:29,49. Bovs' golf — Stale Championships at (JNLV al BYU, lale AMERICAN LEAGUE DIVISION SERIES (TPC at Summerlln, par 72) TEAMS 13. Mykleby, Pleasanl Valley, Hunters Rtdge METRO/IOWA CITY Iowa City High 28 (Best-ol-S) Voffevtjatl — Iowa Cilv West, Kennedy, (TPC at The Canyons, par 71) 5:30.32; 14. Ja. Itzen, Cedar Falls, 5:30.46; City High 28, Linn-Mar 21 Today Friday's results I. West Des Moines Valley 1,426; 2. Marion, Xavler, Linn-Mar, Washington at Linn-Mar 21 (Bear's Best Golf Club, par 72) 15. Anla Oekkers, Ames, 5:30.91; 16. Iowa City Reglna 34, Wapello 0 Boston B, Anaheim 6 (10) Pleasanl Valley 1,417; 3. Cedar Falls Jefferson's Westslde Invitational, B:30 a.m.; AT IOWA CITY 1,417; 4. Betlendorf 1,413; 5. Ankeny Goldsleln, Pleasanl Valley, 5:31.12; 17. Marlon 27, Anamosa 10 BIG TEN (Boston wins series, 3-0) SECOND ROUND RESULTS Reglna at Washington (Iowa) Invitational; J.L Lewis 67-63-130 1,371; 6. Johnslon/Urbandale 1,340; 7. Schomburg, Council Blulls Lewis Cen­ Prairie 37, Waterloo West 0 LM ICH Illinois at Michigan Stale New York B, Minnesota 4 City High at Bellendorl Tournament Chez Reavle 66-64—130 Wesl Des Moines Dowling 1,332; 8. lral, 5:31.67; 18. Kelly McCullough, Spen­ Washington 32, Kennedy 17 First downs 25 19 Indiana at Northwestern (New York leads series, 2-1) Cross country — Reglna at North Linn Alex Ceiko 65-65-130 Council Bluffs Lewis Cenlral 1,315; 9. cer, 5:32.25; 19. Matteson, CR. Pralrie- Invitational; City High at Sterling (111.) Xavler 38, Jefferson 0 Rushes-yards 50-299 37-221 Minnesota at Michigan Today Wllllamsburg, 5:32.31; 20. Mlchaela Passing yords 104 163 Olln Browne 67-64—131 Iowa Cltv West 1,258; 10. CR. Washing­ Invitational Purdue at Penn Slate (Iowa times) Jay Williamson 69-62-131 Heinz, Sioux City East, 5:33,50; 21. Sophomores Comp-all-lnt 19-21-1 9-15-0 Wisconsin at Ohio State ton 1,186. AREA COLLEGES Marlon 49, Anamosa 0 New York at Minnesota, 3:25 p.m. Duffy Waldorf 65-66-131 Kolsrud, CR. Washington, 5:33.68; 22. Punts-avg. 3-30.3 2-31 BIG 12 (KFXA) Harrison Frazar 64-68-132 II. Linn-Mar 1,171; 12. CR. Pralrlo- Berge, Pleasanl Valley, 5:33.86; 23. Foolbafl — Texas A&M at Iowa Stale; Prairie 37, Waterloo West 3 Wllllamsburg 1,144; 13. Dubuque Weh- Fumbles-lost 3-1 3-3 Texas A&M at Iowa State, 6 p.m. Dean Wilson 68-64-132 Michelle Bergeson, Marshalllown, Western Kentucky at Northern Iowa, 4:05 Washington 20, Kennedy 7 Sunday Penalties-yds 4-25 3-25 Kansas Slate at Kansas Tim Pelrovlc 66-66-132 lert 1,141; 14. Muscallne 1,127; 15. Mar­ 5:33.94; 24. Anderson, Betlendorf, 5:34.49. p.m.; Simpson at Cornell, 1 p.m.; Waldorf at Xavler 38, Jefferson 0 (It necessary) shalllown 1,113; 16. Des Moines Roose­ Upper Iowa, 1 p.m.; Coe at Dubuque; Llnn-Mor 0 7 7 7—21 Missouri at Baylor Omar Uresll 67-65-132 Minnesota al New York, 7;I0 p.m. velt 1,087; 17. CR. Kennedy 1,030; 18. Other area swimmers: 26. Kampl­ Luther al Buena Vista MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Iowa Cltv High 0 7 7 14—28 Nebraska Bt Texas Tech Kent Jones 64-68-132 (KFXA) 65-67-132 Spencer 1,025; 19. Ames 995; 20. Fair­ ing, Iowa Clly West, 5:35.43; 2B. Voel­ VoBeybafl — Wisconsin al Iowa, 7 p.m.; Cedar Falls 35, Waterloo East 6 Oklahoma vs. Texas al Dallas .Jason Dufner ICH—Dorian Davis 15 pass from Oklahoma St. at Colorado Glen Day 68-64-132 field 967. schow, CR. Kennedy 5:35.59; 31. Fry, Baylor al Iowa State, 7 p.m.; Mount Marty CR Prairie 37, Waterloo West 0 D.P. Eyman (Andrew Schutt kick) NATIONAL LEAGUE DIVISION SERIES Linn-Mar SR 5:37.75; 34. St. John, CR. at Mounl Mercy, noon; Northern Iowa al (Best-ol-5) Bob Esles 67-65-132 Ottror area teams: 22. CR. Jefferson CR Washington 32, CR Kennedy 17 LM—Nick Erdman 16 pass from GATEWAY Pralrle-Wllllamsburg, 5:39.38; 37. Day, Evansvllle; Coe at WIsconsln-Plalleville Tom Lehman 64-68-132 960; 27. Tlplon 850; 28. Decorah 814; 32. CR Xavler 38, CR Jelferson 0 Btake Zundel (Evan Gutierrez kick) W.Kentucky at Northern Iowa, 4 p.m. Today David Branshaw 67-66-133 Linn-Mar, 5:42.05; 41. Aslor, CR. Pral­ Invitational; Luther al Colorado College Iowa Cltv High 707; 43. CR. Xavler 485; Dub. Hempstead 48, Dub. Senior 28 LM—Blair Harris 22 pass from Indiana Slate at Western Illinois (Iowa times) Geoff Ogllvy 66-67-133 rie-Wllllamsburg, 5:43.22; 45. Schubert, Invitational; Kirkwood at Iowa Lakes;.Up­ Southern Illinois at Youngstown State 44. Vinlon-Shellsburg 444. per Iowa at Grand View triangular Iowa City High 28, Llnn-Mor 21 Zundel (Gutierrez kick) Atlanta (Thomson 14-8) at Houston Robert Gamez 67-66-133 Iowa City West, 5:45.69; 73. Sarah Berg, SW Missouri State at Illinois State (Backe 5-3), 1209 p.m. (ESPN2) Donnie Hammond 6B-65-133 200 FREESTYLE Iowa Clly High, 5:56.17. Cross country — Iowa, Cornell, Mount ICH—Eyman 8 run (Schutt kick) CLASS 3A DISTRICT 3 (Series tied, 1-1) Ben Crane 68-65—133 Mercy In Coe Lamb-Kohawk Invitational al LM—Beau Evans 7 run (Gutier­ IOWA CONFERENCE 1. Megan Lonergan, Betlendorf, Decorah 43, Independence 0 SI. Louis (Morris 15-10) at Los Angeles Billy Mayfalr 64-69-133 100 BACKSTROKE Jones Park, It a.m.; Luther at Dan Huston rez kick) Coe at Dubuque, 1 p.m. 1:57.56; 2. Ashley Lawler, Iowa City Oelweln 41, Creslwood 28 (Lima 13-5), 7:10 p.m. (KFXA) Jason Bonn 63-70-133 1. Abbv Glrard, Cedar Falls, 1:00.61; Invitational In Waverly ICH—Ben Evans 30 pass from Loras al Warlburg, 1 p.m. West, 1:57.96; 3. Nicky Wleben, Ankeny, Waukon 20, Charles City 7 Luther at Buena Vista, 1 p.m. (St. Louis leads series, 2-0) Cameron Beckman 67-66-133 2. Vens, Pleasanl Valley, 1:01.02; 3. Women's soccer — SI. Ambrose at Eyman (Schutt kick) 66-67-133 1:59.30; 4. Sam Goldstein, Pleasant Val­ Mounl Mercy (Tuma), 3 p.m.; Cornell al Waverly-SR 17, New Hampton 14 Simpson al Cornell, 1 p.m. Sunday Dicky Pride Doerge, Wesl Des Moines Valley, ICH—Ben Evans 36 pass from 67-66-133 ley, 1:59.87; 5. Mlchaela Heinz, Sioux Luther, 7 pm Tag Ridings 1:01.31; 4. Wleben, Ankeny, 1:01.63; 5. CLASS 3A DISTRICT 4 Evman (Schutt kick) OTHER IOWA COLLEGES Atlanta al Houston, 12:09 p.m. (ESPN) Danny Ellis 63-70-133 City East, 2:00.47; 6. Shannon Nelson, Men's soccer — SI. Ambrose al Mount Kubat, West Des Moines Dowling, Waldorf at Upper Iowa, 1 p.m. St. Louis (Suppan 16-9) al Los Angeles Paul Azlnger 69-65-134 Davenporl Wesl, 2:01.29; 7. Erin Mvkle- Mercv (Tuma), 1 p.m.; Cornell at Luther, 5 DeWItt Central 17, W. Delaware 13 1:02.2B; 6. Baker, CR. Kennedy, 1:03.75) Briar Cliff al Doane (Perez 7-6), 3:09 (ESPN2), II necessary Jose Coceres 66-68-134 by, Pleasant Valley, 2:01.48; 8, Katie p.m.; Upper Iowa at Warlburg Maquoketa 28, Western Dubuque 13 7. Schubert, Iowa Cltv West, 1:03.95; 8. CR. Washington 32 Graceland al Central Methodist Monday Paul Goydos 66-68-134 Kubat, West Des Moines Dowling, Men's 90H — Mounl Mercv at NAIA Marlon 27, Anamosa 10 Liz Adams, Betlendonl, 1:04.05; 9. Tip- Grlnnell at Monmouth (III.) (If necessary) Jim Furyk 67-67—134 2:01.59; 9. Ella Doerge, West Des Moines Region VI) Championships In Peoria, III. Vlntn-Shllsbg 34, Mt.Vernon 27I40T) G.R. Kennedy 17 pin, Johnston, 1:04.26; 10. Studer, Ank­ towa Wesleyan at Olivet Naiarene Houslon al Atlanta, 3:19 p.m. (KFXA) Phil Mlckelson 68-66-134 Valley, 2:01.69; 10. Lauren Lehenbauer, Women's tennis — Coe, Cornell, Luther eny, 1:04.34; 11. Johnson, Ankeny, CLASS 3A DISTRICT 5 AT KINGSTON STADIUM Northwestern (Iowa) at Sioux Falls Los Angeles at St. Louis, 7:19 p.m. J.P. Hayes 66-68-134 Bettendorf, 2:02.07; II. Kclsey Noah, at Iowa Conference Championships In De- 1:04.39; 12. Frv, Linn-Mar, 1*4.54. Cenlerville 31, Washington (Iowa) 28 KENN WASH San Diego at Drake Lee Janzen 68-66-134 Charles Cilv, 2:02.09; 12. Kelsey Schom- corah; Iowa at Indiana Invitational; Iowa (KFXA) 67-67—134 Slate at Northwestern Wildcat Invitational Charllon 43, Fairfield 0 First downs 11 8 St. Francis (111.) at William Penn Andre Slolz burg, Council Bluffs Lewis Central, 13. Day, Linn-Mar, 1:04.76; 14. Trinity International al St. Ambrose Brian Korlan 68-67-135 Rushes-yards 41-169 35-214 2:02.36. Vicky Corbln, Ollumwa, 1:04.80; 15. Field hockey — Ohio State at Iowa, 11 Mount Pleasant 34, Fort Madison 0 ALDS Game 3 Briny Balrd 72-63-135 a.m. Welp, Des Moines Norlh, 1:05.04; 16. Oskaloosa 41, Keokuk 6 Passing yards 85 44 AP TOP 25 Justin Leonard 65-70-135 13, Jenna Halverson, Waterloo Wesl, Comp-att-lnt 6-16-2 5-6-0 #1 Southern Cal vs. #7 California Friday Dupev, West Des Moines Dowling, CLASS 3A DISTRICT 6 Richard S. Johnson 66-69-135 2:02.52; 14. Liz Horvat, Pleasanl Valley, Punts-avg. 5-29.2 5.25-0 #2 Oklahoma vs. #5 Texas 65-70-135 1:05.05; 17. Berge, Pleasanl Valley, Benlon Comm. 33, Williamsburg 22 Brell Qulgley 2:02.63; 15. Stacla Johns, CR. Pralrle- Fumbles-lost 4-1 4-1 #3 Georgia vs. #17 Tennessee ANAHEIM BOSTON Joe Durant 69-66-135 1:05.28; 18. Jen Daugherly, Ankenv, ab r h bl ab r h bl Wllllamsburg, 2:02.80; 16. Aubrey Welp, Grlnnell 47, Knoxvllle 21 Penalttes-yds 7-41 9-63 #6 Auburn vs. Louisiana Tech Kevin Na 70-65-135 1:05.30; 19. Behrens, Council Blufts Lew- Auto racing Flgglns 2b 5 0 10 Damon ct 5 13 0 Des Moines Norlh, 2:02.95; 17. Lauren Pella 21, Clear Creek Amana 8 #8 Florida State at Syracuse Sieve Lowery 64-71-135 Is Cenlral, 1:05.33; 20. Hannah Smllh, CR. Kennedy 3 14 0 0—17 Erslad lb 3 111 Bllhorn 2b 4 2 0 0 Talman, Iowa Cltv West, 2:03.11; IS. #9 Purdue al Penn State 67-68-135 Friday South Tama 28, Carlisle 6 VGrero rf 4 114 Reese pr 0 10 0 David Duval Jennller Berge, Pleasanl Valley, 2:03.30; Johnslon, 1:05.42; 21. St. John, CR. CR. Washington 0 7 12 13—32 68-67-135 CLASS 2A DISTRICT 3 #12 Florida vs. #24 LSU GAndsn cf 5 0 2 0 MRmrz If 5 0 2 2 Mark Calcavecchta 19. Chelsea Hartman, Iowa Cltv West, Pralrle-Wllllamsburg, 1:05.45; 22. Mehe­ NASCAR NEXTEL CUP BANQUET 400 Clarlon-Goldfield 21, Osage 20 CRK—Alex Butters 27 FG #13 Minnesota at #14 Michigan Glaus dh 5 111 DOrllz dh 6 2 4 3 Jesper Parnevlk 65-70-135 2:03.36; 20. Erin Anderson, Beltendorl, son, West Des Moines Valley, 1:05.56; 23. 67-68-135 At Kansas City. Kan. CRK—Curtis Meier 8 run (But­ #15 Wisconsin at #18 Ohio Stale DVnon II 3 10 0 Nixon rf 3 0 11 Pal Bales 2:03.42; 21. Zuzana Kralovlcova, Council Jessica Robinson, CR. Jefferson, 1:05.77; Garner-Hayfld 35, South Winn 14 69-66-135 (Kansas Speedway) ters kick) #22 Oklahoma State at Colorado BMolna c 2 0 0 0 Millar lb 3 0 0 2 Rich Barcelo Blulfs Abraham Lincoln, 2:03.46; 22. 24. Amanda Kuiken, Fairfield, 1:05.83. North Fayette 49, Wat. Columbus 41 Greg Chalmers 69-67-136 QUALIFYING RESULTS CRW—Travis Rhone 90 klckoff #23 Maryland vs. Georgia Tech Klchm ph 0 0 0 0 Mnlkw lb 10 0 0 Ashley Marfeson, CR. Pralrle-Willlams- Other area swimmers: 26. Taylor Union 23, Sumner-Fredericksburg 7 return (Marlln Golublc kick) #25 South Carolina vs. Mississippi JMolna c 110 0 Varllek c 4 0 0 0 Scott Verplank 64-72-136 Lap length: 1,5 miles 65-71-136 burg, 2:03.46} 23. Jackie Itzen, Cedar Seemuth, Iowa Clly High, 1:05.95; 27. CRK—Ben Lamaak 25 pass MIDWEST Mcphrs 3b 2 0 0 0 OCbera ss 5 0 0 0 Danny Brlggs CLASS 2A DISTRICT 4 Jonathan Kave 65-71-136 Falls, 2.03.52; 24. Whllney Artholer, Du­ Broadwater, CR. Washington, 1:06.00; 1. (01) , , from Tyler Thompson (Butlers kick) ARIggs ph 0 0 0 0 Mueller 3b 5 2 2 0 Center Pt.-Urbana 36, Camanche 0 Bowling Green at Cent. Michigan Barl Bryant 69-67-136 buque Senior, 2:03.63. 28. Lawler, Iowa Clly Wesl, 1:06.06; 61. 180.156 mph. CRW—Pakl O'Meara 95 klckoff Pride ph 10 0 0 Dyersville Beckman 36, Cascade 20 Buffalo at Akron Amzga 2b 10 0 0 Dan Forsman 68-68-136 Kathryn Hanson, Iowa Cltv West, return (kick failed) Bufler af St. Francis, Ind. Other area swimmers: 28. April 2. (9) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, 179.253. Maquoketa Valley 42, Solon 20 Eckslln ss 5 12 0 Kirk Triplet! 68-68-136 Mangrlch, CR. Jellerson, 2:04.62; 32. 1:08.97; 68. Merrill Suchomel, Tlplon, CRW—Rhone 52 run (pass Dayton at Valparaiso 66-70-136 3. (19) Jeremy MBvfield, Dodge, Monllcello 31, MFL MarMac 20 Nick Flanagan Jackie Aslor, CR. Pralrle/Wllltamsburg, 1:09.51; 70. Jones, CR. Pralrle-Wllllams­ failed) E. Michigan at Ball St. Totals 37 6 8 6 Totals 41 8 12 6 Chris Smllh 70-66—136 179.188. 2:05.80; 35. Jennller St. John, CR. Prai­ burg, 1:09.61; 71. Kolsrud, CR. Washing­ CLASS 2A DISTRICT 5 CRW—Rhone 70 run (pass N. Dakota St. at S. Dakota St. Anaheim 000 100 500 0—6 Lucas Glover 68-68-136 4. (48) Jlmmle Johnson, Chevrolet, rie/Williamsburg, 2:06.24; 36. Karl Kols- ton, 1:09.71. 179.045. Columbus 21, Highland-Lone Tree 6 failed) Kent St. al Miami (Ohio) Boston 002 310 000 2—8 Billy Andrade 68-68-136 rud, CR. Washlnglon, 2:06.31; 39. Erin 100 BREASTSTROKE 5. (18) , Chevrolet, CRW—Will Suess 1 run (Golublc Marshall at Ohio Stuarl Appleby 69-67-136 Mid-Prairie 21, Duranl-Bennetl 0 Two ouls when winning run scored. Voelschow, CR. Kennedy, 2:06.91; 44. 178.891. kick) Stanford at Notre Dame Spike McRoy 66-70—136 1. Frv, Linn-Mar, 1:05.95; 2. Bow- W. Liberty 28, Loulsa-Muscallne 6 E-Flgglns (2), Eckstein (I). OP-An- Tamara Dunham, CR. Kennedy, 2:07.75; 6. (16) Greg Biltle, Ford, 178.453. Toledo al W. Michigan ahelm 1. LOB—Anaheim 10, Boston 12. Carl Peltersson 68-68-136 cull, West Des Moines Valley, 1:08.44; 3. Wilton 35, Mediapolis 0 53. Alnslee Barnes, Linn-Mar, 2:09.47; 7. (12) Ryan Newman, Dodge, 178.424. 2B-Erslad (1), DOrtlz 2 (2). HR- Broadwater, CR. Washington, 1:09.32; 4. EAST Other 56. Amy Hadow, CR. Washlnglon, 8. (8) Jr., Chevrolet, CLASS 2A DISTRICT 6 VGuerrero (1), Glaus (2), DOrllz (1). 72-66-140 Johns, CR. Prairie-Williamsburg, G.R. Xavier 38 Brown at Fordham 178.389. Davis Co. 47, Eddyvllle-Blakesbg 0 SB—Damon (3). S—Amezaga. SF—MRa- 2:09.62; 65. Kelsey Hoeppner, CR. Jel­ 1:09.84; 5. Baker, CR. Kennedy, 1:10.46; 9. (88) Dale Jarrell, Ford, 178.347. Cincinnati at Army ASAHI RYOKUKEN INTERNATIONAL ferson, 2:10.941; 66. Sarah Berg, Iowa NL-Danvllle 35, Van Buren 18 CR. Jefferson 0 mirez. 10. (42) Jamie McMurray, Dodge, Cent. Conn. St. at Robert Morris CHAMPIONSHIP City High, 2:11.03. 6. Ash. Mangrlch, CR. JeHerson, 1:10.57; 178.018. Slgourney-Keota 46, Albla 0 AT XAVIER Cornell at Harvard IP H RER BB SO 7. Nelson, Davenport West, 1:10.90; 8. Anaheim At North Augusta, S.C. 11. (38) , Ford, 178.006. W. Burllnglon-ND 28, Central Lee 0 CRJ XAV Hofstra B! Stony Brook 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Behrens, Council Blufts Lewis Cenlral, KEscobar 3'/j 5 5 3 5 4 (Mount Vintage Plantation GC, par 72) 12. (21) , Ford, 177.995. First downs 7 13 lona at Duquesne 1:11.02; 9. Sluder, Ankenv, 1:11.31; 10. CLASS 1A DISTRICT 4 Shields IV] 4 1111 SECOND ROUND RESULTS 1. Hayley Fry, Linn-Mar, 2:12.39; 2. 13. (77) , Dodge, Rushes-yards 22-26 46-296 Lafayette at Columbia Wachs, Fori Dodge, 1:11.60; 11. Rachel Dike-New Hartlord 50, Hudson 0 Donnelly 2VJ 0 0 0 0 5 Doerge, Wesl Des Moines Valley, 177.9B3. Passing yards 51 27 La Satle al Urslnus Llselolte Neumann 68-68-136 Busch, Mason City, 1:11.78; 12. Sarah 14. 110) Scolt Rlggs, Chevrolet, 177.754. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 42, Denver 7 Lehigh at Holy Cross FRodrlguez (L0-2) Vh 2 1 1 1 3 Donna Andrews 68-68—136 2:14.87; 3. Lonergan, Beltendorl, 2:15.03; Comp-att-int 7-19-2 4-8-0 Washburn Collins, Davenporl Cenlral, 1:12.12. 15. (17) Malt Kenselh, Ford, 177.585. Turkey Valley 27, Nashua-Plalnfld 6 Monmouth, N.J. at Wagner 0 1110 0 Becky Morgan 67-69—136 4. Johns, CR. Prairie-Williamsburg, 16. (99) , Ford, 177.544. Punts-avg. 5-36 4-34 Rhode Island at Towson Boston 2:15.75; 5. Mykleby, Pleasanl Valley, 13. Talman, Iowa Cltv West, 1:12.24; Wapsle Valley 13, Jesup 6 Jeong Jang 71-67—138 17. (30) , Chevrolet, 177.509. Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-0 Penn at Bucknell Arroyo 6 3 2 2 2 7 Crlslle Kerr 70-68-138 2:16.02; 6. Kayla Bowcutt, Wesl Des 14. Kelsey Meyer-Davis, Morshalltown, 18. (6) , Ford, 177.462. CLASS 1A DISTRICT 5 Penallles-vds 4-27 8-80 Pittsburgh al Temple MMvers 0 0 1110 Laura Dnvles 69-69-138 Moines Valley, 2:16.12; 7. Catle Baker, 1:12.30; 15. Johnson, Ankeny, 1:12.36; 16. 19. (5) Terry Labonle, Chevrolet, Bellevue 34, North Linn 6 0— 0 Princeton at Colgate Timlin >A 2 3 3 1 1 Beth Daniel 7I-6B-139 CR. Kennedy, 2:16.31; 8. Llndsev Beh- Danielle Laake, Betlendorf, 1:12.45; 17. 177.462. Embree % 0 0 0 1 0 Clayton Ridge 20, Norlh Cedar 13 „, 17 21 0 0—38 St. Peter's al Maris) Miriam Nagl 69-70-139 rens, Council Bluffs Lewis Cenlral, Osborn, Tipton, 1:12.57; 18. Alex Smoldl, 20. (50) Todd Bodlne, Dodge, 177.381. Northeast 7, Tipton 6 St. Francis, Pa. at Albany, N.Y. Foulke l'A 2 0 0 1 3 Joanne Morley 67-72—139 2:16.75; 9. Horvat, Pleasanl Valley, Wesl Des Moines Valley, 1:12.82; 19. 21. (41) , Dodge, 177.375. CRX—Pete Zach 1 run (Taylor DLowe(Wl-O) 1 10 0 10 Starmont 53, Midland 6 Villanova at Northeastern Maggie Will 71-69—140 2:16.79; 10. Jaryn Sluder, Ankenv, Larkln Acclnelli, Dubuque Hempstead, 22. (97) , Ford, 177.235. Washburn pitched to 1 batter in the Lynch kick) VMI at Georgetown, D.C. a-Ya-NI Tseng 71-69-140 2:16.93; 11. Josle llzen, Cedar Falls, 1:13.12; 20. Rachel Nalhanson, Wesl Des 23. (31) , Chevrolet, 10th, Arroyo pllched to 1 batter In the CLASS 1A DISTRICT 6 CRX—Dane Gllmour 6 run Yale at Dartmouth Joellvn Erdmann-Crooks 70-70—140 2:17.08; 12. Talman, Iowa Cltv West, 177.223. 7th, MMyers pitched lo 1 batter In the Moines Volley, 1:13.34; 21. Allison Miller, Iowa City Reglna 34, Wapello 0 (Lynch kick) SOUTH Patricia Baxler-Johnson 70-70—140 2:18.06. 24. (20) , Chevrolet, 7lh. Bellendorl, 1:13.40; 22. Maggie Mount- Pekln 43, Eldon Cardinal 8 CRX—Lynch 48 FG Soo Young Moon 69-71—140 177.171. Alabama at Kentucky HBP—by Arroyo (Flgglns). Grace Park 66-74-140 13. Lawler, Iowa City West, 2:18.18; sler, Johnslon, 1:13.49; 23. Anderson, CRX—Jon Geppert 1 run Arkansas St. at Middle Tennessee 25. (25) Brian Vlckers, Chevrolet, Scotlnd Co.lMo.) 26, Belle Plalne 24 Umpires—Home, Brian Runge; First, Kim Salkl 66-74-140 14. Lehenbauer, Betlendorf, 2:18.25; 15. Beltendorl, 1:13.75; 24. Amelia Payne, (Lynch kick) Charleston Southern at Howard 176.927. West Branch 27, Montezuma 7 Gary Cederslrom; Second, Ed Montague; Lorle Kane 73-68-141 Alexa Meheson, Wesl Des Moines Val­ West Des Moines Dowling, 1:13.89. 26. (15) Michael Wallrlp, Chevrolet, CRX—Dan Shedek 9 run (Lynch Charleston, W.Va. at Coastal Carolina CLASS A DISTRICT 3 Third, Kerwln Danley; Left, Larry Kalherine Hull 72-69-141 ley, 2:18,29; 16. Apr. Mangrlch, CR. Other area swimmers: 27. Amanda 176.794. kick) Chattanooga at Tennessee Tech Young; Right, Jerry Meals. Dlna Ammaccapane 71-70—141 Jelferson, 2:19.15; 17. Kubal, Wesl Des Mlckelson, Linn-Mar, 1:14.65; 43. Hart- 27. (43) Jeff Green, Dodge, 176.638. Dunkerlon 37, West Cenlral 7 CRX—Zach 4 run (Lynch kick) Delaware St. at Belhune-Cookman T—4:11. A—35,547 (35,095). Chris Johnson 71-70—141 Moines Dowling, 2:19.42; 18. Kolsrud, man, Iowa Cily Wesl, 1:15.8B; 44. Kols­ 28. (40) Sterling Marlln, Dodge, 176.459. East Buchanan 40, Tripoli 6 E. Illinois at E. Kentucky Furman al Appalachian SI. Calrlona Matthew 71-70—141 CR. Washlnglon, 2:19,42; 19. Nelson, rud, CR. Washlnglon, 1:15.92; 51. Kelsey 29. (29) Kevin Harvlck, Chevrolet, Elkader Central 46, Don Bosco 0 Gardner-Webb at Hampton NEW YORK MINNESOTA Angela Stanlord 68-73-141 Davenport West, 2:19.85; 20. Goldstein, Hoeppner, CR. Jellerson, 1:16.32; 53. 176.396. Benton Community 33 Michelle Esllll 67-74-141 Poslvllle 52, Lansing Kee 8 Georgia Southern at W. Carolina ab r h bl ab r h bi Pleasant Valley, 2:20.07; 21. Andrea Jodv Olsen, Iowa Cltv High, 1:16.53; 61. 30. (24) , Chevrolet, 176.367. Jeler ss 5 0 3 3 ShSlwrt If 4 0 11 CLASS A DISTRICT 4 Williamsburg 22 Grambllng St. al MVSU a-amateur Wachs, Fort Dodge, 2:20.20; 22. Annie Dunham, CR. Kennedy, 1:17.21; 64. 31. (32) Bobby Hamilton Jr., Chevrolet, Jackson SI. vs. Alabama St. ARdrgz3b 5 0 0 0 JJones rt 5 12 1 AT WILLIAMSBURG Jones, CR. Prairie-Williamsburg, Lawler, Iowa Citv West, 1:17.56; 73. 176.367. Alburnetl 22, Preston 20 Jacksonville at Davidson Shflleld rl 5 0 2 0 THnler d 4 0 10 NATIONWIDE GILA RIVER CLASSIC 2:20.32; 23. Amanda Johnson, Ankeny, Voelschow, CR. Kennedy, 1:18.35; 74. 32. (49) , Dodge, 176.171. East Buchanan 40, Tripoli 6 BC WBG Jacksonville St. at Tenn.-Martln Crosby rf 0 0 0 0 Mrneau lb 4 0 0 0 At Chandler, Ariz. 2:20.81; 24. Welp, Des Moines North, 33. (4) , Chevrolet, Ed-Co 48, Cenlral City 6 First downs 15 13 Maine at Richmond Malsui It 5 2 3 1 Koskle 3b 3 12 0 (Whirlwind Golf Club, par 72) Lauren Kalollnlch, Iowa Cilv High, 176.108. 2:21.02. Lisbon 34, East Central 18 Rushes-yards 49-242 36-130 Massachusetts al James Madison BWIIms cf 5 112 LFord dh 3 110 SECOND ROUND RESULTS 1:18.38; 75. Astor, CR. Pralrie-Wllllams­ 34. (84) , Chevrolet, 176.039. Olln 49, Sprlngville 12 125 106 Morgan St. at N.C. A8.T Posada c 4 2 2 0 CGzmn ss 4 13 0 Chris Nallen 60-66-126 Other area swimmers: 27. Ashley burg, 1:18.38. 35. (0) Ward Burton, Chevrolet, 175.970. Passing yards Comp-att-lnt 3-8-0 10-19-1 Morehead St. at Austin Peav Olerud lb 3 2 10 Cddyer 2b 4 0 2 1 Scoll Petersen 66-65—131 Mangrlch, CR. Jefferson, 2:22.11; 29. DIVING 36. (2) Rusty Wallace, Dodge, 175.137. CLASS A DISTRICT 5 N.C. State at Cairo 2b 3 111 HBInco c 2 0 0 0 Punts-avg. 5-30.8 7-33.8 Ricky Barnes 64-68—132 Holly Broadwater, CR. Washlnglon, 6 Dives 37. (22) Scolt Wlmmer, Dodge, 174.933. BCLUW 39, North Tama 13 N. Illinois at UCF Lofton dh 4 0 11 LeCrov c 10 0 0 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 Jelf Freeman 67-65-132 2:22.63; 34. Jessica Day, Linn-Mar, 1. Meghan Slevortsen, CR. Kenne­ 38. (23) Shane Hmlel, Dodge, 174.876. English Valleys 39, Wlnfleld-MU 13 Nlcholls St. al Florida A&M Oftrmn ph 10 0 1 Kevin Sladler 68-64-132 Penalties-yds 4-20 2-10 2:23.29; 63. Voelschow, CR. Kennedy, dy, 297.75; 2. Veronica Rvdze, Iowa Cltv 39. (45) Kyle Petty, Dodge, provisional. Norlh Mahaska 36, HLV 0 N. Colorado al SE Louisiana Totals 39 8 14 8 Totals 35 4 12 4 Brell Wellerlch 62-70-132 2:28.62; 65. Dunham, CR. Kennedy, High, 274.45; 3. Jordan Jesse, Cedar 40. (98) Larry Gunselman, Ford, prov. . 6 6 14 7—33 Rutgers at Vanderbllt ...030 004 100—8 Scotl Gulschewskl 65-67-132 Trl-Counly 18, Iowa Valley 0 Samford at Murray SI. New York . 2:28.64; 66. Emllle Reeves, Linn-Mar, 41. (02) Hermle Sadler, Chevrolel, prov. 8 7—22 Kenneth Stalon 67-66-133 Falls, 263.50; 4. Deldre Freeman, Grln­ WACO 47, Garwln GMG 0 Savannah St. vs. Albany St. Minnesota 100 000 003—4 2:28.89; 71. St. John, CR. Prairie-Wil­ 42. (72) Kirk Shelmerdlne, Ford, prov. Bobby Gage 67-66—133 nell, 242.50; 5. Stephanie Crowley, CR. 43. (94) , Ford, prov. STATE BC — Ryan Kelly 40 run (kick SC. State al Norfolk St. E-Jeler (1), CGuzman (1). DP-New liamsburg, 2:29.94. Jefferson, 236.20; 6. Llbov Ulesch, 168.146. failed) Southern U. at Alabama A&M York 1, Minnesota 2. LOB—New York 6, Ames, 232.90; 7. Alicia Owens, Dubuque AGWSR 47, East Marshall 13 50 FREESTYLE W — Cody Baethke 1 run (Jared Tulane at East Carolina Minnesota 7. 2B—Jeler (1), Sheffield (1), Hempslead, 230.3D; 8. Chloe Mellecker, Adair-Casey 66, Murray 26 UAB at Mississippi SI. JJones (I), THunler (I). HR—Malsul (1), 1. Day, Linn-Mar, 24.82; 2. Wleben, Carder kick) Iowa Cltv West, 227.50; 9. Briann Bum- Saturday Algona 26, Spirit Lake 13 Virginia Tech at Wake Forest BWIIIIams (1), JJones (2). SB-Jeler (1), Ankeny, 24.97; 3. Alexia Murray, Du­ BC — Kyle Goodchlld 6 run Women's golf pus, Johnston, 223.10; 10. Amber Hoer- Algona GBrrgn 35, Ap.-Parkrsbg 14 William & Mary at Liberty CGuzman (1). CS—Sheffield (1). S-Cal- buque Wahlert, 25.08; 4. Fry, Linn-Mar, NASCAR BUSCH SERIES (pass failed) ner, Dubuque Senior, 218.55; 11. Karl Alia 49, West Sioux 6 Wofford al Eton ro. SF—ShStewart. 25.14; 5. Maggie Rlckert. Cedar Falls, MR. GOODCENTS 300 W — Baethke 31 run (Baethke Friday Angwln, Clinton, 213.10; 12. Danielle Bri- Ames 31, Newlon 7 IP H R ER BB SO 25.25; 6. Behrens, Council Bluffs Lewis At Kansas city, Kan. run) IOWA CONF. CHAMPIONSHIP mever, Dubuque Wahlert, 210.40. Ankenv 35, Johnston 0 SOUTHWEST New York Central, 25.30; 7. Anna Kampling, Iowa (Kansas Speedway) BC — Marcus Hemesath 73 Ar-We-Va 48, East Greene 8 KBrown(Wl-O) 6 At Cedar Rapids Cltv West, 25.4.1;. 8. Claire Dupey, Wesl 13. Mary Atchison, Wesl Des pass from Kelly {Drew Hagen kick) Alcorn SI. al Prairie View Quantrlll 1% STARTING LINEUP Aurella 48, Charter Oak-Ule 12 . . . Ark.-Plne Bluff at.Texas Southern .. (Ellis Park G.C par.72) Des "Moines Dowling, 25.44; 9. Kubal, Moines Volley, 201.90; 14. Kate Mattery, (Car number'In parentheses) • -BC — Atex McGrew 4 run- Heredla" " ' Vi ' Beitendorf 55, Burlington 1 Florida Atlantic af Texas State (Through 54 holes) West Des Moines Dowling, 25.53; 10. CR. Washington, 201.75; 15. Nlcolle (Hagen kick) Slurtze 0 Teams — 1. Warlburg 973, 2. Simpson MacVey, Newlon, 200.65; 16. Kylle 1. (11) , Chevrolel, 176.062 Boone 41, Foresl City 0 Fla. International at S.F.Austin 1 Doerge, Wesl Des Moines Valley, 25.57; BC — McGrew 5 run (Hagen MRIvera 981, 3. Buena Vista 985, 4. Cenlral 1026, 5. McAnally, Newlon, 200.50; 17. Colleen mph. Carroll 29, Atlantic 8' SMU at Rice Minnesota 11. Jennifer Kulken, Fairfield, 25.60; 12. kick) Lulher 1045, 6. Loras, 7. 1073, 8, Cornell Fowler, CR. Washington, 199.20; 18. 2. (38) Kasey Kahne, Dodge, 175.684. Carroll Kuemper 42, Missouri Vly 7 FAR WEST CSIIva (L0-11 5 Marin Blsdorf, Ankeny, 25.63. W — Trent Henderson 2 run 1176. Sarah Cutter, Johnslon, 193.65; 19. Alli­ 3. (55) Robby Gordon, Chevrolet, CC-Everlv 21, RC-Lvlton 19 Arizona at UCLA Romero % (Carder kick) Individuals — 1. Janelle Claiborne (S) 13. Hannah Sebek, Council Bluffs son Slahler, Davenport Wesl, 193,40; 20, 175.673. Cal Poly-SLO at S. Utah Craln Vj Central Lyon 34, Weslern Chrlsln 0 233, 2. Andrea Schlllz (W) 234, 3. Jennifer Lewis Cenlral, 25.66; 14. Whitney Gor- 4. (5) Kyle Busch, Chevrolet, 175.325. Idaho St. al Montana Mulholland 3 Meredllh Coonev, Des Moines Roose­ Cherokee 56, Eagle Grove 14 Stork (B) 236. segner, CR. Jefferson, 25.70; 15. Aman­ 5. (8) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolel, La.-Lafayette at New Mexico St, velt, 192.10. Coon Rapids-Bayard 56, Exlra 14 Heredla pitched lo 2 bailers In the 9th, LUTHER (1045): Llndy Buck 237, Brit­ 175.006. Louisiana-Monroe al Idaho da Firman, Cedar Falls, 25.74; 16. Other area swimmers: 21, Amy Dav. Assumption 39, North Scott 12 Sturlze pitched to 2 batters in Ihe 9th, tany Ruff 264, Jana Kemp 272, Jenessa 6. (2) Ron Hornaday Jr., Chevrolet, Nevada at Hawaii Broadwater, CR. Washington, 25.78; 17. Gllbaugh, Iowa Cilv West, 184,55; 26. Densn-Schlswg 35, Jeff.-Scranlon 0 CSilva pllched lo 3 batters in the 6th. Bonikowske 275. 174.836. New Mexico at Air Force Mattle Thompson, Cedar Falls, 25.82; 18, Amanda Fisher, Iowa Cilv Wesl, 177.30; Pro football HBP—by Heredla (LFord), by Here­ COE (1073): Jackie Bruso 257, Beth 7. (00) Blake Feese, Chevrolel, 174.808. Emmetsburg 43, BC-lda Grove 18 N. Arizona al E. Washington Lisa Nathanson, Wesl Des Moines Val­ dla (Koskle). Rohlena 268, Vanessa Shemltis 268, Aman­ 27. Randi Chupp, CR. Washington, 8. (20) , Chevrolel, 174.650. Ft. Dodge St. Edmond 40, Okoboli 0 North Texas at Utah SI. ley, 25.82; 19. Hannah Smith, Johnston, NFL Umpires—Home, Brian Gorman; da Nlgg 280. 176.35; 33. Sarah Young, CR. Jeflerson, 9. (32) David Slremme, Dodge, 174.582. Galva-Holstn 52, Klngsley-Prson 0 Oregon al Washington St. 25.82; 20. Meheson, West Des Moines First, Mike Everlll; Second, Jerry Craw­ CORNELL (1176): Krvslal Klrkpatrlck 169.05; 36. Sarah Nelson, Decorah, 10. (37) David Green, Chevrolel, 174.458. Gilbert 48, Colllns-Max.-Baxter 20 SUNDAY'S GAMES Portland St. at Sacramento St. ford; Third, Paul Nauerl; Lett, Charlie 248, Tara Moon 292, Heather Baldus 312, Valley, 25.91; 21. Goldsleln, Pleasant 165.15; 44. Maggie Bobbin, CR. Kenne­ 11. (81) Tony Stewarl, Chevrolet, Guthrie Center 13, Boyer Valley 6 (Iowa times) San Diego 5t, at Wyoming Rellford; Rlghl, Mark Wegner. Megan Draeger 324. Valley, 25.92; 22. Frakes, Johnslon, dy, 160.10; 47. Laura Weaver, Tipton, 174.233. HMS 38, Manson-NW Webster 24 Detroit at Atlanta, noon San Jose St. at Washington 12. (23) , Chevrolel, T-3:02. A-54.B03 (45,423). 25.92; 23. Chelsea Griswotd, Dubuque 152.70. Lamonl 53, Mormon Trail 36 N.Y. Giants at Dallas, noon UC Davis at W. Oregon 174.165. Oakland at Indianapolis, noon Hempslead, 25.94; 24. Kaltlln Clark, Des LeMars 34, Humboldl 7 UTEP at Fresno St. Moines Hoover, 26,04. 11 Dives 13. (25) Mike McLaughlin, Ford, 174.020. Minnesota at Houston, noon Weber SI. at Montana St. 14. (99) , Chevrolet, LeMars Gehlen 28, Sloan Westwd 0 Miami at New England, noon Boys' golf Other area swimmers: 35. Dunham, I. Rvdze, Iowa cltv High, 457.10; 2. 174.003. Lenox 64, D.M. Grandvtew Park Cleveland at Pittsburgh, noon Pro soccer CR. Kennedy, 26.26; 37. Kvrie Jorgen- Slevertscn, CR. Kennedy, 443.10; 3. 15. (18) J.J. Yelev, Chevrolel, 173.891. Madrid 66, Lvnnvllle-Sully 0 Tampa Bay at New Orleans, noon Friday sen, Decorah, 26.29; 39. Jones, CR. Freeman, Grlnnell, 422.95; 4. Owens, 16. 160) Greg Blllle, Ford, 173.840. Manning 54, Anita CAM 6 Buffalo al N.Y. Jets, 3:05 p.m. MLS Pralrle-Wllllamsburg, 26.30; 48. Katie Dubuque Hempslead, 407.50; 5. Jesse, 17. (29) Brandon Miller, Chevrolet, Maple Vlv/A-0 26, W. Cenlral Vly 0 Jacksonville at San Diego, 3:05 p,m. Junior hockey STATE MEET Falrlle, CR. Kennedy, 26.57; 52. Rachel Cedar Falls, 397.20; 6, Ulesch, Ames, 173.823. Mart.-St. Marys 21, Easl Union 20 St. Louis at Seattle, 3:15 p.m. 389.55; 7. Crowley, CR. Jelferson, Af Marion Haider, CR. Pralrie-Wllllamsburg, 26.64; 18. (46) Ashlon Lewis Jr., Chevrolel, Arizona at San Francisco, 3.-15 p.m. T Pts GF GA 372.05; 8. Hoerner, Dubuque Senior, Melcher-Dallas 52, Moravia 0 USHL Eastern Div. W L (Hunters Ridge G.C., par 72) 60. Claire Matllson, CR. Washlnglon, 173.600. Carolina at Denver, 3:15 p.m. 369.25; 9. Fowler, CR. Washington, MOC-Flovd Vly 51, Esthervle-LC 14 x-Columbus 12 5 11 47 38 30 First round results 26.82; 70. Megan Burkman, Linn-Mar, 19. (87) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, Monroe PCM 32, Ogden 8 Baltimore at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 359.10; 10. Naeve, Ames, 342.15; 11. 173.305. x-MelroStars 11 11 6 39 44 45 Teams — 1. Bellendorl 303, 2. WDM Valley 27.02; 73. Molly Mllden, CR. Washington, Mounl Ayr 55, Corydon Wayne 6 East W L OP Pts GF GA D.C. United 9 10 9 36 39 40 Bumpus, Johnston, 340.20; 12. Melleck­ 20. (35) Wally Oallenbach Jr., Ford, MONDAY, Oct. 11 305, 3. Ankeny 311, 4, (lie) Linn-Mar, 27.08. NE Hamilton 50, WCLT 6 Cedar Rapids 2 0 1 5 10 9 Chicago B 12 9 33 35 42 er, Iowa Cltv West, 338.00. 173.144. Tennessee at Green Bay, 8 p,m. Oltumwa, Waterloo West 313, 7. Muscallne 100 BUTTERFLY Newell-Fonda 29, LC Southern Cal 7 Des Moines 1 2 1 3 13 13 New England 7 12 9 30 40 41 315, 8. Davenporl West 318, 9. WDM 21. (14) , Chevrolel, Idle: Cincinnati, Kansas City, Philadel­ 13. Atchison, West Des Moines Val­ 173.071. Norlh Butler 35, Rockford 6 Waterloo 1 0 13 7 6 Western Div. W L T Pts GF GA Dowling 323, 10. CR. Kennedy 330, 11. 1. Doerge, West Des Moines Valley, ley, 336.25; 14. Cooney, Des Moines phia, Chicago Chicago 1 4 0 2 11 14 59.90; 2. Kampling, Iowa Cltv West, 22. (43) Aaron Flke, Dodge, 172.844. Norlh Kossulh 42, Harrls-LP 6 13 9 6 45 37 30 Sioux City Norlh 345, 12. Waukee 350. Roosevelt, 328.50; 15. Cutler, Johnslon, Indiana 1 2 0 2 8 11 x-Kansas City 1:00.13; 3. Lonergan, Bellendorl, 1:01.26; 23. (27) Johnny Seufer, Chevrolet, Northwood-Kensell 58, Clarksvllle 0 x-Los Angeles 10 a 10 40 40 39 313.30; 16. Slahler, Davenport Wesl, CFL Green Bav 0 2 0 0 2 13 Marc Gladson, Linn-Mar ,..69 4. Bisdorl, Ankeny, 1:01.33; 5. Mykleby, 172.739. Panorama 44, Pleasantvllle 14 x-Colorado 10 9 10 40 2B 31 Ben Herrera, WDM Valley ...69 313.15; 17. Danielle Brimever, Dubuque 24. (21) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 172.667. South O'Brien 10, Akron-Weslfleld 8 West w L OP Pts GF GA San Jose 9 10 9 36 39 33 ...73 Pleasant Valley, 1:01.75; 6. Nelson, Dav­ Wahlerl, 304.10; 18. Rossie Smllh, Wesl FRIDAY'S RESULT Nathan Leary, Wat. West enporl Wesl, 1:02.39; 7. Hadow, CR. 25. (1) Casey Mears, Dodge, 172.634. Pocahontas 7, Sioux Central 6 Lincoln 3 1 0 6 13 15 Dallas 10 13 5 35 32 41 Joe Bethel, Ankenv ...74 Des Moines Dowling, 294.40; 19. Jenna Washington, 1:02.48; 8. Lehenbauer, Bet­ 26. (26) Mark Green, Chevrolel, 172.441. Prairie Vly 36, Woodwrd-Granger 0 Hamillon 20, Winnipeg 13 Omaha 3 1 0 6 20 B Nale Smllh, Oltumwa ...74 Rohwedder, Cedar Falls, 293.20; 20, TONIGHT'S GAMES tendorf, 1:02.59; 9. Baker, CR. Kennedy, 27. (12) Tim Fedewa, Chevrolel, 172.425. Remsen SI. Mary's 75, Spalding 0 TONIGHT'S GAME Trl-Clly 3 1 0 6 12 9 Dusty Drenth, Betlendorf ...75 Harris, Marshalllown, 292.65. 28. (59) Stacy Complon, Ford, 172.375. 2 0 1 5 10 8 (Iowa times) ...75 1:02.62; 10. Samantha Slivers, Council Rockwell-Swaldle 26, N. Central 8 (Iowa time) Sioux Cilv Adam Sellz, Beltendorl Other area swimmers: 25. Chupp, 29. (47) Roberl Pressley, Ford, 172.1BB. 1 1 0 2 6 6 Columbus al MelroSlars, 6:30 p.m. ...76 Bluffs Lewis Cenlral, 1:02.78; 11. Beh­ Roland-Story 14, Norlh Polk 6 Sioux Falls Ryan Williams, Betlendorf CR. Washlnglon, 287.05; 31. Hatterv, 30. (22) Jason Keller, Ford, 172.172. Saskatchewan at Ottawa, 6 p.m. New England al D.C. United, 6:30 p.m. Trov Hoffman, Cedar Falls ...76 rens, Council Blults Lewis Central, Runnells SE Polk 2B, Urbandale 0 FRIDAY'S RESULTS CR. Washlnglon, 280.85; 37. Amy Gll­ 31. (4) Mike Wallace, Ford, 172.155. Dallas at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. Adam White, Otlumwa ,...76 1:03.01; 12. Studer, Ankenv, 1:03.29. 32. (88) Jeff Fuller, Chevrolel, 171.909. Schaller-Crllnd 25, Lrens-Maralhn 8 Lincoln 5, Cedar Rapids 4 (SO) Kansas City at San Jose, 9 p.m. ...76 baugh, Iowa Cilv Wesl, 263.20; 41, Sam Jon Raflls, WDM Dowling 13. Melissa Kilfoy, Bellendorl, 33. (9) Malt Kenselh, Ford, 171.767. Seymour 44, Harmony 14 Des Moines 7, Green Bay 1 ...77 Clark, Decorah, 249,00; 43. Maggie Bob­ Andy Brooks, Betlendorf 1:03.39; 14. Dupey, Wesl Des Moines 34. (36) Travis Gelsler, Chevrolel, Sgt. Bluff-Luln 17, Slbley-Ochydn 0 Trl-Clly 4, Chicago 2 ...77 bin, CR. Kennedy, 247.50; 44. Rebecca Odds Jetf Robertshaw, Linn-Mar ....77 Dowling, 1:03.47; 15. Frakes, Johnslon, 171.745. St. Ansgar 53, Belmond-Klemme 14 Ben Anderson, Muscatine Tuohlno, CR. Kennedy, 242.50; 46. TONIGHT'S GAMES ....77 1:03.59; 16. Krlsla Tippin, Johnslon, Amanda Fisher, Iowa Cily Wesl, 235.85; 35. (58) Brent Sherman, Dodge, 171.630. Stanton 72, Vllllsca 6 Today's Line Waterloo al Indiana, 7:05 p.m. Kyle Hammann, Muscallne 36. (91) Stanlon Barren, Chevrolel, College volleyball ....77 1:03.61; 17. Kralovlcova, Council Blufls 47. Jordan Maslerson, CR. Pralrle-Wll­ Storm Lake 28, Spencer 19 Chicago at Trl-Clly, 7:05 p.m. Thaller Carlson, WDM Valley ....78 170.541. (Home Team In CAPS) Abraham Lincoln, 1:03.85; 18. Andrea llamsburg, 217.90. Treynor 56, West Harrison 0 Dustln Wells, Ankeny ,...78 37. (02) Hermle Sadler, Chevrolel, Sioux Cilv al Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Friday Schubert, Iowa City West, 1:03.93; 19. Twin Cedars 44, Russell 0 NCAA FOOTBALL Nate Noble, CR. Kennedy ....7B 169.966. Sioux Falls at Lincoln, 7:05 p.m. Jennl Domino, Charles City, 1:03.96; 20. 200 MEDLEY RELAY Twin River Vly 58, Fentn Senlrl 16 Today IOWA COLLEGES Nick Miller, CR. Washington ....78 38. (73) Eric Jones, Chevrolet, 169.641. Omaha at Des Moines, 7:35 p.m. Rlckert, Cedar Falls, 1:04.05; 21. Mehe­ 1. Linn-Mar 1:53.02; 2. Pleasanl Val­ Underwood 49, Trl-Center 2 Andy Petersen, Dav. West .,..76 39. (72) , Chevrolel, prov. Favorite Spread Underdog Graceland del. Mount Mercv, 28-30, John Danlelson, Marshalllown son, West Des Moines Valley, 1:04.17; 22. ley 1:53.95; 3. Wesl Des Moines Valley Van Meter 22, Hubbard-Radclllte 21 30-26, 30-19, 24-30, 15-4 .,..76 40. (49) , Ford, provisional. Friday Clint Tuller, Oltumwa Megan Hofmaster, Storm Lake, 1:04.62; 1:54.15; 4. Ankeny 1:54,33; 5. Cedar Falls Texas A&M 8 IOWA ST. Kirkwood del. NIACC, 30-14, 30-21, ....78 41. (10) Gus Wasson, Chevrolet, prov. Waukee 44, Osceola Clarke 8 Tony Wang, WDM Volley 1:54.56; 6. Wesl Des Moines Dowling 7 Texas 30-19 ...78 23. Kate Watson, Marshalllown, 1:04.83; 42. (24) Steve Grlssom, Chevrolel, prov. Websler City 48, Hampln-Oumnl 33 AT LINCOLN, NEB. Sam Chrlslensen, Wat. West 1:56.53; 7. CR. Washlnglon 1:56.80; 8. Okla. SI 6Vi COLORADO Lulher del. Washlnglon & Jefferson ....79 24. Jodl Knaeble, Dubuque Wahlert, 43. (39) , Ford, prov. WB-Mallard 47, SE Webster 7 Kellen Vance, Ankeny TEXAS TECH.... 7 Nebraska Cedar Rapids 0 3 1 0 0-4 College, 30-26, 30-27, 26-30, 30-24 ....79 1:04.92. Council Blults Lewis Central 1:57.49; 9. WDM Dowling 26, Indianola 13 Mason Linn, CR. Prairie ....79 20 BAYLOR Lincoln 0 1 3 0 1—5 Nebraska Weslevan def. Lulher, 30-2], Dubuque Wahlerl 1:57.54; 10. CR. Jel­ West Lyon 19, Sioux Center 14 Jack Newman, D.M. Hoover ....79 Other area swimmers: 25. Jones, Thursday Kansas St 3 KANSAS (Lincoln wins shootout, 3-2) 30-25, 30-23 lerson 1:57.63; II. Iowa City West Austin Burl, Dav. Wesl ...,79 CR. Pralrle-Wllllamsburg, 1:05.13; 28. Wlnlerset 42, Perry 7 OHIO ST 3'/! Wisconsin First period scoring — None. Northern Iowa def. Southern 111., 30-27, 1:56.27; 12. Johnslon/Urbandale 1:58.65; Kyle Yerlngton, Dav. Wesl ....79 Apr. Mangrlch, CR. Jefferson, 1:05.34; FARLEY SPEEDWAY Woodbury Cent. 15, Corr.Rvr Vly 0 MICHIGAN V/i Minnesota Second period scoring — 1. Lincoln: Erik 30-21, 30-18 13. Bellendorl 1:58.71; 14. Mason Cily PENN ST. Michael Rlcklord, S.C. Heelan ....79 34. Day, Linn-Mar, 1:05.61; 50. Burk­ Feature results 11 Condra (unassisted) :39; 1. Cedar Rapids: Northwestern del. Iowa, 22-30, 30-21, 1:59.48; 15. CR. Kennedy 1:59.49; 16. CR. lOVi Indiana Jack Griffin, Wal. Wesl man, Linn-Mar, 1:07.00; 51. Kolsrud, NRTHWSTRN Greg Collins (Gary Slefles) 7:30; 2. Cedar 30-28, 18-30, 10-15 Pralrie-Wllllamsburg, 1:59.72; 17. Ollum­ Farley Flyers — I. Becky Rolh (Hazel Marion 27 MICHIGAN ST.... 7 Illinois Rapids: Erik Felde (unassisled) 8:22; 3. Mall Kuperus, Ankenv CR. Washlnglon, 1:07.01; 65. Reeves, wa 1:59.73; 18. Fairfield 1:59.68; 19. Green, Wise), 2. Joe Zroslllk (Long Florida SI 19'/! SYRACUSE Cedar Rapids: Brandon Svendsen (Collins) Reld Pelcrsen, Ankeny Llnn-Mor, 1:07.91; 68. Lyndsay Busta, Grove), 3. Manny Bennelt (Benton, Wise). Anamosa 10 Pittsburgh 13Vi TEMPLE 9:04. Spencer Volroubek, CR. Kennedy . Decorah, 1:08.14; 71. Jen Quella, Linn- Charles City 2:00.83; 20. Ames 2:00.88. Nolan Schmetzer, Muscallne B Modified* — 1. Jacob Seegmlller AT THOMAS PARK FIELD I4VI ARMY Third period scoring — 2. Lincoln: Jared Mar, 1:06,29; 75. Gorsegner, CR. Jeller­ Other area relays: 21. Tipton 2:00.91; (Dubuque), 2. Jeremy English (Bernard), Nate McCoy, WDM Dowling son, 1:08.53. ANA MAR Bowling Green.... 14Vi CENT. MICH. Boll (Tom Sawalske) 1:20; 4. Cedar Rapids: Women's tennis 33. Iowa Clly High 2:04.00; 34. Decorah 3, Troy Burkharl (Vlnlon). lOVi N.CAROLINA Joe Smazal, Bettendorl 13 16 N.C. Stale Justin Abdelkader (Felde, Collins) 5:49; 3. 2:04.17; 44. CR. Xavler 2:08.92; 54. Vin­ Hobby Stocks — 1. Jason Rauen (Far­ First downs E. CAROLINA.,,. Vli Lincoln: John Vadnals (DBn Rledel, Palrik Friday Ellas Schroeder, Muscallne 100 FREESTYLE 38-148 45-210 lon-Shellsburg 2:25.72. ley), 2. Duane Ahmonn (Epworlh), 3. Jake Rushes-yards 9 OHIO U. Valcak) 6:12; 4. Lincoln: Valcak (Rledel) jBred Norrls, Urbandale 1. Kubal, West Des Moines Dowling, Ludeklng (Decorah). Passing yards 57 100 MIAMI, OHIO 19Vi Kenl SI. 12:52. IOWA CONFERENCE Nick Weels, WDM Valley 54.78; 2. Dav, Llnn-Mor, 54.93; 3. Wle­ 200 FREESTYLE RELAY Pre Slocks — I. Bob Mover (Dubuoue), Comp-atl-int 5-19-1 7-11-0 AIR FORCE 3 New Mexico CHAMPIONSHIP Doug Cook, Dav. West ben, Ankeny, 55.04; 4. Broadwater, CR. 1. Linn-Mar 1:41.23; 2. Cedar Falls Overtime: None. At Decorah Tyler Collins, Waukon 2. Jetf Kennedy (Dubuoue), 3. Jelf Relnert Punts-avg. 6-33.5 4-32.3 AUBURN 26 La. Tech Saves — Cedar Rapids: Dan Tormev Washington, 55.18; 5. Goldstein, Pleasanl 1:42.21; 3. Johnslon/Urbandale 1:43.29; 4. SINGLES SEMIFINALS Aaron Nlhorl, Ankeny (Dyersville). Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-1 NOTRE DAME.. 4V> Stanford 34-38; Lincoln: Jordan Pearce 30-34. Shots Valley, 55.30; 6. Behrens, Council Blutfs Ankeny 1:43.32; 5. Carroll 1:43,33; 6. Ryan Gass, Linn-Mar ModHieds — 1. Ron Barker (Dubuque), Penalties-yds 6-40 3-35 Ala.-Blrmlnghm. 12 MISS. STATE on goal — Cedar Rapids 34, Lincoln 3B. No. 1 — Marie Schutle (Cornell) def. Lewis Cenlral, 55.70; 7. Jo. llzen, Cedar Wesl Des Moines Dowling 1:43.46; 7. 2. Sieve Johnson (Camanche), 3. Scotl Patrick Brellbach, WDM Dowling .. 3 7—10 BALL ST 7 E. Michigan Ashley Peterson (Coe), 6-2, 6-2; Annallse Foils, 55.82; 8. Lawler, Iowa City West, Pleasanl Valley 1:43.63; 8. Fairfield Nestebv (Asbury). Anamosa O I'h WYOMING Nick Bennelt, WDM Valley San Diego St Conaway (Luther) def. Tracy Van Zanle 55.86; 9. Dupey, Wesl Des Moines Dow­ 1:43.97; 9. Iowa Cltv West 1:44.30; 10. Late Models — 1. Sieve Bolev (West Marlon O O 14 13—27 GEORGIA Wl, Tennessee (Cenlral), 7-5, 6-1. Eric Anllnson, Wal. Wesl ling, 56.30; 10. Firman, Cedar Falls, West Des Moines Valley 1:44.95; 11. Liberty), 2. Darren Mlsh (Cassvllle), 3. JeH Ana—Noah Worcester 32 FG FLORIDA 2