Board will hear Pierce appeal, 5C • Tonight's prep football matchups, 6C Sibley on the American crow, 8C

• The Gazette Spectacular season Friday A splendid summer October 4, 2002 of bass fishing c: coming to a close, 8C SPORTS www.gazetteonline.com PREPS COLLEGES PROS Voila! Kennedy like a new team ton scoreboard. Cougars block, tackle, A Cougar defense that had been riddled for 1,518 yards and 148 points in kick ... get first win its first four games disappeared into the soupy sky and the defense that ap­ By Jeff Dahn peared in its place came within 9 The Gazette CEDAR RAPIDS — There was a minutes of posting a shutout. touch of magic in the air at fog-shroud­ And reserve tailback Mike Russell ed Kingston Stadium Thursday night. popped out of a hat like a white rabbit to rush for 58 yards and Kennedy's lone touchdown in the third quarter, sending A Cedar Rapids Kennedy offense that Waterloo West back on its heels. AP photo Taken as a whole, the dash of magic C.R. KENNEDY 10 produced a 10-6 Kennedy win over Winning form WATERLOO WEST 6 West, the Cougars' first of the 2002 Yang Wei of China performs hadn't scored a in 12 straight Mississippi Valley Conference season. Gazette photo by Kevin Wolf parallel bars Thursday In the quarters coming in watched as — poof! "We're starting the season over right Cedar Rapids Kennedy's Blake Fisher returns a punt against Waterloo West's Asian Games men's gymnas­ — 10 points materialized on the Kings­ • Turn to 5C: Kennedy Courtney Henry (33) and Dustin Schildgen Thursday at Kingston Stadium. tics individual competition in Busan, South Korea. Yang won the gold medal in the event.

FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS Rams' Warner expects to return in 5 weeks • ST. LOUIS — The doctors say Kurt Warner won't be back under center for the St. Louis Rams for about two Cards trump both aces months, but the two-time MVP isn't paying any attention to their prognosis. St. Louis on brink Warner figures it'll take of a sweep, but just five weeks for the broken little finger on his Rolen may be out throwing hand to heal. "I believe that it's going PHOENIX (AP) — They to be sooner," the former battered Randy Johnson and Cedar Rapids Regis, eased past . Northern and Iowa The St. Louis Cardinals head­ Barnstormer quarterback ed home needing one victory said. "Last time I was out for to finish off the World Series just five weeks and came champions Arizona Diamond­ back. So I'm believing that backs. it'll be at least that quick if But an injury to Scott Ro­ not quicker. I'm going to len dampened the Cardinals' stand on that." 2-1 triumph over the Dia­ mondbacks on Thursday. Miguel Cairo's ninth-inning WRESTLING single off reliever Mike Ko- City High in national plove drove in Edgar Renter- ia with the go-ahead run for tourney in Minnesota the Cardi­ • ROCHESTER, Minn. — nals, who Iowa City High will be one swept the of three Iowa teams at the first two inaugural "The Clash," a games of 20-team national high school the best-of- dual wrestling tournament. five series. • City High will be joined "A split in the field by Osage and would have been good for Aplington-Parkersburg. us," said Chuck Finley, who The tournament is Jan. blanked Arizona for 6V& in­ 3-4 at the Sports Center on nings. "Obviously, coming the University Center out of here 2-0 looks very, Rochester campus and also very good. This is what we has teams from California, dreamed of doing." , Nebraska, Rolen left after he was Oklahoma, Utah and clipped in the left side by Wisconsin, as well as pinch-runner Alex Cintron Minnesota. while scooping up a grounder in the seventh inning. X-rays AP photo BASEBALL were negative, and the pre­ liminary diagnosis was a St. Louis Cardinals' J.D. Drew watches the flight of his solo Thursday, against the Arizona Diamondbacks in the Creighton infected sprained shoulder. Further third inning of Game 2 of their best-of-five National League Division Series in Phoenix. The Cardinals won, 2-1. with West Nile virus tests were scheduled for to­ • OMAHA, Neb. — day in St. Louis. inning on J.D. Drew's two-out widow Flynn again in the Creighton baseball coach "I do think that his con­ homer off Schilling, tied it stands, as she was in Tues­ Divisional playoff series Jack Dahm has been infected tinuing to play for sure in with an unearned run in the day night's opener, the in­ eighth. spired Cardinals moved with­ (Best of 5 series) New York (Wells 19-7) at Anaheim, by the this series is very question­ 3:17 p.m. in a win of returning to the mosquito- able," Tony La Rus- Quinton McCracken dou­ NATIONAL LEAGUE NL championship series for Today borne West sa said. "We'll have our fin­ bled over the outstretched Thursday the second time in three sea­ Oakland at Minnesota, 3:06 p.m. Nile virus. gers crossed through glove of the right fielder St. Louis 2, Arizona 1 sons. (ABC Family) Dahm, 35, tomorrow, but I think there's Drew to score Greg Col- (Series tied, 1-1) (Cardinals leads series, 2-0) was not a chance he might have brunn, who had reached on a New York at Anaheim, 7:17 p.m. Atlanta 7, San Francisco 3 played his last game (this fielding error by Albert Pu­ "They're the world champi­ (Fox) (Series tied, 1-1) feeling well Saturday year)." jols — Rolen's replacement at ons and will keep fighting (Series tied, 1-1) about Labor until the end," the Cardinals' Arizona at St. Louis, 6:36 p.m. Day and The Diamondbacks, who third. Saturday couldn't had trailed 1-0 since the third With the late Darryl Kile's • Turn to 2C: Cards Oakland at Minnesota, 12:06 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:08 p.m. Jack Dahm figure out 35 years old why he was tired and his body ached. He found out he was infected Saturday. West Nile virus is spread Perseverance pays for Pagel by mosquitos that feed on an man named Bob Sanders was infected animals, usually a Now everybody This week's game playing his position. He was bird or horse. knows he can play ready to go. The night before the 2001 TELEVISION By Tyler Lechtenberg spring game came an ultima­ The Gazette tum. Today's highlights IOWA CITY — For three "He called that night and Pro golf years, one thought sat in the said, 'Bring the camera, this World Championship, 1 back of Derek Pagel's mind, in • THE TEAMS: Purdue (3-2) vs. Iowa might be the last time I'm on p.m., ESPN the pit of his stomach, and in (4-1) the field down here,' " said Michelob Championship, his heart. For three years, the • PLACE: Klnnlck Stadium, Iowa City Jeannette Pagel, Derek's moth­ 3 p.m., ESPN Iowa free safety sat on the • KICKOFF: 11 a.m., Saturday er. "He didn't play a lot that College football bench. • TV: KGAN spring game. Afterwards, he • For more Purdue-Iowa football visit came out of the locker room — Colorado State at Fresno "Since the beginning, I al­ GazetteOnllne.com State, 7 p.m., ESPN ways thought I could play he was in tears." NHL preseason here," Pagel said. "Sometimes I Things are different today. Blackhawks at St thought I wasn't given the op­ personified frustration. He was "For me, it's really a dream Gazette photo by Kevin Wolf : Louis Blues, 7 p.m., FSC portunity." a walk-on. He wasn't seeing the come true," Pagel said, "Ev- Iowa's Derek Pagel (25) tackles Iowa State's Michael Wagner (More TV listings, Page 7C) Until his junior year, Pagel field much. A promising fresh­ • Turn to 5C: Pagel during their game last month in Iowa City. Board in Control will hear Pierce's appeal trol of Athlet­ nitely from all -relat­ Bob Bowlsby's decision to sus­ After that, Pierce's only op­ unwanted sex acts. Iowa basketball ics this ed activities Tuesday after Io­ pend Pierce. tion would be through the When the victim tried to month, board wa City police accused the courts. player is accused chairman "The decision of the board push the defendant away, he, sophomore guard of third- will be the final decision of Pierce is accused of sexually held his hands over her head; of sexual assault Nicholas Co- degree sexual assault. langelo said athletics," Colangelo said. assaulting a woman Sept. 7 at and continued to perform sex' Thursday. Pierce's appeal will be heard 725 Orchard St., where Pierce acts against her will, the com-i 7 By John Rlehl If the board upholds Pierce's by the heads of the board's six suspension, he can appeal to UI lives, a criminal complaint plaint states. The Gazette Colangelo filed by Iowa City police states. When the victim tried to' added that the standing committees and Co­ Interim President Willard IOWA CITY — University of langelo, who will preside over "Sandy" Boyd. If the president The complaint states the vic­ scream, the defendant held his' Iowa men's basketball player board has not Plerre Pierce hand over her mouth, accord-; set a date for the hearing but not cast a vote. also upholds the suspension, tim was at Pierce's apartment Pierre Pierce will have the Suspended The board members will either Pierce may appeal to the state with other friends and during ing to the complaint. appeal of his suspension heard the hearing. uphold or overturn with a ma­ Board of Regents, who are not contact with the victim, the • Contact the writer: (319) 339-3177 or ; by the school's Board in Con- Pierce was suspended indefi- jority vote Athletics Director required to hear his case. defendant began performing [email protected] ] Kennedy Pagel II From page 1C • From page 1C now," said Russell, a 5-foot-8, erything I've wanted, I think,. 145-pound junior who finished has come to me so far." With 64 yards on 13 carries to Say what? ;• pace a 144-yard Kennedy rush­ Pagel met with Iowa Coach ing attack. Kirk Ferentz and then-lineback­ "This is a new season for us. ers coach Bret Bielema after We're forgetting the past." that spring game. They told The Cougars improved to 1-4 him if he put on a little size, and broke a.five-game losing he'd be considered for time in'. streak dating to the final week nickel packages. of last year's regular season. Still, he went into informal • They finally scored for the first summer workouts thinking he; time in 14 quarters when Jake might transfer, probably to Di-; Settle hit a 24-yard field as vision ITI Wartburg in Waverly.; time expired in the second He just wanted to play. quarter Thursday night. "It was wide open in the air , The momentum created by for me," Pagel said. "If I didn't: those three points seemed to have a good camp, I was proba- • carry over into the second half. bly going to be out of here. I "We had been shut out the think it was a week into camp last three games in a row. We they started hadn't been in the end zone — working me no field goals or anything," into some Kennedy Coach Tim Lewis third down sit­ said. "The field goal was big uations. I kind because it gave us some confi­ of took advan­ dence going into the locker tage of that room. We needed to make opportunity, I some adjustments coaching- think." wise (in the second half) and Umm . . . once we did that, we started yeah. Pagel Derek Pagel moving the ball." saw the field Considered The Cougars went 70 yards last season as at transfer on nine plays on their second a free safety, racking up 44 possession of the third quarter tackles, including four in the • with Russell carrying six times Alamo Bowl. This season, he's for 52 yards in the drive. He tied for third on the team with covered the last 2 by going off 31 tackles, tied for the team right tackle for a touchdown lead with two interceptions and with 1:47 left in the frame. blocked an extra point against "We just started making Perm State. plays and doing what we can Telegraph-Herald photo So he can play. That's why; do," Russell said. "It was our Cedar Rapids Prairie's Jason Kohl breaks free from Dubuque Hempstead's Aaron Wulfekuhle during their game Thursday night at he was so frustrated. team out there playing like we Dalzell Field In Dubuque. Hempstead rallied for a 20-19 victory. "I was just ready to leave," . know we can." he said "I was as down as; The Kennedy defense held anybody can be in their foot­

the Wahawks (2-3) to 261 total ball career." ; yards-with-91 of those coming There was just something! on a" touchdown pass from keeping him at Iowa. Nate Lane to David Banks with "I think in the back of his 9:16 left in the game. Dubuque Telegraph Herald field goal in the first quarter, point," Jelinek said," but we mind was, 'If I don't try out for DUBUQUE — Dubuque HEMPSTEAD 20 but Prairie took the lead later just didn't trust our extra point Division I, play at Iowa, I'll West got deep in Cougar Hempstead rallied from a 13- in the period on a 1-yard run kicking." territory twice in the first half, PRAIRIE 19 never know if I could make it point deficit with one quarter by Jason Kohl. Petersen added Then came the turnovers or not,' " said Richard Pagel, but kicker Danny Dunning had to play Thursday night to de­ a 31-yard field goal in the a 24-yard field goal attempt slipped on the wet grass with and Hempstead's two fourth- Derek's father. feat Cedar Rapids Prairie, 20-19, second quarter, countered by a quarter touchdowns. His teammates don't know miss wide right in the first in a Mississippi Valley Confer­ 24 seconds left. Prairie touchdown on a 2-yard period and had a 42-yard at­ "We gave the ball over too " I asked them to put their what they would do without ence football game at Dalzell pass from Ryan Hass to Dan heart out there on the line, and Pagel. tempt blocked in the second Field. much," said Prairie Coach Wolfe. period. Craig Jelinek. "They had us that's why they're so upset," "Through it all, he's kept a Kennedy will be part of a Hempstead (4-1) scored all its outmanned at probably eight or The extra point kick missed, Jelinek said. "If their heart positive attitude," fellow fifth-; double-header at Kingston next points off four Prairie turn­ nine positions at every snap of and Prairie led at halftime, wasn't out there, it wouldn't year senior David Porter said.' Friday night to celebrate the overs, including two Hawk the balL Our kids played with 13-6. have bothered them they lost. "He has really, really im-. stadium's 50th anniversary. fumbles in the fourth quarter. great heart. You just can't turn The Hawks scored on a 56- But these kids played with pressed me with his ability to; The Cougars will face Jeffer­ Prairie (3-2) moved the to the ball over in a champion­ yard run by Casey Clark in the great heart against a lot better bounce back. He's asserted son in the first of two games at Hempstead's 20 on its last ship game. Otherwise, we were third quarter to take a 19-6 talent. himself as one of our leaders.'. 5:30 p.m. Washington and Xavi- drive, but a false start backed able to control the game offen­ lead. Prairie tried to pass for * "Now we've got two (losses) We depend on him more than. er play in the nightcap. the' Hawks up to the 25 and a sively and defensively." two points but didn't convert. and they've got one ... But the he depends on us." ; "We knew the numbers emotional downside of this is Pagel is the Wizard of Vids • Contact the writer: (319) 36&8841 or 42-yard field goal attempt by Hempstead opened the scor­ Nate Klein missed when he ing on a Dan Petersen 28-yard would say to kick the extra going to be very difficult." for the secondary. A stop into. [email protected] the Iowa football complex will; probably yield a glimpse of- Pagel's face showered in the \ glow of a television. Gophers smack Mini "He's an excellent film; watcher," said Sanders, Pagel's • partner at safety. "He pretty: as Beutjer struggles much knows in and out what; they're going to come in and Associated Press Beutjer for the home opener against what they're going to do on us. Terry Jackson n rushed for a career- Arkansas State, their lone victory, after Things you don't pick up as a • high 159 yards and Thomas Tapeh the offense scored just two touchdowns strong safety, a guy like Pagel; added 113 yards and a touchdown to in losses to Southern Mississippi and will be able to help you out." lead Minnesota past struggling Illinois, Missouri. Ferentz can't say enough' 31-10, Thursday night in Minneapolis. A sign that, again, it wasn't Illinois' about what has become "The' Asad Abdul-Khaliq completed 15 of 27 night: Ward hit Lloyd for a 49-yard pass Derek Pagel Story." on his first drive to the Minnesota 8, "I think all of us in sports; but fullback Carey Davis fumbled on have doubts at some times :• COLLEGE FOOTBALL the next play and the Gophers recov­ about whatever you're doing,"; : passes for 144 yards, an interception ered. Ferentz said. "Fortunately for and a touchdown plus another one on all of us, he stuck it out and / Beutjer was 14-for-29 for 165. yards, a the rest is history." the ground for the Golden Gophers (5-1, touchdown and no interceptions. He 1-i). A crazy history. fumbled three times, losing one. "It's amazing," Pagel said. '• Brandon Lloyd caught five passes for • NO. 11 FLORIDA STATE 48, CLEMSON AP photo "The highs are so high and the :• 139 yards for the defending Big Ten 31 — At Tallahassee, Fla., Greg Jones Illinois cornerback Eugene Wilson (28) Intercepts a pass Intended for lows are so low ... I'm really champion Fighting niini (1-5, 0-2), who ran for three touchdowns, breaking running on a high right now." • replaced quarterback Jon Beutjer late eight tackles on the. final one, and Minnesota wide receiver Aaron Hosack from Minnesota quarterback Asad in the third quarter with Dustin Ward. Florida State rallied from a shaky first Abdul-Khaliq during their game Thursday In Minneapolis. Minnesota won, 31-10, • Contact the writer: (319) 39&S259 or [email protected] The mini switched from Ward to half. as Illinois, the defending Big Ten champion, fell to 1-5. Goodale rejoins Hawks, ready to challenge at 125 Zalesky said there are few By J.R. Ogden coming in hungrier than a "It's good any time you have The Iowa wrestling team is practicing three times a week surprises in the lineup. He said The Gazette WRESTLING freshman. We're happy to have depth in your room," Zalesky him back in the room." said. and will hold a Saturday morn­ red-shirt freshman Paul Brad­ -• Trent Goodale is back on the ley will battle veterans Trey: Iowa wrestling team. ed up a volunteer assistant at Eustice, an NCAA runner-up ing session before the Iowa- Goodale is a sophomore, but Purdue football game. The Clark and Randy Fulsaas at; Iowa City West High School. can regain his lost season of last March, is recovering from •A three-time state champion But he wasn't allowed to prac­ wrestling room will be open to 197, and freshman Mark Muell- •' from Osage who won 159 of 165 eligibility if he graduates in shoulder surgery in May, but er will be in the mix at 165." tice with the Hawkeye team. is looking good, Zalesky said. the public and practice will prep matches, Goodale was four years. start at 8:30 a.m. He's back, eligible and ready to "I told (Mueller) I'm going! forced to sit out last year challenge at 125 pounds. He will battle Matt Morkel, "He wrestled with a bad because he didn't meet eligibili­ Matt Shankey and Jesse Zo- shoulder last year," Zalesky The team will hold wrestle- with the best wrestler at that; ty requirements for incoming "Being out of the room hurt beck to determine who will said. "People don't realize, but offs Nov. 8, the first day of its weight," Zalesky said. • freshmen. him a little bit," Iowa Coach challenge ail-American Luke he practiced maybe 20 times all two-day coaches clinic. The • Contact the writer: (319) 3686696 or ; -He stayed in school and end- Jim Zalesky said. "But he's Eustice for the starting spot. year . . . he's tough." opener is Nov. 15 at Minnesota. [email protected] SCORES & MORE The Gazette, Fri., Oct. 4, 2002 7C*

Area slate Prep football College football Baseball Pro golf Girls' Today Thursday Thursday Division Series Thursday cross country PREPS METRO/MVC BIG TEN (Best-of-5) PGA MtCHELOB OPEN FoelM - Clly Hloh al Iowa City Weil, Dub. Hempstead JO, Prairie 19 Minnesota 31, Illinois 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE At WMamsburg, Va. Thursday 7:30 P.m.; Jefferson al Linn-Mar, 730 p.m.; Kennedy 10, Walerloo West 6 C«Mf Fan* vt, Withlntlon al Hlntnon AP TOP 2S Today's Games (Khgsmll GoH Club, par-71) BOBCAT INVITATIONAL Sophomores StMlum, 7J0 P.m.; Xavier al Dubuque (Iowa times) FIRST ROUND RESULTS At Epworrh Kennedy 26, Waterloo West 0 111 Florida Stale 48, Ctemson 31 WtMcrl; Marlon at Benlon Community; Oakland (Zlto 22-5) at Minnesota (Reed David Duval 33-31-64 Teams — I. Marion 127.2. Cascade 140, Refilna al Pekln STATE 15-7), 306 pm (ABC Family) Hldemlchl Tanaka 33-31-64 3. North Scotl 158, 4. West Delaware 160, 5. AREA COLLEGES CB. Jefferson IJ, SC. Easl 9 (OT) Tonight New York (Mussina 18-10) al Anaheim Scotl Hoch 33-33-66 Oewltt Central 165, 6. Waverlv-SR 195, 7. Pleasant Valley 31, Devenporl West 0 (Ra.Orlli 15-9), 706 p.m. (ABC Family) Corey Pavln 32-34-66 Bellevue Marouelte 196, 8. Independence VoMvM — Iowa al Northwestern; AP TOP 25 Bart Bryanl 33-33-66 208, 9. Southwestern Cuba Clly 214, 10. Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois; Luther Saturday's Games •25 Colorado Stale at Fresno Stale Loren Roberts 35-31—66 Easl Central 226, 11. C.R. Prairie 245, 12. at Wisconsin-Lacrosse Invitational; Klrk- C.R. Kennedy 10 Oakland al Minnesota, 1206 pm. (ABC JoseCoceres 32-34-46 MFL MarMac 273, 13. Maguokela 320, 14. wood vs. Soulhweslern, Soulheailern at FAR WEST Family) Jonathan Bvrd 33-34—67 Western Dubuoue 405, 15. North Fayette Seothweslem Invitational Waterloo West 6 BYU al Utah Slate New York (Wells 19-7) al Anaheim, 3:20 Peler Jacobsen 34-33-67 419, 16. Dyersville Beckman 470. -Crass country — Upper Iowa hosting Big AT KINGSTON STADIUM p.m. (Fox) Jelf Brehaul 34-33-67 Individuals — 1. Bonnie McKernan (i), Rock Classic, 4:30 p.m. Gabriel Hterlstedt 34-33-67 15:33; 2. Allle Glasbrener (Cassvlllc), 15:56; Women's soccer—Minnesota at Iowa, 7 CRK Saturday Sunday's Games (II necessary) Brandl Jobe 35-32-67 3. Madison Bliss (Marlon), 16.10; 4. Qynne p>nu Oklahoma Stale at Iowa Stale, 4 p.m.; First downs v 8 Chris Riley 32-35-67 BIG TEN Kelly IEC), 16:12; 5. Andrea Drlnkwaler Southwest Missouri Slate al Northern Io­ Rushes-yards 29-134 44-144 Minnesota at Oakland, 3:08 p.m., John Rollins 33-34-67 (SCO, 16:13. wa, 3 pm (ESPN2 or ABC Family) Passing vards 135 11 Purdue at Iowa, II a.m. Brett Matey 34-33-67 MARION - Bliss, 16:10; Valerie Crulch- Anaheim at New York, 7:55 p.m., (Fox) , Women's self — Coe, Cornell, Luther, Comp-all-lnl 7-20-1 1-3-2 Ohio Stale at Northweslern Lee Porler 34-33-67 lev, I6J2; Tori Kloubec, 16:57; Tess Put­ Upper Iowa at Iowa Conference Champion­ Punls-avg. 4-38.5 Penn Stale al Wisconsin Chip Sullivan 37-30-67 nam, 1706; Jaclvn Kloplenslcln, 18:19. ships In Waverly 6-37.5 NATIONAL LEAGUE Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 BIG 12 Thursday's Results J.P. Hayes 35-33-68 C.R. PRAIRIE — Amanda Carson, 17:14; , Men's goM — Iowa at Wolverine Invita­ Kevin Sutherland 33-35-68 Penollles-yds 5-34 4-25 Kansas al Savior Grace Slppy, 17:14; Erin Dick, 17:51; Anna tional In Ann Arbor, Mich. St. Louis 2, Arizona I John Morse 36-32-68 Martin, 17:55; Jorunn Musll, 18:26. , Women's — Iowa al Indiana Waterloo West 0 0 0— 6 Kansas Slate at Colorado ISt. Louis leads series, 2-0) McNeese St. al Nebraska Luke Donald 33-35-68 Ipvl/atlonel; Upper Iowa al Clarke C.R. Kennedy 0 3 0—10 Atlanta 7, San Francisco 3 Mike Donald 35-33-68 LITTLE HAWK INVITATIONAL Oklahoma al Missouri (Series lied, l-ll Al Iowa Cltv OTHERS CRK—Jake Settle 24 FO Brell Wellerich 34-34-68 Oklahoma Stale at Texas Teams - I. Iowa Clly High 15, 2. C.R. CRK—Mike Russell 2 run (Settle Saturday's Games Brad Lardon 37-31—68 Junior hockey — C.R. RoughRWers at Texas Tech al Texas AIM Jetlerson 43, 3. Pawn 7J, 4. lows Mennonlle kick) (Iowa times) Jim McGovern 35-33—68 Lincoln 96. GATEWAY Atlanta IMaddux 16-6) al San Francisco Mike Weir 36-32-68 WW—David Banks 91 pass from Sieve Allan 33-35-68 W. Kentucky al Northern Iowa, 4 p.m. (Schmldl 13-8), 3:20 p.m. IFX) Individuals - I. Jennie Funk IICH), Nale Lane (kick failed) Indiana St. al Youngslown St. Jason Hill 37-31-68 15:28; 2. Meggan Reed (ICH), 15:33; 3. Arliona (Batista 8-9) at SI. Louis (Benes SW Missouri SI. al Illinois SI. Brian Bateman 35-33—68 Betsy EllsmorellCH), 15.40; 4. Katie Lum- 5-4), 6:36 p.m. (ABC Family) TV slate W. Illinois at S. Illinois Brenden Pappas 34-34—68 pa (ICH), 15:46; 5. All Klrsch (ICH), 15:51. Dub. Hempstead 20 Sunday's Games David Morland IV 34-34-68 C.R. JEFFERSON - Whitney Mllvalskv IOWA CONFERENCE Today C.R. Prairie 19 Arizona al St. Louis, 12:06 p.m., (ABC Paul Gow 36-33—69 16:01, Beth Wlebold 16:16, Amy Meyer (AN 1 P.m.) Family), II necessary Scoll Dunlap 36-33-69 17:31, Sarah Samek 17:58, Jessica Cole Coe at Central Pro goK — Turtle Bay Championship: AT DUBUQUE Atlanta al San Francisco, 3:08 p.m., Scott Simpson 34-35—69 18:19. AP photo Cornell al Simpson First Round. 1 p.m. KPXR CRP DH (ESPN2 or ABC Famllvl- Robert Garnet 34-35—69 Loras at Warlburg Greg Kraft 36-33-69 Pro soH — World Championship: Second First downs 16 8 Monday's Games Luther al Buena Vlsla Montreal Canadlens Jose Theodore Round. 1 pm ESPN Rushes-yards 44-200 30-128 Ronnie Black 36-33-69 Pro god — Mlcheloh ChemolonsNo; Upper Iowa a) Dubuque (K nocassarv) John Rlegger 34-35—69 Passing yards IIS watches as the puck rolls Into the net as Stfbnd Round. 3 p.m. ESPN 83 St. Louis at Arizona, 3:20 p.m., (Fox) PaulSlankowski 35-34-69 Boys' Comp-all-lnl 8-24-1 7-14-0 OTHER IOWA COLLEGES San Francisco at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m., Malor League Baiebaf — MLB Play- Baker al Graceland MlkeSposa 37-32-69 ' Alyn McCauley scores olfs. Division Series: TBA. 3 p.m. FAM Fumbles-losl 3-3 1-1 (Fox) Doane at Northwestern Lee Janzen 35-34-69 cross country ' 'Celege footMl — Colorado State at Penaltles-yds 3-25 6-44 Knox at Grinnell Kirk Triple" 38-31-69 the fourth goal during NHL preseason action in Fresno Slate. 7 pm ESPN Jay Williamson 32-37-49 C.R. Prairie .. 7 6 6 0—19 Iowa Wesleyan at William Penn Thursday - Karate — ISKA World Breaking Cham­ NLDS BOXES GltnHnoliuk 37-32-69 Oub. Hempstead,. -.3 3 0 14—JO Sioux Falls at Mornlngslde Montreal on Thursday. The Maple Leafs beat pionship, (lape) 7 p.m. ESPN2 Ken Duke 35-34-69 BOBCAT INVITATIONAL St. Ambrose at Olivet Naiarene Thursday Malor League Baseball — MLB Play­ OH—Don Petersen 28 field goal Shaun Mlcheel 37-33-70 At Epworth the Canadians, 5-3. CRP—Jason Kohl 1 run (Russell Valparaiso al Drake offs. Division Series: TBA. 7 p.m. FAM GAME TWO Phil Talaurangi 35-35—70 Teams — I. Bellevue Marouelte 57, 2. 'NHL Preseason — Hartman kick) AP TOP 25 Jell Gove 36-34-70 Dewllt Central 87, 3. Central Elkader 116, 4. al SI. Louis Blues. 7 p.m. FSC DH—Petersen 31 Held goal ST. LOUIS ARIZONA David Toms 35-35-70 11 Miami vs. Connecticut Marlon 127, 5. Western Dubuoue t70, 6. • Karate — ISKA World Breaking Cham­ CRP—Dan Wolle 2 pass from abrhM abrhbi Blllv Mavlalr 36-34-70 12 Texas vs. Oklahoma Stale Cascade 174, 7. Wesl Delaware 197, 8. pionship. Hope) 730 p.m. ESPN1 Vina 2b 5 0 4 0 Wmack ss 4 0 10 Garrett Willis 34-36-70 Ryan Hass (kick tailed) 13 Oklahoma al Missouri JDrew rf 4 111 Solvey 2b North Scoll 214. 9. C.R. Prairie 234, 10. Boxing — Friday Night Flghls: Kassem 5 0 10 Mark Brooks 34-36—70 CRP—Casey Clark 56 run (pass 15 Ohio Slate at Northwestern Edmnd cf 4 0 0 0 Clbrnn lb Maouokela 292, 11. Norlh Fayette 345, 12. Ouma vs. Darrell Woodsr S p.m. ESPN2 3 10 0 J.J. Henry 33-37-70 failed) 16 Florida at Mississippi Puiols If 4 0 0 0 Dlluccl II MFL MarMac 360,13. Easl Central 394,14. 0 0 0 0 Stephen Ames 38-32—70 Dyersville Beckman 429, 15. Independence McCauley lifts DH—Malt Frommell 5 run (Pe­ 17 Georgia al 122 Alabama Rolen 3b 2 0 2 0 MWIms 3b 4 0 0 0 Mrrero It Brad Elder 36-34-70 446, 16. Waverlv-SR 481, 17. Anamosa 494. tersen kick) 18 Oregon al Arliona 1 0 0 OSFInleycf 4 0 10 Chad Campbell 35-35-70 19 Notre Dame vs. Stanford TMrlni lb Individuals - I. Milch Hansen IOC), DH—Nathan Rutl 50 run (Peter­ 4 0 0 0 McCkn rf 4 0 11 Geoll Ogilvv 36-34- 70 #10 Tennessee vs. Arkansas Fssero p 0 0 0 0 DMIIIer c 16:42; 2. Ben Grant (Western Dubuque), Transactions sen kick) 2 0 10 Brvce Molder 35-35—70 •12 Washington vs. California Isrnghs p 0 0 0 0 Little II 16:52; 3. Zach Belz IDC), 17.06; 4. Nelhan 3 0 0 0 Fred Wedsworlh 36-34- 70 #13 Kansas Slate at Colorado Rnlerla ss 4 110 Grace lb 10 0 0 Pelesch (BMI, 17:09; 5. Jetf Less INS), Canadiens, 5-3 Thursday Tonight •17 Washington St. vs. 118 Southern Cat Mlheny c Olln Browne 36-34—70 17:24. 3 0 10 Settling p 2 0 0 0 Tim Clark 36-34-70 BASEBALL •19 Wisconsin vs. 120 Penn Slate CFInlev p 3 0 0 0 Moeller ph 10 10 MARION - Curl Hansen, 17:38; Garrell METRO/IOWA CITY Russ Cochran 34-36—70 #21 LSU vs. Loulsiana-Lafavelle Kline p 0 0 0 0 Clnlron pr 0 0 0 0 Wood. 1807, DJ Engle, 18:20; Dane Ander­ Associated Press American League lonLeggait 35-35-70 Cedar Falls vs. Washington, al Klngslon #23 Texas A&M vs. Texas Tech RlWhle p 0 0 0 0 Kplove p 0 0 0 0 son, 18.32; Jonas Oreiuela, 18:35. Fullon AI'e.T 38-32- 70 —Signed RHP Jeremy City High al Iowa Clly West •24 Iowa vs. Purdue Cairo 3b 10 11 MMvrs p 0 0 0 0 C.R. PRAIRIE — Josh Dobbs, 17:58; Alyn McCauley scored twice, including the Woody Austin 37-33-70 Gulhrle to a four-year contract. Jefferson al Linn-Mar 10 0 0 John Haman, 18:12; Howard Tillon, 17:51; MIDWEST Dnnels ph Charles Howell lit 35-35-70 go-ahead goal with 15:10 left in the third period, Tanas Rangers—Placed LHP John Marlon at Benlon Community Totals 35 210 2 Totals 34 1 6 1 Nathan Cooper, 18:54; A.J. Chambertin, Rocker on Irrevocable waivers for the Reglna al Pekln Akron al E, Michigan Harrison Frazar 33-37—70 20:50. St. Louis .001 000 001-2 to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 5-3 victory purpose of giving him his unconditional Xavier al Dubuque Wahlerl Daylon al Bullet Robin Freeman 35-35—70 Marshall at Kent State Arizona . ..000 000 010-1 Bobby dampen 35-35—70 release. Announced it would not exercise Sophomores over the on Thursday night lis 2003 conlracl option on C Bill Haselman. Miami (Ohio) al Cincinnati E-Pulols (1). LOB-SI. Louis 9, Ari­ Frank Nobllo 35-36—71 Cedar Falls vs. Washington, al Kingston N. Illinois al Ball Stale Sian Ullev 36-35-71 Named Ron Hopkins coordinator of scout­ Clly High al Iowa Clly Wesl zona 10.2B-McCracken (I), DMIIIer ID. in an NHL preseason game in Montreal. Ohio at Bowling Green HR—JDrew (I). SB-Renlerla (2). CS- MalhewGoggln 35-36—71 Prep volleyball ing.' Jefferson al Linn-Mar Tennessee St. at SE Missouri Colro (1). S—Malhenv. Dully Waldorf 37-34-71 National League Marion al Benlon Community McCauley scored late in the first period to IP H R ER BB SO Dennis Paulson 35-36—71 Thursday Reglna al Pekln Florida Marlins-Sent RHP Tobv Bor­ St. Louis Chris Smith 36-35-71 Xavier at Dubuque Wahlerl METRO/IOWA CITY land outright to Calgarv ol the PCL. Named CFInlev 6V3 4 0 0 Tom Scherrer 36-35—71 Marc DelPlano farm director, Mike Coda- MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Kline Vj 10 0 Kelly Gibson 34-37-71 I.C. Wesl del. Clly High, 16-14, 15-13, hla easl coast supervisor, Joe Jordan Cedar Falls vs. C.R. Washington Pro hockey RlWhlle 1 110 Pete Jordan 37-34-71 16-18, 15-11. PRESEASON NHL national crosschecker and Dennis Cardoia C.R. Jefferson al Linn-Mar Fassero(Wl-O) Vi 0 0 0 Pal Bales 36-35-71 Jelterson def. Xavier, 14-16,13-15,15-8. Donnle Hammond 37-34—71 midwest scouting supervisor. C.R. Xavier al Dubuque Wahlerl NHL Preseason Isringhausen IS I) 1 0 0 0 15-8, 15-12 Joe Ogllvle 36-35-71 New York Mats—Assigned LHP Adam Dubuque Senior at Walerloo Easl Arizona AREA give Toronto its first lead, then added his second WEDNESDAY'S LATE RESULTS Todd Glealon 37-34-71 Walker and OF Tony Tarasco outright to Iowa City High at towa Clly West Schilling 7 7 11 Bellevue Marouelte del. Olin, 15-3, 15-5, of the game 4:50 into the third to make it 4-3. Norfolk of the IL. Activated RHP Kane San Jose 6, Colorado 1 Koplove(LO-l) l'/i 2 I 1 Per-Ulrlk Johansson 36-35—71 Mark McCu-r.ber 36-35-71 15-5 Davis from the 60-day disabled list. 3A DISTRICT 3 THURSDAY'S RESULTS MMvers '/1 10 0 Center Point Urbana def. Alburnett, 15-2 John Cook 37-34—71 Central League Oelwein al Decorah Buffalo 4, Detroit 2 15-7 15-5 Mikael Renberg scored against Jose Theodore HBP-bv Schilling (Rolen). Mall Kuchar 37-34-71 Union al West Delaware Toronto 5, Montreal 3 San Angek) Colts—Exercised options lor Umpires-Home, Bill Miller; First, Ron Mike Helnen 37-34-71 Easl Central del. Preslon, 15-B, 15-3, with 3:20 left to send the Maple Leafs on to their Waukon al Crestwood 15-7 the 2003 season on RHP Carlos Alvarado, Minnesota 4, Edmonton 2 Kulpa; Second, Gary Darling; Third, Edward Fryall 36-35—71 Western Dubuque al Independence Iowa Mennonite del. Wintield-Mounl LHP Anlwolne Anderson, LHP Josh Duwe, Los Angeles 2, Phoenix 1 Sieve Rlpplev; Lelt, Mark Hlrschbeck; Fred Funk 37-34-71 second win in as many nights against the Union, 15-6, 15-12, 15-12 RHP Gilbert Landesloy, LHP Fove Minion, 3A DISTRICT 4 Colorado 4, Dallas 1 Right, Bruce Froemmlng. Bo Van Pelt 34-37-71 RHP Erlck Moore, RHP Mickey O'Quinn, DeWllt Central al South Tama T—3:20. A-48,856 (49,033). Blaine McCallisler 37-35-72 Lisbon del. Bennell, 15-12, 8-15, 15-7. Canadiens. Karel Pilar and Josh Holden also TONIGHT'S GAMES 15-5 RHP Pablo Perez, RHP John SI. Amant, C Grinnell at Maquokela (Iowa rimes) Tom Bvrum 36-36-72 scored for Toronto (4-3-1). Kevin Brown, INF Tony Jeramlllo, INF Marlon at Benlon Community GAME TWO Tripp Isenhour 35-37-72 Monllcello det. Anamosa 15-0, 15-2, Carolina al Washington, 6 p.m. 8-15, 15-10 Tonv James, INF Rvan Johnson, 3B Eddie Mount Vernon at Vinlon-Shellsburg Tampa Bay al Ottawa, 6 p.m. SAN FRAN ATLANTA Carl Paulson 37-35-72 Lara, SS Marc Mlrliil, 2B Hector Plmen- North Cedar del. Calamus-Whealland, N.Y. Rangers at Florida, 6:30 pm. abrhbi abrhbi David Frost 37-35-72 Oleg Petrov scored two goals 5:38 apart in the lel, INF Paul Powell, OF Sergio Cairo, OF 3A DISTRICT 5 15-3, 15-1, 15-6 Cenlerville at Fort Madison Chicago al SI. Louis, 7 p.m. Lofton cf 4 0 10 Furcal ss 4 0 11 Spike McRov 39-33-72 Mike Klrkpalrlck, OF J.J. Pelrce, OF Carlos Franco 37-35—72 Poslville def North Favelte. 11-15, second period to put Montreal up 3-2. Patrice Fairfield al Washington Calgarv al Edmonton, 8 p.m. Aurilla ss 4 111 JuFrco lb 3 10 0 15-13, 15-10, 15-9 Nestor Smith and C Dwlght Pope. JKent 2b Bradley Hughes 37-35—72 Phoenix at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. 4 0 0 0 Smoltz p 0 0 0 0 Starmont det Sprlngviile, 11-15, 15-9, Keokuk al Oskaloosa Bonds If Bob Heinlz 36-36-72 Brisebois also scored and Saku Koivu had two BASKETBALL 4 111 Shlfield rf 4 0 0 0 15-9, 15-7 Mount Pleasant at Central Lee SATURDAY'S GAMES BSIIago c 4 0 10 CJones if SKIP Kendall 37-35-72 ... National Basketball Association 3 0 11 Sumner del. Clavlon Ridge, 15-10. 15-4, assists for the Canadiens. 2A DISTRICT 4 Washington at Philadelphia, 2 p.m. Snow lb 4 12 1 AJonescI 4 0 10 Miguel A. Jimenez 36-36—72 Detroit Pistons—Acquired a 2003 sec­ 15-10 Clavlon Ridge al Jesup Carolina al Atlanta, 4 p.m. RSndrs rf 4 0 10 JLopez c 4 2 2 1 Mall Peterson .33-39-72 • KINGS 2, COYOTES 1 ond-round draft pick from San Antonio for Turkey Valley del Lansing Kee, 15-1, — In Oklahoma City, Hudson al Starmont Ottawa al Montreal, 6 p.m. DaBell 3b 3 0 0 0 Caslilla 3b 2 2 11 Michael Allen. ..35-37-72 C Mengke Baleer. Rueler p 15-2, 15-11 MFL Mar Mac al North Favelte N.Y. Rangers al Boston, 6 p.m. 1 0 0 0 DeRosa 2b 3 2 2 2 Willie Wood 39-33-72 Chris McAlpine scored on a power play with 10 Indiana Pacers—Released F Rolan Rob- Avbar p Waukon del. Cresco, 15-10, 15-B, 15-9 Tampa Bay al Toronto, 6 p.m. 0 0 0 0 Rmlngr p 0 0 0 0 Jerry Kelly 36-34-72 erls, F Andre Hutson and F Rodnev Smith. South Winneshiek al Dyers. Beckman Feliz ph N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. 1 0 0 0 Holmes p 0 0 0 0 Len Malliace 35-37-72 AT XAVIER seconds left to lift Los Angeles. New Jersey Nets—Signed G John Celes- 2A DISTRICT 5 Chicago al Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Wlsick p 0 0 0 0 Helms lb 0 0 0 0 Sieve Fiesch 36-36- 72 C.R. Jefterson 14 13 IS IS 15 tand. Anamosa at North Cedar SI. Louis al Dallas, 7 p.m. Godwin ph 1 0 0 0 Mllwod p Mike Springer 39-33-72 • AVALANCHE 4, STARS 1 — At Dallas, Greg de FRdgez p 10 0 0 C.R. Xavier 16 IS 8 B 12 FOOTBALL Camanche al Monllcello Columbus al Nashville, 7 p.m. 0 0 0 0 Lckhrl 2b Dicky Pride 38-34- 77 Totals 10 0 0 Serving: Jetlerson 94-109 (.861, Xavier Vries scored on a third-period penalty shot and National Football League Cascade at Center Pt.-Urbana Edmonton at , 8 p.m. 34 3 7 3 Totals 29 7 8 6 Greg Chalmers 37-35—72 Anaheim al San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Stephen Gangiutf 37-35-72 81-90 1.9001. Aces: Jetlerson 15 (Chelsea Solon at Maquokela Valley San Francisco 010 001 001—3 NFL—Fined Denver CB Dellha O'Neal Colorado vs. Los Angeles al Las Vegas, Michael Long 35-37-72 Donald 4), Xavier 5 (Dani Anderson 21. Patrick Roy made 28 saves for Colorado. 115,000 for bumping an official during a 2A DISTRICT e Atlanta 130 300 00x—7 9:30 p.m. David Edwards 36-36—72 Kids: Jefferson 29 (Lindsev Hoeopner 9), game on Sept. 30. Highland-Lone Tree at Tlolon DP—San Francisco 1. LOB—Son • WILD 4, OILERS 2 GeneSauers 38-35-73 Xavier 45 Uenny Lvness 17). Assists: - At St. Paul, Minn., Chicago Bears-Signed WR-KR Vlnnv Loulsa-Musc. at Clear Creek Amana SUNDAY'S GAMES Francisco 4, Allanta 2. 2B— DeRosa (1). Jetlerson 27 (Becky Johnson 151, Xavier 37 3B—DeRosa (1). HR—Aurilla (1), Bonds Brian Hennlnger 38-35—73 first-round draft pick Pierre-Marc Bouchard Sutherland to two-year deal. Waived WR West Liberty at Mid-Prairie Atlanta vs. Minnesota at Grand Forks, (Dani Dilger 26). Digs: Jefterson 48 (Jennv Jamin Elliott. 11), Snow (1), JLopcz (2), Caslilla It). Guv Boros 40-33-73 Wilton al Williamsburg N.D., 2 p.m. D.A. Weibring 36-37-73 Zearlev 10), Xavier 89 (Lvness 20). Blocks: CS-Furcal 111. S—Millwood. Jefferson 8 (Zearlev 3),Xavier 30 (Maggie scored his first goal in a Minnesota uniform Green Bay Packers—Signed WR Cory Columbus al Buffalo, 5 p.m. Dirk Schultz 37-36-73 2A DISTRICT 7 O'Connell 10) Parchman to the practice squad. San Jose al Vancouver, 9 p.m. IP H RER BB SO Kaname Yokoo 39-34—73 and the Wild remained the only unbeaten team Minnesota Vikings—Signed S Jason Per­ Albia al Davis County End Preseason Schedule San Francisco Scotl McCarron 39-34—73 AT I.C. WEST ry. Signed OT Lorenxo While to practice Medlapolls al Sigourney-Keo'a Rueler (L 0-1) 3 in the; NHL's preseason.. . squad. Van Buren at New London-Danviile Avbar 2 SAMSUNG WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP I.C. West 16 15 16 15 San Diego Chargers—Placed CB Tav W. Burlington ND at Eddvvlle-Blksbrg Wliaslck 2 At Valelo, Calil. I.C. High 14 13 IB It Cody on injured reserve. Signed CB Kevin FRodrlguez 1 (HkSdenbrooke Golf Club course, par-72) Serving: I.C Wesl ( 9401 Aces: I.C. Wesl House. 1A DISTRICT 3 Junior hockey Atlanta FIRST ROUND RESULTS (Kara Montgomery 3). Kills: I.C Wesl Colo-NESCO al Dike-New Hartlord HOCKEY Millwood (W 1-0) 6 (Erin O'Connor 281. Assists: IC Wesl Easl Marshall al Belle Plaine Mlchele Redman 33-32-65 USHL Remlinger 1 Annika Sorenstam.. .34-32—66 (Katie Buetlnerl Digs: I.C West (Erin Eldora-NP al Grundv Center Holmes 3h O'Connor 20. Abbv Wieck 181 Blocks: I.C Calgarv Flames—Assigned F Blair Betts Grace Park 36-31-67 Gladbrook-Reinbeck at BCLUW Smoltz IV, West (Erin O'Connor, Amanda Judlsch 81 AREA NOTES to Saint John ol the AHL and G Brell Laura Diaz 32-36-68 OP Pts GF GA ICrahn lo Calgary ol the WHL. 1A DISTRICT 4 East W L Rueler pitched lo 3 batters In Ihe 4lh. Rosie Jones 34-34—68 •—I.C High stals unavailable 35-33-68 Florida Panthers—Reassigned RW Denver al CF. NUHS-Janesville Cedar Rapids 1 0 0 2 4 1 PB—BSanllago. Crlslle Kerr Umpires—Home, Paul Emmel; First. Ml Hvun Kim 35-34-69 Pierre Oagenals and RW Hannes Hvvonen Elkader Central at Rocklord Chicago 1 0 0 2 2 1 IGHSAU Rankings Angel Hernandez; Second. Jerry Levne; Se Ri Pak . 36-33—69 ASA champion to be decided to San Antonio ol the AHL. M.C. Newman Catholic al Turkey Valley Des Moines 1 0 0 2 5 2 —Assigned C Scott Walerloo 1 1 0 2 4 6 Third, Tim Tschlda; Lett, Ted Barrel!; Paula Marti 37-32-69 Through Oct. 2 Wapsie Valley al Saint Ansgar Barney and LW Kip Brennan to Manches­ Green Bav 0 1 0 0 12 Right, Mike Reiily. Jul! Inksler 33-37-70 (With match records & previous ranking) • WINCHESTER, Ind. — The 2002 ASA Racing ter, ol AHL. IA DISTRICT 5 T-2:58. A—47,167 ( 50.091). Lorle Kane 34-36-70 West w L OP Pts GF GA CLASS 3A Record ~Prv —Re-signed F Todd Dorothy Delasin.. 35-37-72 Series national champion will be determined Durant-Bennelt at Bellevue Sioux Falls 1 0 13 9 5 35-37-72 Warrlner. Sent G Tyler Moss and D-F Rachel Teske 1. Dubuoue Wanlerl 16-0-0 38-0 I Ed-Co al Norm Linn Sioux Cilv 1 0 0 2 6 3 38-35-73 Zenith Komarnlskl lo Manitoba ol the AHL. Hee-Won Han 2. Davenport Norm 23-2-1 50-8 4 Sunday at the 33rd Annual Winchester 400 at Midland al West Branch Trl-Cltv 1 1 0 2 6 4 38-35—73 —Returned RW Miklno KuM 3. Ames 27-1-1 65-4 5 Northeast al Alburnett River Cltv 1 1 0 2 4 6 Pro tennis Carln Koch 37-36—73 4. Clinton 17-1-2 41-7 6 Winchester Speedway. Boyd Gordon to Red Deer ol me WHL. IA DISTRICT 6 Topeka 0 1 0 0 2 7 37-37-74 Ml Na Lee 5. Ankeny 21-1-0 47-4 3 Joey Clanton of Stockbridge, Ga., heads into BCM al Columbus Jet. Lincoln 0 2 0 0 5 11 Thursday Belh Daniel.. 39-36-75 6. Iowa City West 16-3-5 42-12 9 Iowa Cily Reglna al Pekin Chicago Wolves—Announced the Atlanta TONIGHT'S GAMES KREMLIN CUP Karrle Webb 37-38-75 7. Dubuque Hempstead 15-2-1 38-8 2 the season finale with a 10-point lead over Co­ Thrashers have assigned F Kamll Plros, F Monleiuma al WACO Kelly Robblns 36-41-77 8. Sioux Cltv Heelan 12-5-4 31-19 15 At Moscow J.P. Vlgler, D Darnel Exelbv, D Kurlis Wapello at Eldon Cardinal C.R. RoughRlders at Lincoln, 7:05 p.m. 9. Bellendorl 11-5-4 35-20 12 lumbus, Ohio, driver Gary St. Amant. Kevin Cy- River Clly al Sioux Clly, 7:05 p.m, MEN'S RESULTS Foster and D Mike Weaver to the learn. A DISTRICT 4 BUY.COM MONTEREY PENINSULA 10. Pella 14-3-1 35-10 17 East Coast Hockey League Topeka al Trl-Cltv, 705 p.m. SINGLES At Seaside, Calil. winski of Wausau, Wis., is 86 points back in CAL-Dows at North Tama 11. Central DeWIti (16-4-3), 12. Waver- SATURDAY'S GAMES Second Round (Bayonet Golf Course, par-72) ly-Shell Rock (15-5-1), 13. Urbandale —Signed LW Jamie Clarksville al Greene FIRST ROUND LEADERS third-place. Muswagon. C.R. RoughRlders al Des Moines, 7:35 Cyril Saulnier, France, del. Bohdan (16-4-2), 14. CB. Lincoln (20-6-3), 15. CB. NE Hamilton at Alden Roland Thatcher 33-33-66 —Announced F Jim p.m. Ulihrach, Czech Reoubllc, 6-3, 6-2. Lewis Central (13-5-3), 16. Indlanola Clanton and St. Amant have been trading the Hubbard-Radclilte al Rckwll-Swaledle ...33-34-67 Leger and D Brent Bilodeau nave been River city al Trl-Clly, 7:05 p.m. Sleng Schalken (7), Netherlands, del. Jason Caron.. (14-6-4), 17. Boone 110-6-0), 18. Sioux City 36-33-69 returned Irom Blnghamton of the AHL; D A DISTRICT 5 Sioux Falls al Green Bay, 7:05 p.m. Wavne Ferrelra, South Africa, 7-5, 6-0. Omar Uresll Easl (12-5-4), 19. Dubuque Senior points lead back and forth over the last two rac­ 35-34—69 Phil Roy has been returned from Hershey Walerloo at Sioux City, 705 P.m. (5), Switzerland, det. Richard Barcelo ... (12-5-1 J. 20. Spencer 116-4-0) Lansing Kee at Valley Communlly 32-37-69 ol the AHL; and D Pierre-Luc Courchesne Chicago al Topeka, 7:05 p.m. Jarkko Nlemlnen, Finland, 6-1, 6-4. Michael Flvnn es. St. Amant won national titles in 1998 and Postville at Fredricksburg 36-33-69 CLASS 2A Record Pry has been returned from Sainl John ol the Ralner Schulller, Germany, def. Jonas Joel Krlbel Rlcevllle al Sumner 34-36-70 2000, and Clanton was the series' rookie of the AHL. Wesl Central at Tripoli Blorkman, Sweden, 6-1, 6-3. Cliff Kresge 1. Hull Wslrn Christian 18-2-2 42-8 I John Elliott 38-33-71 2. Roiand-Slory 11-1-1 31-6 2 —Announced D A DISTRICT 6 Nicolas Escude, France, def. Ivan Llubl- Barry Cheesman.. 37-34—71 3. Charles Cilv 18-4-5 46-17 6 year in 2000. Ma/ek Prlechodsky and D Jeremy Van Central City al Springvllle clc, Croatia, 7-6 16). 6-4. Todd Fanning 36-35-71 4. Winter set 22-2-0 52-7 3 Hoof have been assigned from Springfield Dunkerton al Preston Local golf Yevgeny Kafelnikov (2), Russia, del. 35-36- 71 S.MId-Pralrle ...... 21-2-0 45-7 7 Clanton and St. Amant won ASA Racing Se­ ol the AHL. Lisbon at Easl Central Nicolas Klefer, 6-4, 6-2. Todd Bailev Cave Schrever 33-38-71 6. O.C. Unity Christian 15-4-3 40-13 8 Olln at Easl Buchanan Hole In One Paul-Henri Malhleu, France, del. Jiri ries races at Hawkeye Downs Speedway in Ce­ SOCCER Mike Brlskv 34-37-71 7. South Tama 20-2-1 52-9 5 AIRPORT NATIONAL Novak, Czeck Republic, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. 36-35-71 " - Malor Indoor Soccer League A DISTRICT 7 Marat Satin (1), Russia, det. Andre Sa, Charles Warren . 8. Aollnglon-Parkersburg ..19-2-6 50-11 4 dar Rapids this summer. Andrew L«rov of Iowa Cily seed Ihe '^MISL—Suspended New England D Car­ English Valleys al HLV Brazil, 7-6 13), 4-6, 7-5. John Wilson 34-38-72 9. North Fayette 12-2-6 36-14 9 los Llamosa lor one more game and lined Garwln GMG al Trl-Counlv 105-yard sixth hole Thursday with a pitch­ 10. Adel ADM 22-2-0 50-6 10 WOMEN'S RESULTS anaddillonal $1,000 lor being elected In a North Mahaska at Iowa Valley ing wedge. 11. Red Oak (14-2-2), 12. Fairfield Kernels' slate heavy on spring games game al Chicago on Sepl. 29. Wlnfleld-Mt. Union al Lynnville-Sully SINGLES 113-2-2), 13. Algona (20-4-3), 14. Atlantic "Cleveland Force—Traded Ihe rights lo F Second Round (13-3-41, 15. Spirit Lake (13-2-01, 16. Chad James and F Nikola Vlgnlevlc lo Ihe Boys' golf • The Cedar Rapids Kernels have released a Magdalene Mateeva, Bulgaria, del. Ve­ Vlmon-Shensburg 113-3-3), 17. Monroe Kansas Clly Comets tor their lirsl pick in nus Williams (1), United Slates, 6-2, 1-6, PCM (12-5-1), 18. Center Polnt-Urbana 2003 schedule that's heavy on home games in Ihe 2003 and 2004 amateur drafts and Odds Thursday 7-6 (3). (11-6-2), 19. Osage (12-7-5), 20. Clear Lake financial considerations. Today's Line Lindsay Davenport (3), United Stales, AT AIRPORT NATIONAL (11-6-11 the spring. Pro football def. Magui Serna, Spain, 6-4, 6-3. VOLLEYBALL Teams — I Linn-Mar 134, 2 C.R CLASS IA Record Prv The Kernels, who open the campaign^ April 3 U.S. Pro Volleyball (Home Team In CAPS) Nadia Petrova, Russia, del. Anna Kour- Prairie 143. 3. Walerloo East 151 NFL 1. Rock Valley 23-1-2 53-4 1 Chicago Thunder—Re-signed MB Kelly COLLEGE FOOTBALL nlkova, Russia, walkover. Co-medallsts — Todd Larson (LM) and 2. Hlnlon 21-0-0 51-1 2 at Quad City and at home April 11 against Quad Kennedy. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Nathalie Dechy, France, det. Meghann Jeff Roberlshaw ILMI 33. Shaughnessv, United Stales, 6-3, 6-3. 3. Wall Lake View-Auburn .. 18-0-0 44-5 3 Minnesota Chill—Re-signed OH Tyra LINN-MAR (134) - Larson 33, Roberl­ City, have 15 homes games in April and 16 East W L T Pet PF PA Underdog Elena Bovina, Russia, def. Elena De- 4. Grandview.Park Baptist ...23-2-0 50-5 4 Harper. Favorite Spread shaw 33, Dan Kenl 34, Rvan Kreher 34. Miami 3 1 0 .750 1 30 85 mentieva (9), Russia, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4. C.R PRIAIRE (144) - Rvan Barenz 35, 5. Tripoli 20-2-1 47-5 6 home games in May. There are eight home FRESNO ST. 6. Farragul 18-0-0 43-0 8 COLLEGE New England 3 1 0 .750 129 80 17 .. UTAH ST. Mala Matevzic, Slovenia, def. Dlnara Andv Krenz 35, Ian Schrage 36, Austin Massachusetts—Suspended freshman F Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 132 131 Saflna, Russia, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. Black 37. 7. Pella Christian 15-3-1 37-10 14 dates in June, 14 in July and 17 in August. Stephen Brlggs from the basketball team N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .250 50 133 Saturday 8. Medlapolls 17-4-4 42-14 16 AIG JAPAN OPEN AT CEDAR FALLS 9. Norlh Kossuth 25-2-1 59-11 10 Noon games are scheduled at Memorial Stadi­ lor a violation ot learn rules. Pet PF PA South W L T Favorite Spread Underdog Pheasants Ridge G.C. 10. Fori Madison Aquinas 25-1-1 56-5 5 Pennsylvania—Named Julie Anne Fab- At Tokyo Indianapolis 2 1 0 .667 64 49 IOWA . 8Vi . um April 30, May 8, May 20, July 10 and Aug. 5. slk-Swarts assistant gymnastics coach. MEN'S RESULTS Teams - 1. Cedar Falls 150, 2. C.R. II. Le Mars Gehlen 113-2-1), 12. Iowa Jacksonville 2 1 0 .667 76 47 TENNESSEE . 11 Arkansas Xavier 152. 3. I.C. High 155, 4. C.R. Penn State—Named David Baker assis­ .250 42 92 SINGLES Cltv Reglna (11-3-1), 13. Dike-New Hart- Houston * 1 3 0 GA TECH . 13 . Washington 162. lord II3-4-S), 14. Melcher-Dallas (13-1-0), tant athletic director. .250 93 128 Second Round Tennessee 1 3 0 W.VIRGINIA . 3 . Individuals — 1. Tim Hackbarth ICRJ) 15. New London 120-6-3), 16. Grundv Kennedy ranked 13th in wrestling poll Paradorn Srlchapan (8), Thailand, def. North W L T Pet PF PA SYRACUSE . l>/> . 35, 2. Steve Mlcka (CRX) 36, 3. Troy Cenler (18-3-3). 17. Schaller-Creslland Lars Burgsmulter, Germany, 6-3, 6-4. 2 2 0 .500 103 91 12 HoHman ICF) 36. 113-2-2), 18. Laurens-Marathon 119-4-0), • CEDAR RAPIDS — Cedar Rapids Kennedy's Cleveland Florida .MISS. Kenneth Carlsen, Denmark, det. Domi- Baltimore 1 2 0 .333 41 58 13 C.R. XAVIER (152): Hackbarlh 35, 19. East Central (22-2-3), 20 Lake Cilv TEXAS A&M 6 nik Hrbaly (It), Slovakia, 6-4, 6-4. Southern Cal (16-5-4) wrestling team is ranked 13th in the 2002-03 Plllsburgh 1 2 0 .333 47 73 Mlcka 36, Malt Krumbholz 39, Stephen E CAROLINA . 20 . Army Juan Ignaclo Chela (5), Argentina, def. Bloomberg 42. Cincinnati 0 4 0 .000 23 119 4 BAYLOR Kansas Cecil Mamlll, United Stales, 6-1, 6-0. I.C. HIGH (155): Kris Richardson 37, Wrestling USA National High School Team Pre­ 300 game Pel PF PA West W L T NOTRE DAME. . 8Vi . Takao Suzuki, Japan, del. Brian Vahalv, Trey Skaugslad 38, Ned Plrotle 39, Alex season Rankings. MAY CITY BOWL San Diego 4 0 0 1.000 102 38 AIR FORCE 23 Navy Untied Slates, 6-3, 7-6 (3). Hill 41. Del Cllne, who carries a 211 average In Oakland 3 0 0 mnnt u TCU ..... II . Marlln Verkerk, Netherlands, del. C.R. WASHINGTON (162): Nick Miller College volleyball The Cougars finished eighth with 64.5 points at Ihe Evergreen league, rolled a perlect Denver 3 1 0 750 98 87 San Jose SI SMU James Blake (61, United Slates, 6-3, 3-6, 40, Chris James 40, Kyle Booze 39, Josh flame. Kansas Cily 2 2 0 .500 142 133 . 3'/i . ...COLORADO 6-3. Jobson 43. Thursday last season's state meet and return all four place- WASHINGTON. 12 Fellclano Lopez, Spain, del. Mardv Fish, IOWA COLLEGES 800 series NATIONAL CONFERENCE WISCONSIN . 2 United Stales, 7-6 13), 6-4. AT GATES PARK winners — Joey Slaton (second at 103 pounds), Easl W L T Pet PF PA . 8 . ARIZONA Taylor Oenl (16), Unlled States, def. Teams - I. C.R. Kennedy 145, 2. Grinnell del. Cornell, 30-23, 30-27, 28-30, Michael Kohlmann, Germany, 6-4, 6-4. Walerloo Wesl 146, 3. I.C. Wesl 152,4. C.R. Mitch Mueller (third at 112), Kyle Blood (fourth MAY CITY BOWL Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 140 64 30-23 S.CAROLINA 4 Mississippi St. Magnus Norman, Sweden, det. Juan Jefferson. William Penn del. Fallh Baptist, 30-15, Kirk Hausklns, who carries a 230 aver­ Dallas 2 2 0 .500 57 86 at 119) and Justin Hauge (sixth at 135). OREGON ST 4 UCLA Medalists — I. Oan Holterhaus (CRK), 30-16, 30-15 age In Ihe Evergreen league, rolled games N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 55 64 Carlos Ferrero (2), Spain, 6-3, 6-3. So. Cal 3 at Wash. St. Andrew Carper (WW), 35. Washington 1 2 0 .333 48 80 Third Round Class 2A state champion Emmetsburg/Arm- ol 259, 279 and 268 for an 806 series. /"Mr lAhnmJi I31/7 .MISSOURI C.R. KENNEDY (145)'. Hollerhaus 35, South W L T Pet PF PA 24Vi . ..Okla. SI. Anthony Dupuis, France, def. , Germany, 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (4). Brent Volroubek 36, Dillon Boenish and strong-Ringsted is the only other Iowa school in Carolina 3 1 .750 76 45 Ohio SI .. 25 . N'WESTERN Leagues o Lleylon Hewitt (1), Australia, del. Nico­ Cole DeKlolz 37, Spencer Votroubek 40, New Orleans 3 1 o .750 III 89 La Tech 6 RICE Women's soccer las Massu (14), Chile, 6-7 (4), 6-2, 6-4. Brock Worlev 41. the rankings at No. 21. WESTDALE BOWLING CENTER Tampa Bay 3 1 o .750 106 47 BOISE ST 4 Hawaii I.C. WEST (152): Jon Feldick 36, Zack Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 77 54 .. 2 . UNLV Kenneth Carlsen, Denmark, det. Juan Thursday Risky Business — Kenny Core 278-625, Ignaclo Chela (51, Argentina, 6-7 (4), 7-6 Anderson 37, Finn Kolsrud 39, Ben Clark Blair Academy of New Jersey is ranked No. 1. ARIZONA ST 8'/i Mary Taylor 196-490; Comets — Anno North W L T Pet PF PA (5), 7-6 13). 40, Aulin Kromer and K.J. Kreder 43. IOWA COLLEGES Staff reports BUFFALO C.R. JEFFERSON (73): Tom Miller 39, Appleby 202-542 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 HI 114 Magnus Norman, Sweden, def. Taylor Culver-Stockton 7, Mount Mercy 0 CINCINNATI . 5vi . JVilaml (Ohio) Ben Montgomery and Tim Goedken 44, C.R. BOWLING CENTER Chicago 2 2 0 .500 91 98 Dent (16), Unlled Slates, 6-3, 6-2. .. 14 . KENT ST. Tvler Born and Alex Watson 46, Cory AT TUMA SOCCER COMPLEX R&P 5410 — Brian Lynch 278-661; Detroit 1 3 0 .250 85 138 51/. BALL ST. Vlnce Spadea, Unlled Stales, del. Karol N Illinois Schmallz 47. Culver-Stockton 7, Mount Mercy 0 Wednesday Night Strikers - Al Shramek Minnesota 0 4 0 .000 99 141 BOWLING CRN.. 24 Ohio Kucera, Slovakia, 7-5, 7-6 (6). Magnus Larsson, Sweden, del. Jerome Goats — Beth Zeldler 4, Megan Mock, 222-582, Karla Rledl 234-517; Jubilee Janes West W L T Pet PF PA Tulone I3vi . ...LA.-MONROE Golmard, France, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. Anna Pleifler, Amber Holthaus. Assists — — Sharon Carpenter 190, Tammy Winn 511 San Francisco 2 1 0 .667 50 47 LSU . 27Vi Fellclano Lopez, Spain, def- Martin Lacy Chaoel 2, Mock 2. MAY CITY BOWL Arizona 2 2 0 .500 83 74 Verkerk, Netherlands, 6-2, 7-6 (6). .250 84 87 S Florida 2 N.TEXAS Amateur golf Evergreen — Del Cllne 300, Kirk Haus­ Seattle 1 3 0 (B), Thailand, def. .000 61 88 CORRECTIONS klns (06; Best Halves — Mat Fowler 276, SI. Louis 0 4 0 NFL Takao Suzuki, Japan, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4. Thursday Raydell Reld 276-705, Diana Rlos 234-599; SUNDAY'S GAMES Lucky Strikes - Slacy Starry 257-704; WOMEN'S RESULTS USGA SENIOR AMATEUR Women's tennis (Iowa times) Favorite Spread Underdog SINGLES Wednesday Seniors — Ken Kroeger At Jacksonville, Fla. N.Y. Glanls al Dallas, noon Second Round A quote highlighted in a story about Universi­ 247-760, Jerry Beavers 203-586; (Way City MIAMI. 3 New England (Tlmuduana Countrv Club, par-72) Thursday Betes - Michelle Bell 249-620; Wednesday Oakland al BuHalo, noon NEW ORLEANS. 3 Plllsburgh Sllvlla Talala, Croatia, del. Virginia ty of Iowa men's basketball ticket sales should Tampa Bay al Atlanta, noon TENNESSEE SVi Washington SEMIFINALS AT CLARK RACQUET CENTER Golden Age - Barb Garlow 237-625, Ruth Ruano Pascual (7), Spain, 6-2, 6-3. Coe 5, St. Ambrose 4 Mllvelsky 214, Gwen Sharp 541; RoUIn Arizona al Carolina, noon Tampa Bav 1 ATLANTA Al Suglvama (1) Japan, def. Aklko Upper Bracket ' have been attributed to Ticket Manager David Washington al Tennessee, noon Singles — Ashley Peterson IC) del. Stones - Kelly Mover 276-695, Becky Oakland 3 BUFFALO Morlgaml, Japan, 6-3, 7-5. Greg Reynolds, Grand Blanc, Mich. Cincinnati ol Indianapolis, noon Mawle McDermotl, 6-3, 7-6; Luyre Hup- Hokib 166-625; CatmxioaB I - Mark CAROLINA 3vi Arizona Jelena Koslanlc, Croatia, del. Maria (149), def. Curl Madson, Mount Dora, Fla. Sandstrum, not Athletics Director Bob Bowlsby. New England at Miami, noon DALLAS Pk N.Y. Giants fer (CI def. Allison Blackwood, 6-0, 6-3; Rodemever 299, Chris Meeder 787; Pencil Plllsburgh al New Orleans, noon Marrero, Spain, 5-7, 6-0, 6-2. (153), 4 and 3. Noelle Slecher ISA) del. Lindsay Chase, Pushers — Sarah Kasey 146, Karleen INDIANAPOLIS.,. W/i Cincinnati Sarah Taylor, Unlled Slates, del. Ar- The quote was attributed correctly in the story. Kansas Clly al N.Y. Jels, 3:05 p.m. Kansas Clly 3 -N.Y. JETS Lower Bracket 6-3, 7-6 110-71; Jamie Sheridan (C) del. Slelchen 146-407, Guy Kelly 240, Eric Bales San Diego al Denver, 3:05 p.m. anlxa Sanchez-Vlcarlo (3), Spain, 6-3, 7-6 Joanna Jescke, 6-3, 6-1; Amber Wilson DENVER 5 Son Diego (3). Mark Bemowskl, Mukwonago, Wis. The Gazette will respond to complaints about 593; Outcasts - Jodie Merrill 222, Tina Philadelphia al Jacksonville, 3:15 pm. (SA) def. Jessie Williams, 6-7, 6-3 (10-4); Levlne 545 SAN FRAN 7 SI. Louis Yuka Yoshlda, Japan, def. Ansley Car- (153), del. BUI Baloh, Hermlnle, Pa. (153), 4 SI. Louis at San Francisco, 3:15 p.m. Philadelphia 3 JACKSONVILLE Jana Stloukalova (SA) def. Molly Sullivan, the accuracy, fairness and completeness of reports Baltimore el Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. glll, Unlled Stales, 6-7 (5), 7-5, 6-4. and 3. 6-4, 6-3. CASTLE LANES CLEVELAND 6Vi Baltimore Jill Craybas, Unlled Slates, def. Eman- Camden Amusement — Rav Buerckly FINALS and headlines in the newspaper. When a report is MONDAY NIGHT'S GAME Monday uelle Gagliardl (4), Switzerland, 6-3, 4-6, Doubles - Blackwood/Slecher (SA) def. 259-644, Erin Carter 221-571; New Castles Green Bav al Chicago, 8 p.m. 6-3. Greg Reynolds, Grand Blanc, Mich. Peterson/Huofer, 9-7; Sheridan/Ashley found to be wrong or misleading, a correction or - Connie O'Connell 244, Kim Grady 632, Spread Underdog Open: Seattle, Oelroll, Minnesota, Hous- Favorite Tamarlne Tanasugarn (2), Thailand, def. 1149), del. Mark Bemowskl, Mukwonago, Hubler (C) del. Jescke/Wilson, 8-6; John Sires 276-766; King ol Beers - John CHICAGO I'/i Green Bay Kelly Liggan, Ireland, 6-2, 1-6, 7-6 (1). Wis. (153), 4 and 3. Chase/Sulllvan (C) del. O'Dell/Shaw, 8-6. clarification will be published in this space. Lemon 226-589, Cheryl Benn 232-603