GIRLS GOLF:

• Atlantic 167, Denison no team score (Medalist: Erin Olsen, Atlantic 38)
• Harlan 216, Glenwood 305 (Medalist: Marea Ferry, Harlan 48)
• IKM_Manning 231, Riverside no team score (Medalist: Ellen Johnson, Riverside 45)
• Audubon 182, Treynor 187 (Medalist: Susie Bylund, Audubon 39)
• Southwest Iowa 237, Red Oak 244, Heartland Christian no team score (Medalist: Sabrina Hernandez, SWI 45)
• Charter Oak-Ute 257, Logan-Magnolia no team score, Woodbine no team score (Medalist: Savannah Weed, CO-U & Caitlyn Jensen, Woodbine 61)

BOYS GOLF:

• Atlantic 141, Denison 161 (Medalist: Evan Schuler, Atlantic 31)
• Harlan 154, Glenwood 165 (Medalist: Ross Martens, Harlan 35)
• Riverside 166, IKM-Manning 174 (Medalist: Tyler Krueger, Riverside 38)
• Treynor 161, Audubon 180 (Medalist: Trey Robinson, Treynor 37)
• Red Oak 191, Southwest Iowa 217, Heartland Christian 229 (Medalist: Gavin Driskell, SWI 45)
• Logan-Magnolia 192, Charter Oak-Ute 202, Woodbine 212 (Medalist: Chris Johnson, Woodbine 45)

GIRLS TENNIS:

• Denison 6, Atlantic 3
• Audubon 8, Southwest Valley 1

BOYS TENNIS:

• Denison 6, Atlantic 3
• Audubon 8, Southwest Valley 1
• Shenandoah 7, Red Oak 2
• Glenwood 6, Harlan 3

GIRLS SOCCER:

• Glenwood 7, Riverside 0
• Tri-Center 1, St. Albert 0
• Chariton 3, Creston 0

BOYS SOCCER:

• Glenwood 6, Atlantic 0
• Underwood 2, A-H-S-T-Walnut 0
• Thomas Jefferson 2, Riverside 0
• Denison 2, Sioux City East 0

Lewis Central Co-Ed

Girls:

1. Glenwood 197.5
2. Harlan 179
3. Atlantic 83.5 (Tiffany Williams won both the 3000 & 1500)
4. Thomas Jefferson 82
5. Abraham Lincoln 80

Boys:

1. Glenwood 155.5
2. Lewis Central 111
3. Harlan 100
4. St. Albert 92
5. Atlantic 83.5 (Alec Hayes won the High Jump)

Treynor Cardette Relays

1. Treynor 100
2. Woodbine 80
3. Fremont-Mills 72
4. Shenandoah 68
5. Griswold 57
6. Tri-Center 51
7. Underwood 40
8. Audubon 35
9. Red Oak 21
10. Missouri Valley 19
11. A-H-S-T-Walnut 11

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Red Oak Boys Invitational

1. Mount Ayr 141
2. Clarinda 124
3. Shenandoah 106
4. Red Oak 71
5. Southwest Valley 59
6. Bedford 20
7. Tri-Center 20
8. Riverside 13

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Bob Weber Boys Relays @ Hamburg

1. Fremont-Mills 156
2. East Mills 145
3. Nishnabotna 92
4. Sidney 71
5. Stanton 32

Spartan Boys Relays @ Onawa

1. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 122
2. Logan-Magnolia 86
3. Lawton-Bronson 85
4. Boyer Valley 80
5. Missouri Valley 74
6. West Harrison 55
7. Woodbine 36
8. Whiting 36
9. West Monona 10
10. Westwood 5

2014 Spartan Relays Final Results (1)

CAM Co-Ed Relays

Girls:

1. Exira/EHK 164
2. Sidney 156
3. Adair-Casey 62
4. CAM 59
5. Iowa Christian 51
6. Grandview Park Baptist 42
7. Orient-Macksburg 19
8. Atlantic JV 13
9. Iowa Deaf 1

Boys:

1. Exira/EHK 120
2. Adair-Casey 114
3. Grandview Park Baptist 40
4. Iowa Christian 32
5. CAM 26
6. Atlantic JV 21
7. Orient-Macksburg 17

CAM COED Track Meet Results 4-22-14 (3)

NEW YORK (AP) — Adam Wainwright threw seven neat innings before leaving with a knee injury, and Jon Jay hit a two-run single that sent the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-0 victory over the New York Mets on Tuesday night.

Left fielder Matt Holliday robbed Chris Young of a tying homer, one night after the Mets played some dazzling defense of their own to post a shutout in the series opener.

Wainwright faced the minimum through four innings and outpitched Dillon Gee. It was the second consecutive scoreless start for Wainwright, who tossed a two-hit shutout last Thursday at Washington.

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A proposal to provide a state tax credit of up to $2 million to the Knoxville Raceway has advanced in the Iowa Senate. The plan received the approval of the Senate Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday and is now eligible for floor debate.

Under the proposal, the racetrack in Knoxville would receive a state sales tax rebate to help fund an expansion. The rebate would be capped at $2 million or 25 percent of the total project cost, and the track would be eligible to receive the rebate from Jan. 1, 2015, to Jan. 1, 2025.

The offer follows a similar credit provided for the Iowa Speedway at Newton, approved by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Terry Branstad earlier this month.

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Treynor Cardinal Boys Relays

1. West Harrison 106
2. Treynor 105
3. Audubon 77
4. Griswold 74
5. Riverside 73
6. Underwood 56
7. A-H-S-T-Walnut 46
8. Clarinda Academy 18

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Ace Nelson Relays @ Denison

Girls:

1. Dension 166
2. Maple Valley 132
3. IKM-Manning 117
4. Charter Oak-Ute 72
5. Boyer Valley 64
6. Denison JV 11
7. Ar-We-Va 10
8. IKM-Manning JV 5

Ace Nelson Girls scoring 4.21.14

Boys:

1. Denison 150
2. IKM-Manning 146
3. Boyer Valley 113
4. Maple Valley 98
5. Ar-We-Va 26
6. IKM-Manning JV 7
7. Denison JV 6
8. Maple Valley JV 5

Ace Nelson Boys scoring 4.21.14 (2)

GIRLS GOLF:

Valley West Des Moines Girls Classic played at Willow Creek in Des Moines.

1. Valley 318
2. Waukee 319
3. Atlantic 333
4. Johnston 339
5. Newton 355
6. Marshalltown 360
7. Valley Orange 364
8. Mason City 368
9. Hoover/Roosevelt 368
10. SE Polk 372
11. Ames 380
12. Ankeny 381
13. Urbandale 407
14. Indianola 437

Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic finished 3rd (40-36-76); champion Jasmine Wyzgowski, Waukee, 73

Other Atlantic scores:

• Brooke Newell 41-40-81
• Erin Olsen 46-40-86
• Bailey Walter 46-44-90
• McKenna DenBeste 53-48-101
• Sarah Fixmer 59-52-111

ALSO:

• Tri-Center 242, Logan-Magnolia no team score (Medalist: Hayley Fischer, Tri-Center 58)
• Clarinda 199, Creston 212 (Medalist: Maddy Davidson, Clarinda 45)
• Red Oak 240, Glenwood 305 (Medalist: Ellen Fellers, Red Oak 56)
• A-H-S-T-Walnut 225, Riverside & Nishnabotna no team scores (Medalist: Ellen Johnson, Riverside 48)
• Southwest Valley 192, CAM no team score (Medalist: Gentry Johannes, Southwest Valley 46)
• Underwood 228, Griswold 244 (Medalist: Natalie Casson, Underwood 51 & Hattie Dalke, Griswold 51)

BOYS GOLF:

• IKM-Manning 183, Missouri Valley 235 (Medalist: Jacob Tank, IKM-Manning 44)
• Tri-Center 191, Logan-Magnolia 199 (Medalist: Wes Zimmerman, Tri-Center 43)
• Griswold 168, Underwood 190 (Medalist: James Reynolds, Griswold 35)
• Southwest Valley 176, CAM 199 (Medalist: Evan Baldwin, Southwest Valley 33)
• Riverside 183, A-H-S-T-Walnut 192 (Medalist: Tyler Krueger, Riverside 42)
• Glenwood 152, Red Oak 185 (Medalist: Kobe Rhodes, Glenwood 35)
• Creston 155, Clarinda 163 (Medalist: Carlton Rahn, Clarinda 35)

GIRLS SOCCER:

• Underwood 5, Atlantic 0
• Nodaway Valley/West Central Valley/Adair-Casey 5, Riverside 1
• Harlan 4, Missouri Valley 0
• Thomas Jefferson 4, Tri-Center 1

BOYS SOCCER:

• Underwood 2, Lewis Central 0
• Creston 10, Nodaway Valley 0

GIRLS TENNIS:

• Red Oak 9, Glenwood 0
• Lewis Central 9, St. Albert 0
• Kuemper Catholic 8, Harlan 1

BOYS TENNIS:

• Glenwood 8, Red Oak 1
• Kuemper Catholic 8, Harlan 1

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs are speaking with representatives of quarterback Alex Smith about an extension that would keep him in Kansas City beyond next season. Smith said Monday that his agent, Tom Condon, has been talking with the team about a new contract. Smith is due to make $7.5 million in the final year of a contract signed in 2012, when he was still with the San Francisco 49ers.

Chiefs general manager John Dorsey and coach Andy Reid have both expressed their desire to keep Smith in Kansas City, but his play last season underscored his value. Smith completed 66 percent of his passes with a career-best 23 touchdowns and only seven interceptions while leading a team that had been 2-14 to an 11-5 record and the playoffs.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs have gathered for the start of offseason workouts, giving coach Andy Reid an opportunity to provide an update on issues ranging from injuries to potential starters. Reid said Monday that Eric Fisher, who will slide from right tackle to left tackle, had surgery on his left shoulder and to repair a sports hernia. Reid also said safety Sanders Commings had surgery for an undisclosed injury and has been cleared to work out.

The Chiefs will have to replace the tandem of Jon Asamoah and Geoff Schwartz at right guard and Kendrick Lewis at free safety. Reid said that Rishaw Johnson will get the first shot at the offensive line spot and that Husain Abdullah is the front-runner for the safety job.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Craig Unger has been hired as general manager of the Memphis Redbirds as the St. Louis Cardinals take over daily management of their Triple-A affiliate. Unger joined the Cardinals organization in 2008. He helped return the team’s radio broadcasts to KMOX, served as field producer for the 2009 All-Star game at Busch Stadium and coordinated the 2011 World Series victory parade. Unger is moving permanently to the Memphis area, where he’s spent the past few months assisting in the ownership transition.

Unger said “this is a special moment in our team’s history, with the best days ahead of us,” in a statement Monday announcing his appointment. Ben Weiss, who had been the Redbirds’ general manager since 2009, is now a senior adviser assisting Unger in daily management of the team.

NEW YORK (AP) — Jenrry Mejia pitched four-hit ball into the seventh inning, David Wright delivered another key hit and the New York Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-0 Monday night. Wright lined an early RBI single that extended his hitting streak to 12 games and Kyle Farnsworth earned his first save as the New York’s newest closer.

On an evening when the Mets debuted new camouflage tops to salute the military, they looked sharp. The Cardinals lost for the third time in four games. Mejia bounced back well from a torn blister on his right middle finger that limited him to five innings in his last start. The 24-year-old righty began the game by getting Matt Carpenter to look at three straight strikes, and rarely was in trouble.