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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Former Republican Senate leader Jeff Lamberti has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving. A police report cited by the Des Moines Register says the 49-year-old Lamberti, of Ankeny, was stopped on Interstate 235 in Des Moines about 10 p.m. Friday for weaving. Police say Lamberti told the officer he was texting and earlier had two beers — a number he later changed to four and then six. Police say the officer found a cup and near-empty bottle of whiskey in the car. Police say two tests showed Lamberti had a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit. Lamberti told the newspaper he made a “stupid mistake” that will never happen again. Lamberti is president of the Iowa Barnstormers, part of the Arena Football League. He served in the Iowa Senate from 1995 to 2006 and ran unsuccessfully against U.S. Rep. Leonard Boswell in 2006..
Caitlyn Stroud of Corning fought through injuries to win the 100 Meter Dash and the 200 Meter Dash State Titles in Class 1A Girls competition at Drake Stadium in Des Moines. Stroud ran a time of 12.75 to win the 100 Meter dash then promptly went to the infield to put a boot back on her left foot.
Stroud followed up that gutty performance with another great run to win the 200 Meter Dash with a time of 22.16. Immediately after winning the race Stroud went to her knees in obvious pain and holding the small of her back. She walked off under her own power fine and appeared to be recovering well but it was a pretty gutty performance for Stroud in both races.
Nick Pittmon of East Mills was the State Champion in the 100 Meter Dash in Class 1A on Saturday at Drake Stadium. Pittmon, a Junior, ran a time of 11.38 to win the event. Adair-Casey Sophomore Clayton Plowman also finished 5th in the event.
Pittmon later went on to finish 2nd in the 200 Meter Dash Finals with a time of 22.81.
Also Harlan’s Austin Hess won the 110 Meter Hurdles in Class 3A with a time of 14.74. The Junior beat the second place finisher by nearly .3 of a second.
Senior Cade Cleaveland of the Riverside Bulldogs won a State Title in the 800 Meter Run in Boys Class 1A action on Saturday morning at Drake Stadium. Cleaveland won the second heat and took the title with a time of 1:56.56.
Cleaveland said he felt it was a great season for Riverside qualifying some events for the state meet and was a great feeling to win for his school.
Griswold Tiger Rebekah Topham earn a second State Title on Saturday morning at Drake Stadium in Des Moines. Topham won a tight race down the backstretch of the 800 Meter Run in Class 1A to edge out Jasmine Staebler of Clayton-Ridge. Topham ran a time of 2:14.79 for the win, Staebler’s time was 2:14.91.
With the win Topham also helped the Tigers push closer to a team championship in 1A as they are in the top spot with 40 team points after that race. The Tigers have the 1500 Meter Run with both Topham and Alyx Flippen running. The Tigers have a great shot at the title if Topham and Flippen run as well as expected in the 1500 Meter Run. West Hancock appears to be the biggest threat to catch Griswold and the have 26 points currently and three events left.
2012 State Track Meet Championship Saturday Boys
800 Meter Run 1A
1st Cleaveland, Cade 12 Riverside, Oakland 1:56.56 10
5th Cruickshank, Casey 12 Sidney 2:00.87 4
9th Davis, Alex 12 Orient-Macksburg 2:02.19
16th Bower, T.J. 10 Nodaway Valley 2:05.13
18th Doll, George 12 St. Albert, CB 2:05.28
23rd Vermillion, Matt 12 St. Albert, CB 2:07.91
24th Herzberg, Travis 11 Villisca 2:14.33
800 Meter Run 3A
3rd Wolfe, Jay 09 Creston 1:58.25 6
6th Abrams, Mark 12 Glenwood 1:59.26 3
Shuttle Hurdles 1A
3rd Guthrie Center 1:01.26 6
1) Laabs, Austin 09 2) Laughery, Gavin 11
3) Bolton, Marcus 12 4) Langford, Eric 12
5th Treynor 1:02.17 4
1) Moore, Brandt 09 2) Geer, Trenton 12
3) Keuck, Quentin 12 4) Meis, Connor 12
100 Meter Dash 1A
1st Pittmon, Nick 11 East Mills 11.38 -3.5 10
5th Plowman, Clayton 10 Adair-Casey 11.63 -3.5 4
6th Focht, Greg 12 Stanton 11.74 -3.5 3
100 Meter Dash 2A
6th Weers, Logan 11 Clarke, O 11.69 -4.1 3
110 Hurdles 1A 6th Bryant, Josh 12 A-H-S-T, Avoca 15.94 -3.7 3 7th Meis, Connor 12 Treynor 16.26 -3.7 2 110 Meter Hurdles 2A 5th Weers, Logan 11 Clarke, O 15.23 -0.6 4 110 Meter Hurdles 3A 1st Hess, Austin 11 Harlan 14.74 -4.1 10
200 Meter Dash 1A 2nd Pittmon, Nick 11 East Mills 22.81 -1.4 8 200 Meter Dash 4A 6th Harris, Cleo 12 CB, A Lincoln 23.03 -3.9 3
1600 Meter Run 1A
3rd Cleaveland, Cade 12 Riverside, O 4:33.07 6
5th Thompson, Andrew 12 Nishnabotna 4:36.06 4
6th Gunderson, John 12 Riverside, O 4:36.58 3
7th Cruickshank, Casey 12 Sidney 4:36.85 2
8th Sindelar, Josh 11 St. Albert, CB 4:38.35 1
14th Steele, Brian 12 Boyer Valley 4:42.74
20th Bower, T.J. 10 Nodaway Vall 4:46.64
21st Carter, Auston 12 CR-Bayard 4:47.38
1600 Meter Run 2A 20th Skillern, Sean 11 Shenandoah 4:45.28 21st Beers, Gage 12 Clarke, O 4:46.87 1600 Meter Run 3A 5th Abrams, Mark 12 Glenwood 4:30.47 4 7th Phipps, Brandon 10 Creston 4:32.64 2
4x100 Meter Relay 1A
5th Logan-Magnolia 44.32 4
1) Riesland, Jake 10 2) McDonald, Caden 11
3) Hutson, Paul 11 4) Fender, Nate 12
4x400 Meter Relay 1A
3rd St. Albert, CB 3:31.85 6
1) Vermillion, Matt 12 2) Herr, Cole 11
3) Thomas, Connor 12 4) Culjat, Tucker 10
7th Treynor 3:34.33 2
1) Livengood, Dane 10 2) Ticer, Kyle 12
3) Meis, Connor 12 4) Keuck, Quentin 12
4x400 Meter Relay 3A
8th Glenwood 3:28.02 1
1) Fuller, James 09 2) Abrams, Mark 12
3) Smith, Spencer 10 4) Jones, Derek 11
2012 State Track Meet Championship Saturday Girls
Sprint Medley 1A
9th EHK-Exira 1:54.71 1) Wilkenfeld, Payton 12 2) Parker, Sydney 10 3) Kautz, Jessica 11 4) Neville, Jennifer 09 12th Griswold 1:54.82 1) Kirchhoff, Kayla 09 2) Brunk, Marquel 10 3) Freund, Justine 10 4) Backhaus, Larissa 11 13th Boyer Valley 1:54.93 1) Brosamle, Kortney 11 2) Block, Codi 12 3) Hull, Nisha 12 4) Kroll, Melissa 12 17th A-H-S-T, A 1:55.50 1) Kardell, Courtney 12 2) Baggett, Taylor 12 3) Schueman, Johnni 12 4) Bird, Shayla 09 19th Villisca 1:55.59 1) Berggren, Lilly 12 2) Fisher, BreeAnn 11 3) Schaaf, Sheri 12 4) Haer, Morganne 11 22nd Lenox 1:56.15 1) Barker, Katie 12 2) Beck, Blythe 11 3) Aravelo, Aurora 09 4) Dukes, Katie 09 24th St. Albert, CB 1:57.82 1) Wettengel, Alli 09 2) Faurot, Mary 12 3) Munger, Matti 09 4) Ferguson, Kylie 10 Sprint Medley 2A 13th IKM-Manning 1:54.66 1) Opperman, Carolyn 11 2) Holdsworth, Kiley 12 3) Sextro, Katie 11 4) Schlichte, Sarah 11 15th Panorama, Panora 1:54.76 1) Woodvine, Morgan 12 2) Kirtley, Chelsea 11 3) Beckman, Sidney 11 4) Johnk, Karlee 10 18th Tri-Center, Neola 1:55.71 1) Hansen, Haillee 09 2) Lehan, Kirsten 09 3) Paulson, Nikki 10 4) Witt, Kari 10 Sprint Medley 3A 8th Harlan 1:51.56 1 1) Jacobsen, Shelbie 12 2) Craig, Kassidy 09 3) Evers, Mikayla 09 4) Feldman, Jess 11 15th Creston 1:54.29 1) Downing, Chelcee 10 2) Frank, Zaidy 10 3) Maitlen, Brianna 11 4) Briley, Katlin 12 19th Atlantic 1:54.65 1) Johnk, Kristin 10 2) Holmes, Mackenzie 11 3) Barry, Taylor 12 4) Nielsen, Melanie 12 Sprint Medley 4A 18th CB, A Lincoln 1:53.03 1) Nee, Jessica 12 2) Wohlers, Paige 09 3) Holman, Peyton 11 4) Christensen, Hannah 12 800 Meter Run 1A 1st Topham, Rebekah 09 Griswold 2:14.79 10 4th Courtney, Leah 12 Guthrie Center 2:21.29 5 5th Hall, Shelby 12 Woodbine 2:21.75 4 7th Shepherd, Tiffany 11 Corning 2:25.39 2 11th Hoflen, Grace 09 EHK-Exira 2:28.82 21st Johnson, Ruby 09 Audubon 2:32.57 2:32 800 Meter Run 2A 12th Mumm, Michelle 10 Tri-Center, N 2:26.39 800 Meter Run 3A 19th Hudson, Taylor 11 Creston 2:27.09 Shuttle Hurdles 1A 6th Treynor 1:09.14 3 1) Snyder, Alex 12 2) Hempel, Laura 09 3) McNeal, Emmaline 11 4) Rath, Chaley 11 7th Guthrie Center 1:09.18 2 1) Wilson, Hayley 12 2) Schreck, Kacie 10 3) Meier, Breanne 12 4) Bailey, Keisha 12 100 Meter Dash 1A 1st Stroud, Caitlyn 12 Corning 12.75 -3.3 10 3rd Konkler, Emma 10 Audubon 13.10 -3.3 6 7th Schueman, Johnni 12 A-H-S-T, A 13.28 -3.3 2 100 Meter Dash 2A 5th Hemer, Madison 09 OA-BCIG 13.27 -3.4 4 100 Meter Hurdles 1A 4th Rath, Chaley 11 Treynor 15.57 -2.3 5 7th Vokt, Lacey 12 Audubon 16.29 -2.3 2 200 Meter Dash 1A 1st Stroud, Caitlyn 12 Corning 26.16 -3.6 10 1500 Meter Run 1A 1st Topham, Rebekah 09 Griswold 4:44.03 10 3rd Hall, Shelby 12 Woodbine 5:01.08 6 8th Flippen, Alyx 09 Griswold 5:05.39 1 13th Shepherd, Tiffany 11 Corning 5:11.68 14th Maaske, Megan 09 Woodbine 5:14.00 17th Frels, Therese 11 Guthrie Center 5:16.51 23rd Killinger, Kaitlin 11 Treynor 5:31.55 1500 Meter Run 2A 12th Hare, Bailey 09 OA-BCIG 5:05.83 1500 Meter Run 3A 18th Krogman, Ali 12 Atlantic 5:16.69 19th Wignall, Emily 11 Creston 5:17.01 20th Mostek, Maria 09 Creston 5:18.01 4x100 Meter Relay 1A 5th Audubon 52.45 4 1) Johnston, Carly 09 2) Konkler, Emma 10 3) Nelsen, Emily 11 4) Vokt, Lacey 12 4x100 Meter Relay 3A 6th Glenwood 51.10 3 1) Ostrander, Reiny 10 2) Caudill, Kecia 10 3) Salerno, Sarah 10 4) Magnussen, Courtney 09 4x400 Meter Relay 2A 8th Tri-Center, N 4:11.47 1 1) Witt, Kari 10 2) Baatz, Emily 11 3) Paulson, Nikki 10 4) Mumm, Michelle 10 4x400 Meter Relay 3A 2nd Harlan 4:03.73 8 1) Evers, Mikayla 09 2) Jacobsen, Shelbie 12 3) Kloewer, Ashley 12 4) Feldman, Jess 11 4th Creston 4:07.66 5 1) Briley, Katlin 12 2) Hudson, Taylor 11 3) Maitlen, Brianna 11 4) Bolinger, Audrey 12
The St. Louis Cardinals placed have outfielder Allen Craig on the 15-day disabled list on Friday because of a left hamstring strain, along with reliever Kyle McClellan due to an elbow strain.
The move with Craig is retroactive to May 17. He was hitting .373 in 13 games with 19 RBIs and five home runs – all of them during a seven-game stretch. He began the season on the DL with a sore right knee.
McClellan had a 5.30 ERA in 16 appearances, allowing 11 earned runs, 16 hits and nine walks in 18 2-3 innings.
Outfielder Adron Chambers and right-hander Brandon Dickson were recalled from Triple-A Memphis before the opener of a three-game series at Dodger Stadium.
A.J. Ellis drew a bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning, helping the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 6-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Friday night in the opener of a series between the NL West and Central Division leaders.
Los Angeles’ Adam Kennedy had four hits against his former team and James Loney drove in two runs.
Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman, 3 for 31 with 10 strikeouts against Dodgers left-hander Ted Lilly, was not in St. Louis’ starting lineup despite having led the NL with 22 road home runs last season. He came up with two outs in the ninth as a pinch-hitter for Shane Robinson and drove an 0-1 pitch from closer Kenley Jansen into the pavilion seats in right-center for his first homer in 41 at-bats this season – ending the longest season-opening drought of his 14-year career.
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