CLASS 1-A

1. Dyersville Beckman Catholic  9-1
2. Iowa City Regina 8-1
3. Danville 8-0
4. Center Point-Urbana 7-2
5. Postville 6-1
6. Mid-Prairie 6-1
7. Clear Lake 6-1
8. Waterloo Columbus Catholic 6-4
9. Gladbrook-Reinbeck 4-0
10. MOC-Floyd Valley 6-1
11. West Liberty 4-3
12. West Sioux 6-1
13. Albia 5-2
14. Riverside 7-2
15. Underwood 7-3
16. Des Moines Christian 6-3 & St. Albert 7-5

CLASS 2-A

1. Norwalk  7-4
2. Spencer 11-0
3. Waverly-Shell Rock  7-1
4. Cedar Rapids Xavier  5-5
5. Pella 9-3-1
6. Dallas Center-Grimes 4-3
7. Glenwood 7-2
8. Central Clinton DeWitt 8-2
9. Perry 8-2
10. Hudson 6-4
11. Creston 9-2
12. Clear Creek-Amana 6-4-2
13. Marion 6-2
14. ADM 6-5-1
15. Davenport Assumption 5-6
16. Webster City 7-2

CLASS 3-A

1. Iowa City West  11-0
2. Johnston  12-0
3. Iowa City High 8-1
4. Linn-Mar 10-1
5. Cedar Rapids Washington 6-3
6. Cedar Rapids Kennedy 6-3
7. Waukee 10-2
8. Sioux City West 12-0
9. Bettendorf 9-3
10. WDM Valley 8-2
11. Pleasant Valley 6-2
12. Ankeny Centennial 8-3
13. Cedar Rapids Prairie 5-4
14. Marshalltown 10-1
15. Ames 7-2
16. Muscatine 8-4

BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) — A minor league team of the Seattle Mariners has pulled off a major rally, coming back from a 16-run deficit to win in the Class A Midwest League. The Clinton LumberKings trailed the Burlington Bees 17-1 after five innings Wednesday night in the game between clubs based in Iowa. Clinton wound up winning 20-17 in 12 innings. Clinton scored six runs in the sixth inning, five in the eighth and five more in the ninth to tie it at 17.

Justin Seager, the younger brother of Seattle third baseman Kyle Seager, drove in the go-ahead run in the 12th. Seager finished with four hits. Burlington is an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels.

ATLANTA (AP) – Adam Wainwright pitched eight strong innings, Matt Holliday drove in three runs and Peter Bourjos homered to lead the St. Louis Cardinals past the Atlanta Braves 7-1 on Wednesday night.
Bourjos hit his first homer of the season with two outs in the second off Mike Minor. Wainwright helped his cause at the plate, leading off the third with a double and coming around to score. Holliday blew it open with a two-out, two-run single in the fourth.

Wainwright (6-2) bounced back from his worst start of the season, having surrendered 10 hits and six runs to the Chicago Cubs. He allowed six hits, struck out six and was lifted after throwing 103 pitches on Wednesday. Minor (0-2) lasted just 4 1-3 innings, roughed up for 11 hits and six runs.

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Western Iowa Conference Meet @ Underwood

Girls:

1. Griswold 149
2. Treynor 133
3. Tri-Center 97.5
4. Underwood 71
5. IKM-Manning 64
6. Missouri Valley 62.5
7. Audubon 61
8. Logan-Magnolia 42
9. Riverside 30
10. A-H-S-T 28

Boys:

1. IKM-Manning 98
2. Logan-Magnolia 93
3. Underwood 90
4. Griswold 87
5. Treynor 82
6. Missouri Valley 81
7. Audubon 67
8. Riverside 46
9. Tri-Center 36
10. A-H-S-T 19

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Corner Conference Meet @ Tabor

Girls:

1. Fremont-Mills  151
2. Sidney  116
3. Essex  108
4. Stanton  91
5. Heartland Christian  42
6. East Mills  39
7. Nishnabotna  32
8. Clarinda Academy  4
9. South Page  3

Boys:

1. East Mills  165
2. Fremont-Mills  127
3. Nishnabotna  73
4. Sidney  72
5. Stanton  37
6. South Page  34.5
7. Clarinda Academy 30.5
8. Essex 14
9. Heartland Christian 4

GIRLS TENNIS:

• Audubon 8, Southwest Valley 1
• Glenwood 9, St. Albert 0
• Creston 9, Chariton 0

BOYS TENNIS:

• Audubon 7, Southwest Valley 2
• Clarinda 5, Maryville, MO 4
• Shenandoah 6, Denison 3
• Creston 9, Chariton 0

GIRLS SOCCER:

• A-H-S-T 1, Atlantic 0
• Harlan 8, Denison-Schleswig 0
• St. Albert 2, Abraham Lincoln 1
• Bishop Heelan Catholic 2, Thomas Jefferson 1 (OT)
• Carlisle 7, Carroll 0

BOYS SOCCER:

• Atlantic 6, A-H-S-T 3 (David Thomsen scored 3 goals to lead the Trojans)
• Glenwood 1, Sioux City North 0 (PKs)
• Kuemper Catholic 2, Denison-Schleswig 1
• Des Moines Christian 16, Nodaway Valley 0

Atlantic Trojan Boys Tourney @ Nishna Hills Golf Club

1. Creston 299
2. Atlantic 310
3. Ballard 320
4. Harlan 321
5. Denison 325
6. Shenandoah 329
7. Winterset 334
8. Kuemper 343
9. Glenwood 360
10. Clarinda 376
11. Red Oak 377

Individuals:

1. Parker Eller, Denison 69
2. Carson Whittington, Creston 69
3. Evan Schuler, Atlantic 74
4. Nash Bucher, Ballard 74
5. Ross Martin, Harlan 74
6. Hunter Sickels, Creston 76
7. Coleton Hoepker, Creston 77
8. Kobe Rhodes, Glenwood 77
9. Cooper Zablocki, Atlantic 77
10. Jackson Baker, Shenandoah 77
11. Kyle Somers, Creston 77
12. Zac Stork, Atlantic 79

Betty Heflin Girls Invitational @ Atlantic Golf & Country Club

1. Atlantic 336
2. Clarinda 386
3. Shenandoah 409
4. Creston 409
5. Harlan 415
6. Red Oak 458
7. Winterset 462
8. Denison 480
9. Glenwood 591

Individuals:

1. Brooke Newell, Atlantic – 81
2. Bailey Walter, Atlantic – 83
3. Erin Olsen, Atlantic – 85
4. Samantha Swanson, Clarinda – 86
5. Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic – 87
6. Marea Ferry, Harlan – 93
7. Maddy Davidson, Clarinda – 95
8. Jalyn Clark, Winterset – 97
9. Madison Hance, Creston – 98
10. Shelby Palser, Creston – 99
11. Ellen Fellers, Red Oak – 99
12. Anna Carlson, Shenandoah – 100

Boys:

• A-H-S-T 173, Audubon 188 (Medalist: Erik Jorgensen, A-H-S-T 41)

Girls:

• Audubon 212, A-H-S-T 221 (Medalist: Susie Bylund, Audubon 39)

ATLANTA (AP) — Justin Upton homered and scored the tiebreaking run on Chris Johnson’s eighth-inning single, and the Atlanta Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 on Tuesday night to end their seven-game skid. Braves right-hander Gavin Floyd was impressive in his season debut, allowing one run on six hits in seven innings.

Floyd made his first major league start since April 27, 2013, for the White Sox against Tampa Bay. He had season-ending Tommy John surgery 10 days later, and his comeback included six minor league rehab starts this year. David Carpenter had two strikeouts in a perfect eighth. Craig Kimbrel had two strikeouts in a perfect ninth for his ninth save.

St. Louis left-hander Tyler Lyons allowed only one run on four hits, including Upton’s homer, in six innings.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs general manager John Dorsey would love to hear his phone ringing on draft night. One year after picking first overall, Kansas City will be waiting until No. 23 to make its first selection this year. It’s also the only selection the franchise has in the first 86 picks, which is why Dorsey made it clear he’s entertaining offers to move down and acquire more.

If that doesn’t happen, expect Kansas City to address one of its most glaring holes, wide receiver. The Chiefs have struggled to find a playmaker to stretch the field, and with that position arguably the deepest in the draft, it’s a good bet that’s where they’ll go.

Oregon State’s Brandin Cooks and LSU’s Odell Beckham Jr. are two possibilities.

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