Reds fall to Pirates in fifth straight loss despite rain delay
Cincinnati endured a two hour 46 minute rain delay before producing only two hits as Pittsburgh beat the Reds 3-1. Sparky Anderson warned the skid would end eventually while Los Angeles widened its NL West lead with a 4-0 win over Montreal. Phillies topped Padres 6-1 as Kaat neared 260 career wins, and Braves beat Cubs 4-3 lifting Jeff Burroughs to the NL batting lead.
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Ninth Inning Rally Gives Red Sox Win
The Boston Red Sox rallied for three in the bottom of the ninth to edge the Seattle Mariners 10-9 in a slugfest that produced 16 extra-base hits including Jim Rice's 34th homer. The win kept Boston seven games up on New York in the AL East.
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Aiken opens nine hole Frisbee golf course
The Aiken Recreation Department built a permanent Frisbee golf course around the children's park with a nine hole layout. The course par is 56 and players can tee off and hole out within a four foot circle around a pole. The first open Frisbee Golf Tournament was held last weekend.
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Geldart wins Frisbee golf adult division with 46
Geldart of North Augusta topped the field in an 18 hole Frisbee golf event with a score of 46. Monaco and Piercy finished second and third with 47 and 48. Reece, a Jackson teen, won the 13 18 boys division and noted a course set around his hometown. The Recreation department plans another tournament every two to three months as interest grows.
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Eric Monaco
Jimmy Piercy
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Frisbee Throws Grow From Wrist Flick To World Sport
The article explains basic throws like backhand and describes grip and mechanics. It notes Frisbee’s rise to world championships and the IFA’s three proficiency levels, plus popular games such as Ultimate Frisbee and Double Disc Court and related publications and merchandise.
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Falcons Wall Street on Youth as Bennett Cuts Veterans
Suwanee Georgia AP The Atlanta Falcons pursue a youth movement heading into the season opener against Houston. Coach Leeman Bennett cuts six veterans and keeps eight rookies and a second year QB Jones emerges as team leader. Jones aims to prove he belongs and starts the opener with Bartkowski as No. 2 and McQuilken as third.
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