Fermata opens season with narrow win over Montclair
Fermata Club swam to a 337 to 329 victory against Montclair at the Fermata Club on Tuesday. Mike Michealsick led with a triple win. Caroline Smits Isey Izzard Emily Izzard Katie Addis and Jessica Mouser each had two wins as Fermata prepares to host Spring Lakes next Tuesday.
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Elise Livingston
Ryan Nickel
Jessica Roaden
Tyler Young
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Calendar entries for Aiken and Post 26 baseball games
The calendar lists a June 9 game: Aiken Post 26 at Richland at 6 30 PM and a June 10 meeting for Post 26 at wasevant Rategrirat. The fragment ends with an unfinished line for another Post 26 at.
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Sports on TV Tonight With Multiple MLB and Basketball Games
ESPN 7 30 p.m. Mariners at Rockies or Blue Jays at Mets. Fox 9 p.m. USAC sprint series auto racing. ESPN2 9 p.m. Knicks at Pacers. WAGT 10 30 p.m. Rangers at Dodgers or Cubs at Diamondbacks. ESPN Braves 9 a.m. German Open. Golf Channel 4 p.m. St Jude Classic. Brewers at Indians. Fox Sports South 7 30 p.m. Miami at D C United. ESPN pm. Sabres at Stars hockey.
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Braves rout Devil Rays as Williams Guillen spark 11 2 win
Gerald Williams and Ozzie Guillen snapped slumps with four hits each guiding Atlanta to an 11-2 victory over Tampa Bay. Chipper Jones homered, Odalis Perez improved to 4-2 with six innings of two-run ball, as the Braves won their fourth straight and handed the Rays their fifth straight loss amid a rough stretch.
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Post 26 beats Orangeburg again in Legion game
Aiken Post 26 overcomes shaky start by Scott Dunagan to limit Orangeburg to three hits over six innings and win 92. The win, their third over Orangeburg this season, improves Aiken to 1-0 in league play while Orangeburg drops to 1-5. Dunagan allowed two runs on a first inning homer by Nick Poor but settled in as Derrick Haltiwanger and Jason Hyer closed it out.
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Zoeller Opens Open Qualifier Hoisted In Summit
Len Mattiace shot 65 to medal and join Fuzzy Zoeller and five others in Open qualification at Canoe Brook. The 36-hole total hit 138 on a 100 degree day as Zoeller and Geoffrey trailed by two, while Tom McKnight earned the final Open berth with an 18-foot birdie in a three way playoff at Memphis.
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Sabres stun Stars in overtime as Hasek shines
Dominik Hasek stopped 35 shots and Buffalo forced a 2-2 tie before Jason Woolley scored at 15:30 of overtime to give the Sabres a 3-2 win in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals in Dallas. Woolley, a late-season addition, tipped Curtis Brown’s pass past Ed Belfour to seal the victory.
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