Boston Bull romps in Cowdin Stakes at Belmont Park
Dogwood Stable president Cot Campbell lauds Boston Bull after a four length victory in the Grade III Cowdin Stakes. The 2 year old colt earns his first stakes win, boosting career earnings to $64,177 as Campbell calls it a key Derby trail step. Boston Bull previously won once in three starts with a debut second at Saratoga.
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Polo Exhibition to Benefit Pimsner at Whitney Field
A high goal polo match will be played Friday at 3 pm on Whitney Field to aid local player Justin Pimsner. The 33 goal game features Memo Gracida and other players, with the Supa charity organizing the event to assist injured polo players or grooms.
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Weekend high school events schedule across multiple sports
A dense slate lists tennis, volleyball, soccer and junior varsity games across Bamberg Ehrhardt, Aiken, North Augusta, Augusta area and surrounding schools. Highlights include USC Aiken women at 5 pm and evening matches at Dreher, Midland Valley, White Knoll and Presbyterian listed with start times ranging 5 to 7 pm.
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Cardinals at Giants tonight matchups headlined by NFC West duel
Regional sports schedule notes two late games today at 8 p.m. the Cardinals visit the Giants in baseball action and at 9 p.m. the 49ers clash with the Seahawks in football on WuBF.
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Faison and Capers Out for LSU Game
South Carolina loses starting safety Rashad Faison and reserve end Jason Capers to left ankle sprains from Saturday win over Kentucky. Randy Jackson is questionable with a left ankle sprain as USC prepares to face 14th-ranked LSU and its strong defense. Coach Lou Holtz cautions adjustments will be made with the available players.
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Madness returns to USC Aiken for Midnight Madness event
USC Aiken hosts Midnight Madness at 10 p.m. in Courthouse gym to unveil both men’s and women’s basketball teams for the 2002-03 season. Men bring three returnees Erie Dugans and Todd Williams lead. women return four starters led by Jami Cornwell and Julie Szabo. A ring ceremony honors Peach Belt title. golf banner also to be presented. Women open Nov. 8 in Orlando. men Nov. 22 at Newberry.
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Lady Pacers Fall to North Florida in Volleyball Sweep
North Florida women defeated USC Aiken 30-25 30-20 30-18 in a Peach Belt Conference match. The Lady Ospreys remain undefeated in conference play at 7-0 and 15-2 overall, while USC Aiken drops to 3-4 and 9-UL. Coach Will Condon blamed mistakes and said the team aims to improve for the conference tournament.
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Fill-in phenom Sterling in own way in victory
In Concord North Carolina Jamie McMurray stunned the field by winning the UAW GM 500 in only his second Winston Cup start after being named to replace injured Sterling Marlin for seven races. Marlin led the season before sustaining a fractured vertebra two weeks earlier in Kansas City. McMurray, 26, was moved up from the Busch Series for 2003.
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Angels reach first World Series as Kennedy storms win
Angels beat Twins 13 to 5 in a five game AL Championship Series clincher. Adam Kennedy belted his third homer of the game sparking a 10 run seventh inning to erase playoff memories. Tim Salmon notes the moment as paving a new road while Gene Autry’s bannered memory lingered through the weekend. The team will host the first World Series game Saturday, opponent to be San Francisco or St. Louis.
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Cowboys steal one from the Panthers on Carter birthday
Irving Texas Quin cy Carter rallied the Dallas Cowboys from a 13-0 deficit to beat the Carolina Panthers 14-13 on his 25th birthday. He threw an 80 yard TD to Joey Galloway with 3:56 left and followed with a 24 yard pass to Antonio Bryant with 56 seconds remaining. Emmitt Smith called it one of the craziest wins he’s involved in.
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