England edge Tunisia in final moments for World Cup win
England captain Harry Kane headed home a late winner against Tunisia as Gareth Southgate marked his World Cup coaching debut with a 2-1 triumph. Kane had opened the scoring and Kane's late header followed Maguire's flick on, capping a tense Group G opener.
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Pirates edge Brewers 1-0 behind Williams one-hitter
Trevor Williams pitched seven innings of one hit ball and two Pirates relievers closed out a 1-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Jordy Mercer drove in the decisive run with a seventh inning double as Pittsburgh won for the fourth time in five games.
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Blue Jays bring young talent to Bluefield for season opener
D J Neal, a former South Carolina footballer turned baseball prospect, headlines a Blue Jays contingent at Bluefield. Manager Dennis Holmberg eyes a blend of speed and power as 16 pitchers vie for roles while Alvaro Galindo starts tonight against the Johnson City Cardinals at Bowen Field. The club emphasizes community outreach with free bowling for kids and a summer program to attract local youth.
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Public land key to sustaining hunting heritage says Case
Larry Case argues for using public land to recruit and retain hunters. He notes West Virginia's 1.4 million acres of public hunting space and urges scouting during the off season. He suggests reactivating lapsed hunters, embracing new gear like ground blinds, and replacing oneself with new hunters to grow the sport.
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