Florida Wins World Series 4-2 Over Yankees
Florida clinches the World Series with a 2-0 win to take the title 4-2. Major leagues wrap up as the finals conclude and reaction pours in from the season's end. Local high schools and colleges note scores from Friday and Saturday games across multiple counties.
Cavaliers Blank Troy State Behind Pearman’s 138yard, 2 TD Day
Virginia tailback Alvin Pearman ran 32 times for 138 yards and two touchdowns and added eight receptions for 51 yards as the Cavaliers shut out Troy State 24 0 in Charlottesville. Groh noted the offense struggled at times but the win mattered most despite uneven play.
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Marlins Clinch World Series With Beckett Shutout
Josh Beckett hurled a five hitter to lift the Florida Marlins to a 2-0 win over the New York Yankees and clinch the World Series. The 23 year old ace dominated, outdueling Andy Pettitte and completing a stunning postseason run that saw Florida win six straight series and erase a 3-1 deficit in the NLCS.
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Hundred Wins First Time Over Montcalm
Hundred High sophomore running back broke 100 yards rushing to fuel a 1st win of the season at Montcalm. D J Briggs opened with a 67 yard TD, finishing with 157 rushing yards. Montcalm QB Adam Havens had three TDs, including a 71 yard drive setup and a late scoring sequence to cut the deficit.
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Marshall tops Western Michigan as Wallace scores twice
Marshall beats Western Michigan 41 21 to extend its win streak. Rutchie Wallace returns from a two game layoff to score a 7 yard run and a 26 yard TD run while Darius Watts catches nine passes for 170 yards and a 9 yard TD. Stan Hill leaves with a knee injury but passes for 231 yards.
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Mountaineers claim biggest win in school history over Hokies
WVU delivered a stunning victory over Virginia Tech, No 3 ranked, in front of the press box and hometown crowd. Veteran writer Mickey Furrari called it the biggest win in WVU history as the Mountaineers seized control with a strong defensive effort and a fast offensive pace. The win sends a message to the Big East rivals and caps a night filled with WVU pride and band drumline energy.
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