Mill Village repeats as SECL champions after playoffs
Mill Village lost four of five late games to surrender best SECL record to National Bank, then won the playoffs to defend its title and claim a third crown in four seasons. NBC finished 34 4, second place, while National Bank and Marauders boast top records in Corry Division. The Vaultminders set up for the Franklin Tournament next weekend.
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Brock Just One Steal From Ty Cobb Record
Gary Alexander nearly joined the trivia crowd as Lou Brock stole his 25th base of the season to push his career total to 691, one shy of Ty Cobb’s record. Alexander, behind the plate for San Francisco, expressed a calm view on the chase while noting the historic milestone.
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Women's Tourney Switches Fields and Schedule
The Presque Isle Jaycees Women’s Softball Tournament moves from Asbury Park to 14th and Linden streets, hosting a six team round robin with trophies for the top three. The 11:30 a.m. feature has undefeated Crotty-Ferrando and Spar tavburg meeting as action begins.
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Bills Acquire Pitt's Kicker Carson Long
Buffalo Bills place former kicker George Jakowenko on waivers and claim Pittsburgh rookie Carson Long after a rocky 1977. Long, sought after by 15 teams, joins a team still evaluating kicking options following Jakowenko's recent errors in New Orleans.
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Browns 14 Bears 7 Sipe Outduels Phipps in NFL Thrust
Cleveland defeated Chicago 14 to 7 as Brian Sipe outpaced Mike Phipps. Sipe threw two short touchdowns and completed 14 of 27 while Phipps was sacked five times and hit on 3 of 13 passes. Vikings tackle Joe Jackson and Dolphins tackle Wally Pesuit draw notice in trench battles.
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