Candy Finn Tops Lions In Close Lacrosse Win
Penncrest graduate Candy Finn scored three goals helping Penn State beat Temple 9-8 in a lacrosse clash amid a late season push. The win kept Penn State undefeated and set records as Finn continued a standout stretch with a national spotlight in a crowded field.
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Rose Returns Home After Reds Sign Four Year Deal
Cincinnati fans welcomed Pete Rose back as the Reds prepared to honor him amid boos and cheers. The veteran star, recently unsigned after a contract dispute, had signed with Philadelphia before returning to Cincinnati for an eventful weekend. Officials and teammates predicted tense, but productive, ceremonies as Rose addressed the crowd and reflected on his career and loyalty to the sport.
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Baseball play by play fragment with multiple players
Fragmentary sports item detailing a baseball game with partial line scores and player mentions. Names include Houston, Mike Scott, Sykes, Red-hot Deenfeld, Phil Garner, and Biittner, with incomplete events such as hits, outs, and loaded bases. The text is garbled and sports action is unclear.
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Bucks trade for Gianelli in first round draft move
Milwaukee Bucks acquire Tom Gianelli in the first round of this year's draft. The deal bolsters the lineup as officials discuss priorities for youth and seniors, stressing student focus over performance. Giampalmi comments suggest a reevaluation of priorities and the need to bring players home before games.
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Underwood brothers clash in first game as Brewers beat Yankees 5 4
Pat Underwood defeats his brother in the opener as Milwaukee nips New York 5 to 4. Paul Molitor delivered a bases loaded, none out RBI single in the bottom of the ninth to cap a three-run rally and Robin Yount scored from third. Red Sox 3 Rangers 2 Remy drives in pinch runner Dwyer as Boston ends nine-game skid. Drago suffers loss, Lyle wins in relief.
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Keegan leads Green tourney run. Interboro rival MVP trio named
Keegan posted a 9 strikeouts per game run average as Green’s team took the Ridley tournament title amid strong hitters Scheffler Gallagher and Long contributing. Interboro’s Bill Morrow earned Most Valuable Pitcher after two wins and six hits allowed in 14 innings, while Reed and others racked hits in a 6-0 loss.
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