Fragmented Sports Transactions Across Leagues
A mixed update shows multiple teams making roster moves across baseball basketball football and football like signings releases waivers and injuries. Notable items include Kiko Garcia sold to Orlando for cash, Jerry Narrow named Hagerstown manager and J.R. Richard released by Orlando. Edmonton places Brian Warren on IR and Tommie Agee activated for KC. The Giants waive Ricky Shaw and sign Dwayne Giles.
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Columbus
Jeff Jam
Ve . Gold Coast
SPBA
Kiko Garcia
Orlando
Hagerstown
Jerry Narrow
J.R. Richard
Toronto
Gene Tenace
Footba
Denver
Mike Ruether
Richard Shelton
Detroit
Mark Brown
Michael Brim
Titus Dixon
Edmonton
Brian Warren
Kansas City
Tommie Agee
Lae
Mike J
Robb Thomas
Miami
Willard Reaves
Kerry Goode
Marc Th
NY Giants
Ricky Shaw
Dwayne Giles
Philadelphia
Eric
All-NCIC First Team and Junior High Volleyball Notes
The record lists numerous players named to the All-NCIC First Team across DIX MEN OTT PRIN ROC and STREAT schools with class levels and positions. Junior high results show Madison B defeating Dixon Catholic A 15-3, 15-2 with point leaders Anne Haenitsch and Jenny Van Natta, and 7th graders Madison B beating Dixon Catholic A 15-5, 15-7, 12-15 with Sara Wolf and Sharn Blumhoff leading.
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NCIC
Tammy Zimmerman
Dix
Becky Fisher
Norene Brantner
L-P
Amy Bullard
Marcie Klinefelter
Jill Kilmartin
Alison Woods
Michelle McLaughlin
Jody Marley
Ott
Kole Coates
Spiun
Tina’ Forth
Prin
Carlyn Brune
Roc
Kendra Smith
Shea Wright
Streat
Sarah Willard
Kim Gruczezska
KEW
Rogene H Yo
Stacy Aikumey Aiken
Leann Billi DIX
Heather Cross
Gen
Ananet Gen
Lori Martin
Karyn Lufekane
Kathy Carey
Ve L-P
Jennifer Mauch
Men
Kaa Gromm
Jennifer Sipulai Soph
Jennifer Reinhardt
Prin’ Sr
Karen Flaherty
Julie Noble
Cagle
Dixon Catholic Service Newman
Sara Cullen
Jeeiaenet
Sherri Haley
Michelle McBride
Madison B
Dixon Catholic A
Madison Service
Sara Wolf
Sharn Blumhoff
Jenny
Dyk Lane
Dixon Catholic Service
Poin Ames
Jackie van Waddenhove
Jamie Blackburn
Stephanie Potters
Tiffany Engle
Weta Cats Best of Seven Leads 2-0 Over San Francisco
Oakland holds a 2-0 series lead after 5-0 and 5-1 wins on Oct. 14 and Oct. 15. Game three postponed by an earthquake. Remaining schedule shows games on Oct. 27 28 29 31 and Nov. 1 with Oakland and San Francisco alternating venues.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Bears weigh Harbaugh swap as Tomczak faces Rams
Melrose Park ticket holder bets Harbaugh starts by the Rams game while coach Ditka hints at replacing Tomczak. The piece notes Tomczak’s fragile psyche, recent struggles, and the pressure placed on both quarterbacks amid defense concerns and possible midseason changes.
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Los Angeles Rams
Ditka
Bouzeos
Harbaugh
Tomezak
Tomcezak
Bears
Michael McCaskey
Tomczak
Green Bay
McMahon
Rams
Jimmy Boy
Mike
Tyson Ruddock title bout delayed due to illness
UPI reports heavyweight champion Mike Tyson's November 18 title fight with Razor Ruddock in Edmonton Alberta was postponed after Tyson developed a pneumonia like illness during training. Promoter Don King will meet with HBO to set a new date in Las Vegas after a medical check.
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New York
Mike Tyson
Razor Ruddock
Edmonton
Alberta
Don King
al Braverman
King
Tyson
HBO
Orioles rookie McDonald hooks unexpected gator in Florida
Baltimore Orioles rookie Ben McDonald and minor league teammate David Segui hooked and restrained an alligator during Florida Instructional League fishing. They moved the reptile to Mike Cavers apartment, placing it in a tub for a morning scare. Orioles GM Roland Hemond cautioned about the risk to top prospects.
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Oriole
Gators
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Ben McDonald
McDonald
Baltimore Evening Sun
David Segui
Mike Cavers
Cavers
Segui
Orioles
Roland Hemond
Bills coaches clash ends with official closure
Bills owners Marv Levy and Bill Polian announced the dispute between offensive line coach Tom Bresnahan and receivers coach Nick Nicolau is resolved. The altercation occurred during a coaches meeting after Sundays 34 3 win over the Jets with Nicolau alleging headlock and an uppercut. Bresnahan sustained facial wounds requiring stitches.
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Bresnahan
Buffalo News
Nicolau
Bills
Jets
Top cage recruits commit to North Carolina and Maryland
North Carolina secures a promising 6-foot-9 forward center Clifford Rozier from Bradenton Florida who averaged 27.2 points and 14 rebounds at Southeast High. Maryland awaiting DC talent Charles Harrison who is set to announce a commitment to Gary Williams as Maryland’s first high school pledge.
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North Carolina
Maryland
Clifford Rozier
Bradenton
Fla
Rozier
Southeast High School
Charles Harrison
Washington, D.C
Gary Williams
Amboy Faces Fulton in Three Rivers Showdown
Amboy, 1-7 overall and 1-5 in the Three Rivers, seeks a season finale win at Fulton as coach Don Wyzgowski plans mandatory offseason weight lifting. Fulton, 3-5 overall and 2-4 in conference, has faltered late in losses despite a strong passing and rushing attack led by Chad Delzell and Shane Sikkema.
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Amboy
Fulton
Clippers
Three Rivers
Don Wyzgowski
Wyzgowski
Steamers
Sterling Newman
Savanna
Shane Sikkema
Chad Delzell
Prophets and Comets push for playoff bids in Three Rivers battles
Newman remains balanced with a backfield of Messer Graham Willman McDonald Ramirez Molina and Mullen while Prophetstown leans on Hicks Lee Sabley and Wiersema as Hackett’s absence reshapes the offense. Rogiewicz credits a united team effort and a tougher defense after injuries and coaching changes.
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Comets
Papoccia
Prophetstown
Troy Hackett
Gary Newlin
Tom Rogiewicz
Rogiewicz
Erie
Newman
Prophets
Hackett
Sean Hicks
Marty Lee
Scott Sabley
Jason Wiersema
The
Troy
Todd Messer
Jason Graham
Josh Willman
Ryan McDonald
Brendon Ramirez
David Molina
Kevin Mullen
IHSA Playoff Berths Up For Grabs in Final Weekend
As IHSA prepares to announce pairings for 1A through 6A, 97 of 192 berths are clinched with 148 schools still vying for 95 spots. Automatic bids go to 75 conference champions. the rest are earned by best records and a tie-breaker system. First round games are slated for Nov 1 with subsequent rounds on Nov 4 11 and 18.
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Ashton-Franklin Center
Warren
Raiders
AFC
John Zick
Warriors
Upstate Illini
Ashton-Fchs
Zick
Illinois High School Association
IHSA
Bloomington
Freeport
WXXQ
Aurora
WKKD
WJBC
Plano
WSPY
Springfield-Virden
WRVI
Illinois
Jim Flynn
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