Dixon Harriers Run-a-thon Funds Team Needs at Page Park
Dixon High School boys and girls cross country held a Run-a-thon at Page Park to raise funds for new equipment and team activities. Twenty two runners gathered pledges based on laps in an hour on a 1/4 mile track at A C Bowers Field, raising 800 dollars. After the event, a cookout occurred and coach Dave Johnson praised the turnout and invited spectators to a Tuesday meet at Lowell Park against Rochelle and Mendota starting at 4:30 p.m.
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Sauk Valley spikers win two in Joliet triangular
Sauk Valley Community College women's volleyball team won two matches in Joliet. They defeated Joliet 11-15 15-0 15-6 with Jennifer Renner delivering 14 service points and Katy Hull 11 kills, then beat Oliver-Harvey 15-13 15-6 as Renner added 11 service points and Dana Young and Teri Litweller each posted 4 kills.
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Cubs Rally For 4-1 Win On Dascenzo Solo, Wynne HRs
Cubs beat Phillies 4-1 as Wynne hits a second inning home run off Ken Howell for a 1-0 lead and Dascenzo earns his first career homer. Bielecki struggles, allowing eight hits and six runs in 3 1/3 innings, while Dwight Smith and Mark Grace add runs aided by walks and a wild pitch. Howell, despite his usual consistency, allows five hits and four runs in three innings.
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Volleyball results sweep area action across conferences
Newman beat Sterling 15-3 15-9 dropping Newman to 0-2 and 0-3 in Three Rivers. Walnut defeated WalnUt 15-4 15-12 with 0-4 IV C record for WalnUt. Ohio rolled Buda Western 15-0 8-15 15-8. Deb Lauritzen 17 service points, Erin Duffy 10. Polo lost to Byron 15-12 15-9. Polo girls 3-2 overall, 1-1 in MNC. Forreston beat Oregon 15-2 16-14. Shanna Beck 10 match points. Mount Morris defeated Pecatonica 15-12 15-3. Urish 9 service points. Rochelle beat Sterling 17-15 15-13 in NCIC opener.
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Oregon Invitational fuels close team scoring in girls and boys races
In the Oregon Invitational, V bal i led the girls with an overall win while Hawks placed third among 10 teams. Boys' winner was Steve Watson of Rockford Auburn in 16:42 for 3 miles. Sycamore topped the boys with 13 points, Hononegah 14 as Auburn 22, Rockford Boylan 37, Sterling Newman 37, Oregon 45, Genoa Kingston 45, Harvard 51, Byron 55 and Burlington Central 61. Harden ran 2.5 miles in 16:07. Krista Brandon was seventh and Amy Manis eighth for Oregon. Newman’s Julie Transcoso was sixth. In the girls race Harvard and Sycamore tied at 85, Oregon 89, Genoa Kingston 98, Sterling Newman 108, Byron 109, Hononegah 128, Boylan 141, Auburn and Burlington Central incomplete.
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Roundup of standings and Thursday results across the American League
The East standings show Toronto leading with 78 wins, Baltimore 77, Boston 70, New York 66, Cleveland 64, Detroit 53. In the West, Kansas City leads at 80 with Oakland 55 losses, California 61, Texas 68, Minnesota 69, Seattle 78. Thursday results include Baltimore over Texas twice, Toronto over Cleveland, Milwaukee over California, New York over Seattle. Tonight’s games feature Chicago at Detroit and several interleague clashes across Toronto Cleveland and Baltimore Texas.
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College football scores and roster notes out of era
Washington State defeated BYU 46 to 41 in a busy weekend of college football with numerous early results listed. The report includes signings and roster moves from Cleveland Dallas Miami and other teams, plus mentions development deals and player acquisitions for several NFL and college squads.
Indianapolis Prevails In Seven Game Minor League Series
Indianapolis leads best-of-seven series against Richmond 1-0 after a 7-4 win. Today’s game is at Indianapolis with dates noted as Sept 12 at home and Sept 13 at Richmond, with a potential if-necessary game.
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Saturday’s Schedule for Local Invitational Events
Volleyball Hononegah Invite with Dixon Rochelle Dixon Polo Polo teams at Fulton Tourney with Polo Rochelle Mount Morris Tourney with Ashton Oregon Tampico Tourney with Newman Dixon Invite Dixon Orion Paw Paw Streator Soccer Dixon Invite with Orion Paw Paw Streator Tennis Boylan Invite Dixon Sauk Valley CC at South Suburban Cross Count Rock Falls Invite Dixon at Dixon Peoria Woodruff Invite Newman Oregon at Princeton
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NFL opening weekend lineup for 1989 season
NFL 1989 season opener schedule lists games across Sunday and Monday with kickoff times. Teams include Bengals at Bears, Cowboys at Saints, Rams at Falcons, noon starts for most, plus later Sunday and Monday games featuring Jets, Browns, Seahawks, Packers, Steelers, and more.
Madison Junior High 8th grade volleyball opens season
In game one Madison beat Sterling Newman 15 4 with service points by Paige Wasson Tracey Stover Jenny Crow and Weidman. Game two Madison won 15 11 as Stephie led with 13 points followed by Michelle O Brien and Anne Haenitsch. Game three Madison dominated 15 3 with Kim Blackburn Jenny Van Natta Brenda Ferrell and Sara Williams contributing. Season records show Madison 1 0 and Newman 0 1. In 7th grade, Madison players Jamie Haack Jenny Kleinmaier Kelly Smoot Kelly Leadman Joanna Sanders and others logged service points across two games.
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Italian Grand Prix Monza First Qualifying Session Report
Formula One action at Monza shows Gerhard Berger of Austria on Ferrari fastest in 1 24.734 with 153.117 mph average. Nigel Mansell second for Ferrari, Ayrton Senna third for McLaren, Prost fourth, Boutsen fifth, Patrese sixth, Alliot seventh, Nannini eighth, Brundle tenth, Warwick tenth, De Cesaris twelfth, Pirro thirteenth, Modena fourteenth, Martini fifteenth.
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Tennis players advance in Miami Open quarterfinals
Andre Agassi from Las Vegas defeats Jimmy Connors 6-1 6-3 6-4 in quarterfinal action in Bradenton and Tim Mayotte downed by Ivan Lendl in straight sets. In doubles, Fernandez and Shriver reach semifinals by defeating Provis and Reinach, while Mandlikova and Navratilova beat Graf and Sabatini to advance.
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