Rolen powers Phillies past Braves in NL East showdown
Scott Rolen slugged two homers off Greg Maddux to lift the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 over the Atlanta Braves after a six day layoff. The win pulled Philly within 2 1/2 games of Atlanta as the series opened.
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Baseball pays tribute as teams resume play after crises
Phillies manager Larry Bowa cried during pregame ceremonies as fans booed Chipper Jones after his home run in a 5-2 Phillies win that tightened the NL East. Mets pitcher John Franco, on his 41st birthday wearing NY and fire department gear, earned the win in a 4-1 victory. Many parks displayed US flags and held moments of silence while teams wore fire and police insignia. 91 games were rescheduled after the attacks.
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Wyoming remembers eight runners killed in collision
In heavy rain and candle light about 700 mourners gathered near a bronze bucking horse statue at the University of Wyoming to honor eight track and cross country athletes who died in a head-on crash. The victims were Kyle Johnson Riverton Nicholas J. Schabron Laramie Justin Lambert-Belanger Timmins Ontario Kevin Salverson Cheyenne Joshua Jones Laramie Morgan McLeland Gillette Cody Brown Hudson Colorado.
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Buffs suffer costly fumbles as season tests loom
Garden City’s football and other fall sports face a stretch of tough tests after multiple turnovers plagued the Buffs in losses to Ponderosa and Great Bend. Mireles urged resilience as Hays and Rockhurst loom, while tennis and cross country teams prepare for home events and a challenging Heritage meet boosts experience.
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