Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues From Yesterday
Puzzle clue list and solutions include Monument worker Enumerate L Johnson Journalist Patents Fillets Secretive-Successful play Tulle Cherry stone Theme cz Leveled items 94 28 29 30 Delicate hues Telephone booth Rice paste Be situated Mr Kennedy Pungent herb Slipped Sword shaped Climbing vine English cathedral city Blockheads Saintgabler Stretching Extolled Weblike Pest Exculpate Issues Ignited Sundisk Ripped Mortar trough Through Impure Opal Competent Burmese demon Tolerant Caustic King French summer More friendly Scenarist and film critic Tailless cat Gaelic Song for three Buddhist pillar fin.
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Van-Far Rout Troy 54-0 In Opener
Van-Far eighth graders blasted Troy 54-0 as Hurshmaan and Johnson each scored twice. Johnson, Stellent and Blevins connected on a 36 yard pass for a score. Van-Far led 22-0 at halftime and added two point conversions from Johnson and Stalcup, with Rehard Johnson and Andre Stalcup also contributing.
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Troy
Ron Hurshmaan
Terron Johnson
Michard Johnson
Sault Stellent
Mike Blevins
Stalcup
Rehard Johnson
Andre Stalcup
Baseball scores and upcoming games recap
Weekday results show Pittsburgh beat Chicago, Houston edged New York, and Montreal won in a busy slate. San Francisco defeated Atlanta while Los Angeles topped San Diego. Wednesday and Thursday matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Atlanta with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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Morton
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Qurrip
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Swan
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Renko
Louis
McGtothen
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Mcintosh
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Messersmith
Strange Era Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragment
Sporadic box scores and game notes from an American League slate show Boston beating Baltimore 2–0 and Michigan like lines for Cleveland and Detroit. Listings mention Minnesota California and Oakland results with partial player notes and upcoming games across Thursday and Wednesday slots.
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Chicago
California
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Bulldog Calendar Girls Tennis at Fulton at 4 PM
Wednesday features a girls tennis meet with Fulton A and B teams at Fulton High School starting at 4 p.m. Event highlights include local players competing in singles and doubles matches.
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Fulton
Pitch-Runner Pays Off As Phillies Outlast Cards
In St Louis, Alan Bannister pinch runs for the Philadelphia Phillies and scores the winning run on Mike Anderson's sacrifice fly in the 13th inning for a 4-3 victory over the Cardinals. Danny Ozark, praising Bannister, says the win keeps Philadelphia hopeful in a challenging playoff race.
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Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Ozark
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Greg
Luzinski
Bannister
Mike Anderson
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Lutinski
Dick Allen
Harry Parker
Mike Garman
Sturgeon Rallies to 17-1 Softball Victory
In Laddonia Sturgeon erased a deficit with a nine-run fourth inning to defeat Community A 17 to 1 in girls fast-pitch. Winning pitcher Julie Spene allowed the one-sided score while Diane Garnett took the loss. Teresa Robinson homered twice for Sturgeon.
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Community A-6
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Diane Garnett
Teresa Robinson
Stennett Triggers Field Day For Bucs
Rennie Stennett of the Pittsburgh Pirates tied a major league record by collecting seven hits in a game against the Chicago Cubs, driving Chicago to a 22-0 loss. He added four singles two doubles and a triple while raising his season average to .287 in a hot streak that spans 30 games.
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Pittsburgh Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Rennie Stennett
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Don Leppert
Wilbert Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Pirates
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Wrigley Field
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Max Carey
John Hodapp
Cleveland
Sherm Lollar
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
New York Yankees
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Mexico golf girls fall in season opener at Marshall
Mexico high school opened its golf season with a 209 to 297 loss at Marshall, as the Bulldogs struggled with out-of-bounds play and penalty strokes. Sophomore Cathy Offutt led Mexico with a 63 for nine holes, while Marshall and Chillicothe posted strong scores. Mexico hosts Columbia Hickman Monday at 4 p.m. and faced a tough early schedule after six returners from last year.
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Mexico
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Chillicothe
Sarah Spalding
Cathy Offutt
Julie Bell
Diane Dillard
Jan Wertz
Sharon Callihan
Debbie Willis
Kim Wertz
Columbia Hickman
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