Wildwood junior golf wraps season at championship
Wildwood Golf Club closes eight week junior season with 141 players ages 5 to 16 competing in 9 hole and 6 hole divisions. Larry King and Dominic Williams led clinics as trophies were awarded to top five in each division including boys and girls across age groups.
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Edgewood 100 baseball team holds Sunday tryouts
An Edgewood 100 baseball team offers tryouts at 2 p.m. Sunday at Trenton Knothole Fields for players who will not reach age 11 before August 1, 2005. For more details, call (513) 988-0094.
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Padres edge Cubs in 11th to inch closer in wild card race
Khalil Greene delivered a go ahead RBI in the 11th as the Padres beat the Cubs 5 4 at Wrigley. Brian Giles tied it with an eighth inning RBI single after Nomar Garciaparra’s seventh inning homer gave Chicago the lead. Rain delayed the game twice for 78 minutes on a chilly day.
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Broussard hits second grand slam as Indians top Blue Jays
Pinch hitter Ben Broussard slammed his second grand slam in four days lifting Cleveland over Toronto 6-2. He has three slams this season, the fourth major leaguer to hit two pinch hit grand slams in a season. Also: Yankees top Rangers 5-1, Red Sox shut out Devil Rays 6-0, Tigers edge Athletics 5-3.
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Ridgeville names athletic director amid turnout concerns
Ridgeville Christian appointed James as the new athletic director replacing Rich Tenney. He pledged to raise athletic participation to boost school spirit while balancing academics, stressing parental and student involvement and a quick turnaround to reenergize sports programs.
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Babcock tribute game honors late Kyle with jersey
The Babcock family will be presented Kyle’s No. 2 jersey framed and signed by players during a 7 p.m. Saturday basketball game. Proceeds will go to the Kyle Babcock Memorial Fund to fund a scholarship yet to be defined. Fenwick opens season Aug. 24 at home versus Valley View.
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Staley to carry U S flag in Olympics with pride and purpose
Dawn Staley, born in Philadelphia, reflects on earning the Olympic torch honor and leading the U S team. She links her selection to basketball and her mission to inspire inner city youth through the Dawn Staley Fund. She recalls her mother Estelle as her rock and hopes teammates model dignity amid global attention.
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Reds Hopeful Pena Adjusts Swing to Boost Power
Jimenez, a close friend, says Pena can reach parks with a natural swing and must cut down on his brutal, far aiming effort. He earlier struck out often chasing distant homers and now aims for better contact to unleash his strength. By 2004, the Reds’ season is nearly over without major achievements.
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Stoutenborough Eyes Team Moldability After Ohio Cup Win
Valley View coach McEwan returns with veterans as Stoutenborough prepares for the new season. The squad, winner of an Ohio Cup division in off season play, features four seniors and seven mixed sophomores and juniors with varsity experience. The coach emphasizes coachability and reacts to drills by tasking players with defensive or offensive roles and high level technical challenges to gauge readiness.
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Palmer Aims for Command In Bengals Preseason Opener
Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer, Heisman winner from Southern California, prepares for his first start in the preseason opener against Tampa Bay. Coach Marvin Lewis designated Palmer starter on March 1 to acclimate the team, with positive notes from Willie Anderson on his growing command and huddle presence.
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