Franklin girls beat Sidney 3-2 to end season
Allison Wolfe assisted Franklin's first two goals and scored one of her own in a 3-2 win over Sidney. Wolfe also set up scores by Sarah Miller and Abbie Smallwood. Franklin improves to 6-7-3, Sidney finishes 7-6. Bekah Dankflefsen and Susan Hunter scored for Sidney. Franklin will face No. 6 seed Clayton Northmont at 7 p.m. Thursday at Northmont.
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Monroe boosters meet to discuss budget and sports complex
The Monroe Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. in the new school media center with parents coaches and community members invited. Topics include budget sports complex development and the Mid-Miami League status plus a call for new members.
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Bobcats to Host Players Meeting Saturday
The Southern Ohio Bobcats minor league football team will hold a players meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday at Fricker's, 1580 Goodman Ave in Cincinnati. All interested players and coaches are invited to attend and visit the team website for details.
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Recreation lite Lope 5K run Sunday at Miller Brewing
The 18th Miller Lite Lope 5K runs Sunday at Miller Brewing in Trenton with a 12:30 p.m. walk and 1 p.m. run. Pre register 15 dollars with shirt or 10 without. race day 18 dollars with shirt or 13 without. Proceeds benefit Middletown Area YMCA financial assistance fund.
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NHL lockout squeezes Detroit as games halted
Detroit fans face empty Joe Louis Arena as the NHL lockout forces teams to fill arenas with events through early December. League officials cite stalled negotiations and a stalled CBA as the cause, while players warn of heavy lost salaries and jobs.
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Agassi advances in Madrid Masters third round
Andre Agassi, seeded second and 2002 champion, defeated Max Mirnyi 7-6 6-3 in Madrid to reach the third round after a first round bye. He owns a record 17 Masters titles and faces Vince Spadea or Rafael Nadal next.
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Venus Williams advances to second round at Swisscom Challenge
Venus Williams defeated Karolina Sprem 6 2, 6 2 in Zurich winning at the Swisscom Challenge. The 1999 champion, Williams in her fourth indoor appearance, progressed as the seventh seed after Sprem upset her at Wimbledon.
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Indy Racing League Sets Four Open Practice Sessions for 2005
The Indy Racing League will hold four open practice sessions in 2005, starting with preseason tests at Homestead Miami Speedway on January 18 to 22. The sessions include the 1.5 mile oval January 18-19, the 2.21 mile road course January 20-22, then moves to Phoenix International Raceway February 4-6, Sonoma in April, and Watkins Glen in June. A separate note references anti-doping rules involving Senate evidence and USADA before the Athens Games.
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Sprinter Accepts Four Year Suspension in BALCO Case
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Alvin Harrison accepted a four year suspension from the U S Anti Doping Agency Tuesday for drug violations uncovered in the BALCO case The 30 year old sprinter who won gold medals as part of U S relay teams at the 1996 and 2000 Olympics was charged with viola.
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UConn guard A J Price released from hospital
Connecticut freshman guard A J Price has been released two weeks after a brain hemorrhage. He improved after being airlifted to Hartford Hospital on October 4 following an on campus headache and flu like symptoms.
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Hamm Medal Decision Could Shape Olympic All Around
In Lausanne, U S gymnast Paul Hamm may keep his Athens Olympic all around gold after Yang Tae young of South Korea petitions CAS to upgrade from bronze to gold due to a scoring error. The CAS ruling due on Thursday will determine final medal standings and impact the sport’s history.
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