Reed Captures Barclays Crown In Dramatic Finish
Patrick Reed rallied from an early two shot deficit to win The Barclays at Bethpage Black with a 9 under total 275. He clinched a spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team at Hazeltine while Sean O’Hair and Emiliano Grillo tied for second. Fowler faded with a late par miss and finished tied for seventh, ending his Ryder Cup hopes.
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Boston
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Neshannock Routs Farrell Behind Antuono Dual Threat
Antuono threw for 75 yards and ran for 123, sparking a 35-8 third quarter surge after a 22-8 halftime edge. Doran added a one handed interception and a sack, while Scott closed scoring with a 25 yard reverse as Neshannock methodically wore down Farrell before a win over the Steelers. The Lancers prepare for Cardinal Wuer North Catholic at home next Friday.
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Quips Overcome Late Cane Scare In 44 28 Victory
New Castle controlled the game with a sound offense but failed to finish when the Canes narrowed the gap to 38 28 late in the fourth quarter. Montour looms as a monumental upcoming conference test as New Castle seeks four quarter consistency and splash plays from a coached, physical unit.
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Pirates rally as Anderson struggles. Frazier optioned
After the trade deadline, the Pirates beat the Brewers 3-? with Adam Frazier moved to Bristol and A J Schugel recalled. Hurdle praised Gerrit Anderson’s early command but he allowed a sixth inning collapse. Brault will start Monday in Chicago followed by Kuhl and Vogelsong as Milwaukee eyes Davies against St. Louis.
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Chicago
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Brewers
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Indianapolis
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St. Louis
Larson Breaks 99-Race Win Drought With Chevrolet Victory
Brad Keselowski finished third as Kyle Larson in the No. 42 Chevrolet snapped Chip Ganassi Racing’s 99-race drought dating to 2013. Larson clinched a Chase spot with two races left. Elliott remains winless but well-placed on points. Larson led 41 laps in the 200-lap Michigan race, overtaking late after a restart.
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