Ross competes in hammer at NCAA championships
Serene Ross of Purdue outdoor track finished 18th in the hammer throw at the NCAA Division I Championships in Durham North Carolina with a 174 2 mark. She will compete in the javelin tomorrow morning and is an Olympic trials qualifier. Jorgensen of Virginia also competes, seeded in the upcoming javelin event.
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Sacramento
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Ascione All-Star Game Set at Hess Field Sunday
The fourth annual Anthony Ascione All-Star Baseball Game will be at 6:15 p.m. Sunday at Hess Field in Neshannock. A nine inning contest with no 10-run rule and free substitutions, proceeds to a scholarship fund, and a fireworks display by Pyrotechnic of New Castle follow the game. Ascione, a 1991 Neshannock and 1996 Slippery Rock graduate, was killed in a 1997 auto accident.
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Antuono leaves Neshannock for Kennedy Christian football duties
Former Neshannock High head football coach Frank Antuono accepts an assistant coach role at Kennedy Christian High School Hermitage after weeks of talks with Kennedy head coach John Turco. The move allows Antuono to spend more summer time with his children while continuing to coach.
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Neshannock players consider Kennedy Christian move amid coach loss
Former Neshannock football players may join Kennedy Christian next season after visits to the rival campus. Principal Maynard Harvey says attendance rules limit school-out excuses and a number of players voiced displeasure at new coach Russ Bailey’s hiring. Bailey expects a 30s roster and notes many players still considering their options as disputes linger.
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Stars even Finals with 2-1 win over Devils in Game 2
Dallas moved to 1-1 in the Stanley Cup Final by tightening their play and pressing Devils turnovers. Brett Hull scored twice, including the late winner, while Ed Belfour stopped 27 shots to rebound from a rough Game 1.
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Sanders Chmura among players expected to be cut
Deion Sanders and Mark Chmura may seek new teams as Dallas is set to announce it will not exercise the remaining four years of Sanders contract, potentially making him a free agent with a $23.5 million guarantee if not. Sanders, 32, aims for a Super Bowl contender with an $8 million signing bonus. Redskins owner Daniel Snyder and other teams show interest while Packers tight end Mark Chmura is reported to be released.
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