Mariners Halt Giants Streak With 4-1 Win in San Francisco
Seattle Mariners snapped San Francisco Giants 11 game win streak as David Segui drove in three runs and Bill Swift earned the win. Orel Hershiser left with a wrist injury and Barry Bonds exited with calf tightness after being hit by a pitch.
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Golf and bowling league notes feature multiple aces and scores
In Green Meadows and Sylvan Heights leagues, Roth and Reider shot under par with Roth 2-under on the front nine and Reider 1-under. Christopher led turf league scoring at 185 points while Palumbo and Copple nabbed holes-in-one. Bowling highlights include Dagres 670, Eckley 648 and Essingers leading at Shenango Lanes with 756 and 710 series.
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Morelli & Sons Lead Bocce Standings After Four Weeks
Morelli & Sons, at 14-2, top Lawrence County Bocce League standings after four weeks. Ed & Don DeCarbo's sit three games back in the South Division, with Reliable Lumber 10-6, No Bodies 8-8, D'Addio's Nursery 7-9, and Bill's Bake Shop 3-13. In the North Division, Charlie's Place leads at 11-5, one game ahead of Wm. & Roger DeCarbo's, followed by Joseph's Market 9-7, Perrotta Construction 8-8, DeRosa-D'Andrea 3-13, and Hito's Restaurant 3-13.
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White to try his hand at film studio venture
Denver AP Reggie White, NFU sack record holder, teams with two Coloradans to launch a 100 million family safe film production company. Denver-based Reggie White Studios will produce films, TV movies, and cable programming, with White prioritizing content parents can trust. Investors include Richard Monfort and Rodney Linnfeiter.
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Bulls Hold Off Jazz In Close Playoff Clash
The Bulls, led by Jordan and Pippen, survive a tight fourth quarter as Utah's offense stalls against Chicago’s size. Malone top-scored for the Jazz with 21, while Rodman sealed the win with two late free throws amid a tense finish.
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Pirates on the road show improve after home streaks
Lamont notes Bucs better on the road as they take two from Cleveland at Jacobs Field. Pirates climb to four earned runs per game with solid pitching, eyeing a strong push toward the division after the break shown by recent form and confidence.
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Kriess and Houk win big at multiple speedways
Summary of sprint and stock car results across Hickory Lernerville Mercer Sharon and Tri-City speedways. Gary Kriess Jr. adds a fifth Micro Sprint win at Hickory while Ron Houk earns his first 305 Sprint feature. Local drivers take top five in Stock Car at Hickory. Hugo Litwhler wins E-Mods at Hickory. Lou Blaney earns his 107th Lernerville Modified win, with multiple others earning season second wins across venues. The circuit also features school bus races and upcoming All-Star Circuit of Champions Sprint event at Tri-City with DIRT Modifieds at Say and Lernerville.
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