Baseball Playoff Schedules and TV Listings, Oct 3–18
Major League Baseball playoff schedule shows AL and NL divisional series with games across Boston Cleveland New York Seattle and Los Angeles Cincinnati Atlanta Colorado, plus World Series dates and TV channels. Also includes boxing matches on USA and various sports notes.
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Irvan comeback hit roadblock at Charlotte race
Irvan's return is delayed as Robert Yates Racing cannot prepare four cars for Charlotte. McReynolds cites track differences between North Wilkesboro and Charlotte and notes the aim to have four cars ready for every race while pursuing strong results with Dale Jarrett. Irvan recently returned to racing after a severe 1994 crash and finished sixth at North Wilkesboro.
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One game playoff thrills Mariners as Sojo clouts dramatic run
The Mariners edged ahead 1-0 in the seventh on a broken bat grounder by Sojo that blooped past J.T. Snow, driving in Blowers and Martinez. Langston, a 12-year veteran, collapsed in the dirt after the play and was pulled for the rest of the game as Seattle celebrated amidst field rushes and fireworks.
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Anderson resigns as Tiger manager after 17 years
Sparky Anderson announced his resignation as Detroit Tigers manager after 17 seasons that included a 1984 World Series title and 1987 AL East crown. He expressed a desire to manage another contending club, thanked fans and staff, and noted the team finished the year 60-64.
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Pringle weary of the pressure from CFL milestone hype
Regina AP Pringle of Baltimore says the pressure to reach 2,000 rushing yards weighs on him after a 28-24 win over Saskatchewan. He has 1,486 rushing yards this season, with 72 yards on 19 carries and three Stallions touchdowns in the game. He notes fans push 2,000, while he focuses on getting first downs. He previously played for Atlanta, Edmonton, and Sacramento.
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Nichols comments on game after loss and regional hopes
Frederick head coach Vince Poska cited growth and noted improvements with new areas to work on for the team in the second half. He aims for strong finishes in the last four games and a regional upset possibility. TJ won the junior varsity game 1 0 with Lisa Lushbaugh scoring the JV Patriots’ goal.
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North Hagerstown Beats Linganore In Overtime Soccer
North Hagerstown edges Linganore 3-2 in double overtime to remain undefeated at 8-0. Linganore drops to 5-2-1 as John Stephens and Krumpe net two goals each, with Snell and Baldwin assisting. Lancers outshot Hubs 8-5. Ali four saves. Junior varsity: NK 1 Singapore 0. Brunswick beats South Hagerstown 4-0. Pearl, Clemons, Darling, Huffer score. Catoctin 2 FSK 0. Stinefelt scores twice. JV 1-1 at Catoctin. Urbana 2 Walkersville JV girls 0. Peters and Mulcahey score. Wirth shuts out. Urbana 8-0-0 overall. Walkersville 0-60.
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Roundup of local golf and soccer results across several schools
Frederick won its 12th straight golf match at VFW Country Club with Charles Howard low medalist at 39 and a 214 team score. Walkersville second, Hawks third. Brunswick triad golf at Maple Run. Aaron Reynolds and Tom Mohler shot 42 for Catoctin and Brunswick respectively as three schools posted low scores. St James beat St Johns at Prospect Hall in golf 188-197. Catoctin JV first victory 2-1 over Urbana at Thurmont Middle. Nikki Krietz netted game winner, Seynard Green added a score and Jody Flook tallied for Urbana.
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Bills Rally Past Browns In Final Seconds For 22 19 Win
In Cleveland, the Bills stayed alive with a 22 19 victory over the Browns on Steve Christie’s 33 yard field goal as time expired. Kelly passed for 256 yards with two TDs and one interception, while Thurman Thomas added key runs and Copeland a 20 yard connection to set up the drive.
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Redskins pick Frerotte seen as short term above long term
The Redskins may start the long term quarterback, but Frerotte, a seventh round pick on a $19 million contract, appears favored for the immediate future. Turner says the team will stay focused on winning games in the short term.
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