Subway Series sparks Yankees to clinch pennant and World Series
The New York Yankees win a tense AL pennant as David Justice, ONeill, Vizcaino and McLemore drive key hits. Rivera closes out innings despite late Seattle rally, ending Seattle’s hopes as the Yankees advance to the World Series.
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Terps Hope Bowl Bid After Tough Stretch
Maryland Terrapins, 2-4, seek a postseason bid amid a five game span with two wins and three losses. The team fell 59-31 to Virginia and 35-14 to No 5 Clemson, facing a brutal slate with two remaining games against Duke and NC State and a combined opponent record of 12-18.
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TJ Wins County Girls Soccer Championship
Thomas Johnson defeated Middletown to win Frederick County title for the fourth straight year. Kristin Olson opened scoring, Amy Franciscovich posted her ninth shutout with nine saves as TJ improved to 10-2-1 while Middletown, 12-2 overall, saw its prolific offense held in check.
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Mets ride Piazza and Hampton to NL pennant win
Mets GM Steve Phillips rebuilt the club by adding Mike Piazza in May 1998 and announcing payroll commitments of 91 million to keep him. Hampton starred in the NL Championship Series with 16 shutout innings and clinching performances, while Timo Perez sparked the offense with eight runs in the series.
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Injured Green could be out three weeks
Redskins cornerback Darrell Green may miss three weeks with a calf strain after Sunday's 10-3 win over Baltimore. Coach Norv Turner indicated Green likely sits out versus Jacksonville with Tyronne Drakeford or David Terrell replacing him in nickel back duties.
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U S Presidents Cup Team Touts Close Rematch Hope
Woods and Duvall lead a strong U S Presidents Cup squad as veteran Peter Thomson notes a tight race expected with Europe in the 2000s venue shift. The International side urges a win on home soil amid lineup changes and new faces like Notah Begay and Kirk Triplett, with Paul Axgel highlighted in remarks.
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