Williams Hingis vie for U S Open crown in youth clash
Venus Williams reaches the U S Open final to face Martina Hingis in a historic matchup. The 17 year old Williams defeated Irina Spirlea in three sets, becoming the youngest unseeded finalist in the Open era, while Hingis routed Lindsay Davenport in straight sets to set the final.
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Engestrom shines in field hockey and basketball
Ruth Engestrom says field hockey is her favorite sport though she loves basketball. The Middletown student admired senior Shelbie Ferko, pivoting to field hockey after early basketball promise. Engestrom plays for the Washington Wolves under Steve Simpson and earned Team Maryland selection, with both teams heading to the National Hockey Festival.
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Yankees catcher Joe Girardi sidelined by ugly finger fracture
Yankees catcher Joe Girardi missed Friday night’s game with the Orioles due to a fractured left middle finger described as ugly by manager Joe Torre. X-rays showed a non displaced fracture and Girardi’s status remained day to day as Jorge Posada would catch until his return.
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Morris drug test records sought by Texas DA in probation case
Rockwall County DA seeks Bam Morris test results after he failed a drug and alcohol screen. The NFL refuses to release records, citing privilege under a voluntary substance abuse program. A hearing will decide whether to compel disclosure and possible probation revocation.
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Chiefs safety Jerome Woods to appeal $7500 late hit fine
Kansas City safety Jerome Woods and the Chiefs will appeal a $7,500 fine for a late hit on John Elway. Elway called the hit cheap, while the Chiefs maintain the contact was legal as Elway was out of the pocket. The Clefs lost 19-3 as Woods altered course to collide after a 78 yard pass.
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San Diego State Dominates Navy In Season Opener
San Diego State defeated Navy 45-31 in Qualcomm Stadium as Kevin McKechnie threw four touchdowns and ran for another, with Al Hakim posting 172 receiving yards on six catches and returning a kickoff for 85 yards. Taj Johnson had 163 receiving yards on six receptions. Navy tied the game late in the fourth, but McKechnie answered with two scoring plays.
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Anaheim Detroit battle feature in early box score page
Baseball scorers show Anaheim and Detroit in a mixed card with player abbreviations and numbers. Milwaukee and Boston also appear in a separate line, while Minnesota contributions list several hitters and fielders across a crowded box score tableau.
Griffey powers Seattle past Twins in Minnesota
Ken Griffey Jr tied a career high with 49th homer as Seattle powered four homers to beat the Minnesota Twins 10-6 Friday night. Edgar Martinez, Andy Sheets, and TRob Ducey also homered for the Mariners who moved four games ahead of Anaheim in the AL West. Jamie Moyer improved to 15-4 in the win.
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Patriots hold off Middletown in rough win
Thomas Johnson sparked a 68 yard opening march, Briscoe capped it with a 3 yard TD as the Patriots led 6 0. Middletown answered with two TDs but missed PATs and a field goal, leaving Patriots ahead 18 17 at halftime. Briscoe and Ambush key plays. defense pressured Middletown in second half. Briscoe rushed for 105 yards. Roberts 61. Ambush 60.
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Local Football Roundup From Friday’s Scores and Highlights
Bowen led Bruns wick with 87 rushing yards and a TD on 10 carries while Evans added 59 yards. Damascus opened defense of its title with a 35-0 win over Watkins Mill as Teller rushed for 137 yards and three scores and Thompson connected on two TD passes to Wimsatt. Elkton blanked Victor Cullen 28-0, Jefferson beat Frederick 36-11, and Catoctin fought Catonsville 30-26 with Shekels 77 rushing yards and a TD for Catoctin.
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Urbana tops Catoctin as Bowles nets late winner
Urbana beats Catoctin 1-0 in a Frederick County Girls Soccer doubleheader after Emily Bowles scores in the 77th minute off a Denise Rogers assist. Urbana outshot 14-10 with six saves for Urbana and nine for Catoctin. In DC action, St Johns DC defeated SJPH 5-0 as Vikings mentor Paul Wood praised team improvement despite the loss. Betsy Moore and Emily Donaldson stood out in goal for St Johns DC, keeping a clean sheet after halftime.
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