Wells stifles Yankees as Blue Jays snap skid
Toronto righty David Wells pitched a four hitter to beat his former team for the first time this season, as the Blue Jays edged the Yankees 2-1 on Monday night. Vernon Wells homered, Wells moved to 14-10, and New York dropped to fourth straight defeat after a Red Sox sweep.
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Benjamin leads Catoctin to 4-3 win over Smithsburg
Catoctin bolted to a 4-3 victory as Cyndi Benjamin completed a hat trick with Lindsey Gladhill assisting all three goals. Kim Mills guarded the Cougars goal while Smithsburg outshot 25-10.
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Hawks rout Urbana as Meador, Brown lead in Monday game
Herbert capped an 80 yard opening drive with a nine yard TD run and Josh Brown added a 22 yard field goal as Urbana built a 16 point lead. Meador blocked a punt and scored on a 10 yard return, then Meador and Palmer added scores to seal a 37-0 victory before a sparse, then growing crowd.
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Two Terps honored by ACC Greensboros football notes
Maryland and Clemson each earned two players of the week honors from the ACC. Maryland rback Lewis Sanders and quarterback Calvin McCall received awards after the Terps 10-6 win over Western Carolina. Clemson defenders Braxton Williams and Jason Seerbetner starred in the 33-14 victory over Virginia.
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Wizards sign Lawson and Kerner in free agency
Washington Wizards announce the signing of 6-11 centers Jason Lawson and Jonathan Kerner. Lawson played for the Grand Rapids Hoops in the CBA last season, averaging 7.7 points and 8.9 rebounds per game. Kerner appeared in one Magic game last season and started 1998-99 with Sioux Falls, posting 6.8 points and 4.3 rebounds per game.
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Bergkamp travels by car to Florence for Champions Cup tie
Dennis Bergkamp, terrified of flying, began a 750-mile car journey from London to Florence to play Arsenal against Fiorentina. Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said Bergkamp would not fly, opting for ground travel to join the team in the group stage match.
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Dragila earns IAAF world mark in pole vault
American pole vaulter Stacy Dragila has had her 15 feet 1 inch vault at the Seville world championships ratified as a world record tying Emma George's mark. Michael Johnson's 43.18 seconds in the 400 meters awaits ratification. In Chicago, Frank Thomas underwent successful right foot surgery, with rehab to start next week after removal of a bone spur and a toe coin.
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Young designers create Tide dye NASCAR paint scheme
Tiffany Rich, 10, and 12-year-old Callie Pegadiotes designed the No. 10 Ford Taurus driven by Ricky Rudd for the Napa Auto Care 500 in Martinsville. The Tide dye motif will trigger a donation to Give Kids the World for every lap raced on Oct. 3, with Pam Sandwirth noting the retro color choice and tie-dye style.
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Newville Wins Frye Invitational Title in Brunswick
Newville, Pa defeated Salem County, N J 15 to 7 to capture the Grover Frye Invitational adult baseball tournament at Brunswick High School. Sixty one year old Bill Julio of Salem County was named tournament MVP with seven hits and one save. Other awards went to Jason Vion as outstanding offensive player and Todd Melisauskas as outstanding manager.
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Adams wins Goodloe Byron Run for third time at Mount St Marys
Matt Adams Urbania High School boys cross country coach secures his third Goodloe Byron Memorial Run title at Mount St Marys College with a 53 21 winning time. Frank Kurtz places second in 53 40. Patsy Long wins the women's race in 1 03 42 with Darey Strauss second. 85 athletes competed.
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Ravens slam St Louis in opener sparks cautionary view
The Ravens fell to a 1 0 loss against a four win Rams squad led by Kurt Warner, a stumble many fear but caution notes say is not fatal. With 15 games left in the season, Billick adapts to NFL head coaching and Washington faces pressure as Turner must deliver a playoff bid or lose his job.
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Orioles rally to sweep Mariners in tight 5 5 split season series
Seattle led 1-0 as Martinez doubled and Wilson drove in two with a single. Belle walked to set up Ripken's 17th homer this season and 401st of his career. Davis homered for Baltimore, Johnson drove in a run, Bordick’s 13 game hitting streak ends, Griffey shines vs Ponson. Orioles complete four game sweep note.
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