Panthers stunned by losses as 2-3 mark looms
Williamsburg drops to 2-3 after a tough night against Pleasanton. Coach Chuck Lee cited mental errors and turnover issues as the main cause, noting the team fought hard but misplayed crucial moments. Key players included Travis Bowring and James Spiker in a wide ball game, with Toms rushing 132 yards for Pleasanton. The Panthers next host Marmaton Valley hoping to rebound before district play.
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Suzuki Sets Major League Hits Record for Season
Seattle star Ichiro Suzuki tied and then set the major league single season hit mark with 258 in the Mariners 160th game, breaking George Sisler's 84 year record as fans and family cheered. he added his 100th run and remained a standout after a tense moment on the outfield fence.
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Bill Terry
New York Giants
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Halford, Ganison, and Harris Lead Ottawa Rally in Tough Loss
Ottawa shows mixed offense with Perry and Ganison heavy in rushing. Halford, Halford, and Harris punch in scores as Baldwin Wright connects on two passes for 258 yards while Ottawa receivers lean on Leccy Neff and Baldwin Hannon for gains as the defense battles.
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Ankiel earns first win in 3% years with relief effort
Rick Ankiel, activated from the DL, earned his first victory since 2000 by pitching four innings in relief as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-1. He allowed two hits, one run on Keith Ginter's homer, and beaned Dave Krynzel on a hanging curveball triggering a concussion.
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