Yankees Force Game Five In Oakland After Rally
The New York Yankees beat the Oakland Athletics 9-2 to tie the AL division series at two games each. Bernie Williams drove in five runs as New York snapped Oakland’s home dominance and set up a decisive Game 5 at Yan kee Stadium with Roger Clemens scheduled to face Mark Mulder.
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Williams Womack ignite Diamondbacks past Cardinals for NLCS
Arizona rallied in the ninth as Matt Williams and Tony Womack delivered key hits to beat St. Louis 2-1 and advance to the NL Championship Series against Atlanta. Reggie Sanders homered for Arizona, while Curt Schilling battled Matt Morris in a tense clincher.
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Mariners Force Game Five With 6-2 Win Over Indians
Seattle staved off elimination in Cleveland, rallying for a 6-2 victory led by Ichiro Suzuki as Edgar Martinez belted a ninth inning homer. Freddy Garcia earned the win, sending the series to a decisive Monday game at Safeco Field.
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Bearcats Rally Past Pittsburg State 35-31 In MIAA Clash
Northwest Missouri State trailed 21-7 at halftime but rallied with two fourth quarter TD runs by Geromy Scaggs to beat Pittsburg State 35-31 on the road. John McMenamin threw for 294 yards and two scores for Northwest Missouri State while Neal Philpot ran 209 yards for Pittsburg State.
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Eagles volleyball standout performances and tourney results
Eagle players dominated with 22 kills 27 digs and 34 set assists across matches while Pomona reached third place with 24 kills by Mario Labrador and 120 good sets by Jill Bigham. Williamsburg went 3-2 to finish fifth as Anderson County claimed the invitational title with wins over Prairie View Independence and others.
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