Elks District Hoop Shoot Winner Crowned in Syracuse
Maria Warner, Oswego Elks Hoop Shoot winner in the 8-9 age group, captured first place at the district event hosted by the Syracuse Elks at the Pastime Athletic Club. She advances to the regional Hoop Shoot in Boonville on February 13.
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ESSROC Cement tops Bosco's 31 to 24 in Oswego action
In Oswego Youth Basketball Association Senior Division, ESSROC Cement defeated Bosco's Market 31 to 24. Dylan Munger led ESSROC with 10 points, followed by six from Chris Dempsey and Ethan LoCastro, with contributions from Lilly, Jared Yoder, and Ethan Hotaling-Whitney. Bosco's scorers included Kevon Johnston with nine and Zachary DeMott with eight.
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Yankees' Greg Bird to miss season with shoulder surgery
New York Yankees first baseman Greg Bird will miss the season after labrum repair for a damaged right shoulder. Surgery by Dr. Altchck at Hospital for Special Surgery confirmed. injury a recurrence from last May. Bird, 23, debuted last August hitting 11 homers in 157 at bats with a .261 average.
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Snedeker wins Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines
Brandt Snedeker closed with a tough round amid wind and toppled trees to win the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. He finished 6 under 282, besting Jimmy Walker and K J Choi, who faded after a late surge. Choi fell short with a 76, Walker shot 77, and Kevin Streett claimed third with 74. Snedeker had trailed by six entering the final round and earlier overcame a seven-shot deficit to claim the title.
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