Teeners edge Punxsutawney on strong Lowmaster outing
Lowmaster pitched five strong innings with eight strikeouts and one walk as Punxsy lost 14 9 to 6. Greg Belko led Philipsburg-Osceola with three hits while Smith Kephart and Adams added two each. P-O finished area play 3-1 and praised coach Good and his son Ty.
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Lowmaster
P-O
Greg Belko
Lee
Smith
Kephart
Adams
Come Ne
Good
Coac
Tyler
Philipsburg
Philipsburg-Osceola
Punxsutawney
Belko
Siegfried
Pisano
Punxsy
Skerkavich
Hr—Smith
Sac—Miller
Sf—Smith
Sb—Levy
Neal
Cs—Miller
Levy
Hutton
Mesoraco
Pirates end five-game drought with win over Nationals
Milledge produced two hits including a third inning double and a seventh inning RBI miscue by Guzman as the Pirates snap a five game skid. Lannan allowed five runs in seven innings while Morgan received a warm ovation in his return. Cedeno debuted at shortstop in his Pirates bow and the team extended a recent home winning stretch to five of seven.
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Milledge
Nationals
John Lannan
Guzman
RBI
Hanrahan
Pirates
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh
Morgan
Pearce
LaRoche
Andy LaRoche
Willie Harris
Washington
Neal Huntington
Adam
Zimmerman
Evan Meek
Lannan
Lannon
Nick
Joe
Ronny Cedeno
Wilson
Seattle
Cedeno
Adam Dunn
Harrison says he broke coaches plan on Super Bowl pick six
Steelers linebacker James Harrison revealed at training camp that his 100 yard interception return against the Cardinals in the Super Bowl was not part of the coaching game plan. He said he anticipated a blitz and chose to drop back, cutting in front of Kurt Warner’s pass and racing 100 yards to score. The play helped spark a 17 7 halftime lead en route to a 27 23 win as Ben Roethlisberger connected with Santonio Holmes on a late TD. Harrison called it a mix of technique timing and luck and noted coach Dick LeBeau barely minded.
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Alan Robinson
Latrobe
Steelers
James Harrison
Pittsburgh
Harrison
Arizona
Kurt Warner
Anquan Bolden
Ben Roethlisberger
Santonio Holmes
Cardinals
Warner
Larry Fitzgerald
NFL
Casey Hampton
Mike Tomlin
Europe
United States
Gatti
Saraiva
Porto de Galinhas
Rodrigues
Associated Press
Court of Quebec
Criminal and Penal Division
Ida
Kurt Busch
Gordon
Nascar
Montoya
Gatti autopsy exhumed for new Canadian inquiry
Arturo Gatti's body was exhumed at his family's request for a Quebec coroner autopsy after Brazilian police reclassified his July death as a suicide. The investigation centers on autopsy findings, embalmment, and a July Montreal funeral as officials seek clarity amid family and promoter statements.
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Bradley Brooks
Associated Press
Arturo Gatti
Quebec
Gatti
Brazil
Recife
Gilles Ethier
Montreal
Ethier
Lawrence Cannon
Friday and Saturday Sports Roundup with Baseball Scores
Area 6 VFW All Stars 15 and 16 Philipsburg Osceola 14 Punxsutawney 9 Friday results list multiple MLB games with standings and lineups. Saturday schedule includes Dodgers at Braves and various NL and AL games with notable player movements and trades across teams from Boston to San Francisco.
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Teener League
VFW All-Stars
Philipsburg-Osceola
Punxsutawney
Pittsburgh
Washington
Arizona
N.Y. Mets
Florida
Chicago Cubs
Colorado
Cincinnati
L.A. Dodgers
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
San Diego
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Wolf
D.lowe
Asin Am
N.Y
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Tampa Bay
Kansas City
Seattle
Texas
L.A. Angels
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
N.Y. Yankees
Oakland
Toronto
Chen
Niemann
F.hernandez
Tom.Hunter
Cecil
Cahill
Washburn joins Tigers as they hold AL Central lead
Peavy to Chicago Detroit acquired Washburn from Seattle for left-hander Luke French and minor leaguer Mauricio Robles, giving the Tigers an experienced lefty as they try to hold on to the AL Central lead. Washburn, third in the AL with a 2.64 ERA, joins All-Stars Justin Verlander and Edwin Jackson in Detroit's rotation.
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Detroit
Washburn
Seattle
Luke French
Mauricio Robles
Tigers
Justin Verlander
Edwin Jackson
Minnesota
Acquirin Cabrera
Cash
Oaklaw
Tyler Ludendorf
Johnson
Washington
Marlins
Florida
Speedometers not on board for NASCAR series
Juan Pablo Montoya was penalized for speeding on pit road at Pocono, costing him a shot at victory as NASCAR enforces a 5 mph cushion on 55 mph pit speeds. The debate centers on using speedometers versus RPM tachometers, with officials and drivers noting accuracy and cost considerations.
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Dan Gelston
Long Pond
Juan Pablo Montoya
Nascar
Brickyard
Montoya
Mark Martin
Pit Road
John Darby
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Top Punxsy
Dickey
Baker
Ellen Haley
Pat Lynch
Haley
Amanda Rodrigues
Milena Saraiva
Pocono Raceway
Tony Stewart
Chevrolet
Jimmie Johnson
Jeff Gordon
Dodge
Carl Edwards
Ford
Denny Hamlin
Toyota
Ryan Newman
Kasey Kahne
Greg Biffle
Matt Kenseth
David Reutimann
Kyle Busch
Brian Vickers
Clint Bowyer
Jeff Burton
Marcos Ambrose
Joey Logano
Jamie McMurray
Casey Mears
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Kevin Harvick
Martin Truex Jr
Elliott Sadler
Reed Sorenson
AJ Allmendinger
Bobby Labonte
Sam Hornish Jr
David Ragan
Michael Waltrip
David Stremme
Paul Menard
Robby Gordon
John Andretti
Sterling Marlin Dodge
Scott Speed
David Gilliland
Joe Nemechek
Dave Blaney
Patrick Carpentier
Mike Wallace
Tony Raines
Pratt
Stammen
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Lincecum
Burns
Mujica
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Yankees
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Boston Red Sox
Victor Martinez
Justin Masterson
Nick Hagadone
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Marcus McBeth
Pawtucket
Josh Reddick
Portland
Daisuke Matsuzaka
Travis Denker
White Sox
Brent Lillibridge
Charlotte
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Trevor Crowe
Wyatt Toregas
Columbus
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Orlando Cabrera
Tyler Ladendorf
NEW York Yankees
Jerry Hairston Jr
Chase Weems
Shelley Duncan
Scranton-Wilkes Barre
Jonathan Albaladejo
Scranton- Wilkes Barre
Seattle Mariners
Jarrod Washburn
Atlanta Braves
Adam LaRoche
Casey Kotchman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sean Smith
ST. Louis Cardinals
Mitchell Boggs
Memphis
Nick Stavinoha
Aaron Thompson
Joe Beimel
Claudio Vargas
Dodgers
Vinny Rottino
Darby
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