Texas, Mexico advance at Little League World Series
Steven Cardone paced San Antonio as Texas edged New York 4-1 behind double plays and key RBI by John Shull while Drew Brooks and Nicholas Smisek shuffled positions due to injuries. Mexico blanked Japan 6-0 on Reyno sa with Raul Rojas homering and Raymundo Berrones dominating on the mound to reach the international final.
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South Williamsport, Pa
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San Antonio
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John Shull
Staten Island
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Shull
Mike Shull
Georgia
California
U.S
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Mexico
Japan
Taiwan
Curacao
Drew Brooks
Travis Daves
Brooks
Nicholas Smisek
Anthony Scotti
Smisek
Gen Quinn
RBI
Michael Zacciarello
Reynosa
Raul Rojas
Chiba City
Williamsport
Rojas
Raymundo Berrones
Berrones
Sergio Guzman
Naoto Ogura
Toshinori Wakai
ERGC Ladies League Sees Nancy Ruth Lead Winners
CURWENSVILLE Ladies League at Eagles Ridge Golf Club featured 18 players. Nancy Ruth won game of the week low net on holes starting with T and F with 18, led overall net with 32, and scored a chip-in. Other chip-ins went to Sandy Anderson Betty Hartshorne and Flo Spinelli. Low gross went to Joanne Dale with 46. Sherry Burfield and Joyce Gavlak posted proximities. Burfield had long drive on 14 while Gavlak won the chip challenge on 18.
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Eagles Ridge Golf Club
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Phillies Roll Pirates as Fans Split in Philadelphia
The Pirates fell 0 for 7 with runners in scoring position and left nine on base in a 50-50 crowd split between Phillies red and Pirates gold. Ronny Cedeno was scratched with a broken pinky but later pinch hit. Maholm’s winless streak extended and he carried a 0.78 ERA in three starts against the Phillies this season.
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Phillies
Malcolm
Ronny Cedeno
Maholm
Philadelphia
P O girls soccer returns 12 letterwinners from page 9
Coach Good outlines a veteran defense led by Amanda Czar with Nessa Brown Alison Patrick and Liz Josephson back. Freshmen Carly Gonder and Olivia Brown push for minutes while senior Kristen Kojadinovich rejoins. Anetta Czar leads the offense as the team rebuilds after losses aiming for another league title with a 7 1 preseason win over St Marys and a season opener September 5 against Moshannon Valley.
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Amanda Czar
Good
Czar
Nessa Brown
Alison Patrick
Liz Josephson
Patrick
Josephson
Carly Gonder
Olivia Brown
Wolves
Kristen Kojadinovich
Mountain Athletic Conference
Lady Mounties
Ritter
Debi Hirschbiel
Adams
Anetta Czar
Kaylee Adams
Ashley Wood
Wood
Cherise Diehl
St. Marys
Olivia Beck
Kelsey Shaw
Marissa Albert
Alayna Bertothy
Maggi Ferguson
Curwensville seeks wins in busy slate across golf and tennis
The schedule lists Curwensville at Clearfield on Wednesday with 10 am start and Curwensville hosting a girls golf meet at 3 pm with Brockway, Brookville, DuBois, Punxsutawney, and Ridgway at Curwensville. Also included are additional matches through September including tennis at Clearfield and DuBois Central Catholic, plus a Sept 2-3 slate featuring Philipsburg-Osceola and Penns Valley clashes and other district action.
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Bald Eagle Area
Lewistown
Huntingdon
Central Mountain
Bellefonte
Tyrone
West Branch
Indian Valley
Penns Valley
Curwensville
Clearfield
Brockway
Brookville
DuBois
Punxsutawney
Ridgway
DuBois Central Catholic
St. Marys
Philipsburg-Osceola
State College
Elk County Catholic
Pitino calls scandal pure hell for his family
Louisville coach Rick Pitino described the sex extortion scandal involving Karen Cunagin Sypher as "pure hell" for his family during a hastily called news conference. The AP reports that police released audio and video of Sypher's interview and phone messages as federal charges of extortion and lying to the FBI loom, with Pitino insisting the truth will emerge and defending his handling of the case.
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Will Graves
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Rick Pitino
Pitino
Karen Cunagin Sypher
Sypher
FBI
Ted Kennedy
Heaid
Steve Pence
Ference
Cardinals
Andy Abbott
James Earhart
Sypherb Pitino
Robert Biven
Alicia Smiley
U.S
Charles Simpson
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