Mark Martin wins fourth race at Chicagoland NASCAR meet
Mark Martin, at 50, won his fourth Cup race of the season at Chicagoland Speedway after a late restart. He led 195 laps, held off Jimmie Johnson and Kurt Busch in a frantic finish, with Jeff Gordon second. Kyle Busch finished 33rd amid radio complaints.
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Chicagoland
Dan Gelston
Joliet, Ill
Martin
Chicagoland Speedway
Hendrick Motorsports
Jimmie Johnson
Johnson
Kurt Busch
Jeff Gordon
Gordon
Hendrick
Colorado
LifeLock
Jeff
Rick Hendrick
Hendrie
Kyle Busch
Busch
Kasey Kahne
Tony Stewart
Denny Hamlin
Martin Truex Jr
Memorial HYDE-The Clearfield-Curwensville Club Hosts The Memorial
The Memorial Tournament crowned four flight champions over the weekend at the Hyde The Memorial Country Club. In the championship flight Donnie Butler and Bob Rishel defeated Brian Spencer and Matt Vokes. Josh Norris and David Butler took third by beating Ken Braniff and Denny Miller. First flight winners were Jesse Beish and Larry Moyer over Dave Collins and Dan Dugan, with Jody Vezza and P D Beish third. Second flight champions Mike Yingling and George Holobinko beat Terry Forcey and Bob Kroell, with Rick Schickling and Stan Sclarczyk taking third. Third flight winners Robin Hay and Nick Ninosky over Mike Morrison and Brad Boulich, with Steve Butler and Jim Schickling topping Larry Stiner and Rick Mattern for third. Semifinals saw Spencer and Vokes beat Lanager and Campolong 5 and 4, while Butler and Rishel won 21 holes over Lykens and Bowles Sr in the other semifinal. In the loser's bracket Braniff and Miller eliminated Willie Vokes and Mike Lezzer, and Norris-Butler ousted Barry Kline and Merrill Dunlap.
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Ken _—Billotte
Nick Santinoceto
Mike Yingling
George Holobinko
Terry
Forcey
Bob Kroell
Rick Schickling
Stan Sclarczyk
Bill Falger
Sam Yost
Robin Hay
Nick Ninosky
Mike Morrison
Brad Boulich
Steve Butler
Jim Schickling
Larry Stiner
Rick Mattern
Spencer and
Vokes
Giles Lanager
Denny Campolong
Butler
Rishel
Lee Lykens
Perry Bowles Sr
Braniff and
Miller
Willie Vokes
Mike Lezzer
Norris-Butler
Barry Kline
Merrill Dunlap
Morann Bass Club Fishs 25.71 Largemouth Lunker Win
Morann Bass Club fished Milton Loop in the Mahoning Valley with 27 anglers. Dan Gallo won with 7.55 pounds, Nick Kozorozky 4.36, Scott Fleming 3.70. Kozorozky earned the 2.34 pound lunker. Top eight finishers listed and overall standings show Gallo leading with 100 points. The group returns Wednesday at 6 for the lunker tournament at Beaver Valley launch Glendale Lake. entry fee five dollars.
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Dayton
Morann Bass Club
Mahoning Valley
Milton Loop
Dan Gallo
Nick Kozorozky
Scott Fleming
Kozorozky
Tom Hockenberry
Joe Smolko
Dave Gallo
Jerry Noel
John Gallagher
Ken Kephart
Jeff Beals
Gallagher
Craig Fox
Josh Gates
Smolko
Scott Wagner
Fleming
Eeking
Beaver Valley
Glendale Lake
Phils edge Bellefonte to cap season thriller
Philipsburg-8 Bellefonte-8 after a late scoring burst by the Phils. Gummo delivered the go ahead run with a single and added an insurance score on a sacrifice fly. Godin pitched well despite the losses, scattering five hits in the final four frames. Final line shows Philipsburg finishing 29-6-8-6 and Bellefonte 29-8-18-6 with key hits from Hahn Luzier Carl Parkes and Gummo.
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Bellefonte
Gummo
Godin
Phils
Godie
Minarchick
Philipsburg
Gorl
Hahn
Carl
Luzier
Sf— Parkes
Sac—Watson
Jalico
Quay
McClarren
Seby drives Mifflin County past Philipsburg Osceola in tense tilt
Seby relieved in the fourth for Philipsburg Osceola after Kearns exceeded 40 pitches. He worked three innings, allowing two runs on two hits while fanning five. Mifflin County used multiple pitchers and capitalized on late hits to post an 11-9 victory as Philipsburg left runners stranded with bases loaded in the final frame.
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Mifflin County
Seby
Kearns
Hannon
Thompson
Timmy
Eason
Philipsburg-Osceola
Lamb
Baseball and league playoff results and upcoming schedule
Area results report from the SCOREBOARD with Bellefonte routing 8 Philipsburg 6 in the Loser's Bracket, Clearfield beating Punxsutawney 18 to 8 in eight innings, Mifflin County 11 Philipsburg-Osceola 3 in the All-Stars final, and Norther Tier action Philipsburg-Osceola 15 Tri-County 4 in four. Also lists Teener League and VFW All-Stars fixtures, district All-Stars matchups, and upcoming regionals and calendar notes including All-Star game July 14 in St Louis and Hall of Fame July 26 in Cooperstown.
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American Legion
Bellefonte
Philipsburg
Clearfield
Punxsutawney
Mifflin County
Philipsburg-Osceola
Tri-County
Curwensville
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Houston
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Chicago Cubs
Mets
L.A. Dodgers
Colorado
San Francisco
Arizona
Pool Sharks Sprint Through DuBois Meet Highlights
DuBois Second Malloy and Katrina Spencer lead a crowded pool card with multiple top finishes. Paige Conrad, Mikesell, Coval, and Shaw post multiple wins across free, back, fly, breast and medley events, with relays placing first or high.
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Malloy
Katrina Spencer
L. Shaw
K. Spencer
K. Bietz
Hess
J. Swanson
L. Mikesell
Maines
K. Gietz
McMillen
A. Coval
T. Swanson
Brett Sherkel
C. Bietz
Paige Conrad
Paige Mikesell
Sydney Coval
P. Conard
P. Mikesell
S. Coval
Brittany Shaw
P. Conrad
Talitha Narehood
B. Shaw
Sherkel
W. Flanagan
M. Spencer
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