P O Teens Win Extra Inning Slugfest Over Curwensville
In a high scoring extra inning battle PC Osceola beat Curwensville 18-13 after a decisive eighth inning. Carpin delivered the game winning single as P O overcame an 8-1 deficit, with Turner, Austin Turner, and Kyle Johns among the standout contributors for Curwensville. Both teams ride into their next games against Punxsutawney with 1-2 records.
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Eagles Ridge Ladies League winner crowned in close playoff
CURWENSVILLE Eagles Ridge Golf Club hosted its Ladies League on Wednesday with 22 golfers. Joyce Gavlak edged Nancy Ruth in a card playoff for week’s best handicap score after discarding two draw-determined holes, also winning a third-shot proximity on hole 5 handicap 40+. Ruth Lloyd and Sherry Burfield had chip-ins, low gross went to Joanne Dale at 46, and low net to Ellen Stoyek at 29. Ruth had distance on hole 5.
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Winter Classic field takes shape with Fenway backdrop
Flyers players pose at home plate and near the Green Monster as the Winter Classic field blends Fenway Park with outdoor ice. Bruins rivalries, memories of outdoor play, and weather cautions color the lead up, while veterans note the spectacle and challenges of skating on a diamond shaped rink.
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All-Star Game TV ratings dip from 2008 levels
New York AP Fox reported the All-Star game drew an 8.9 rating and 15 share for the American League 4-3 win on Tuesday night, down 4 percent from 2008’s 9.3/16 in the marathon nine innings. The pregame show ratings rose 3 percent with President Obama throwing out the first pitch.
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Penguins open season with banner night and Detroit rematches
The Pittsburgh Penguins raise the Stanley Cup banner before their October 2 game with the New York Rangers at Mellon Arena. They face Detroit twice, January 31 at home and March 22 in Detroit, and will move to Consol Energy Arena in 2010-11. The schedule includes a February 15 to March 1 Olympic break and a seven of eight road trip March 11-24.
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Farrar Narrowly Misses Win In Tough Stage Sprint
In Wednesday’s stage, Nocentini and others crashed early allowing Johan Van Summeren and Marcin Sapa to break away for about 18.6 miles before the peloton, led by Team Columbia High Road, reeled them in three miles from the finish. Farrar pushed to beat Cavendish who tied Barry Hoban’s record with mixed feelings about the comparison. Cavendish praised Hoban’s advice while noting some press remarks.
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Tyler Yates Undergoes Elbow Surgery, Out For Season
Pittsburgh Pirates reliever Tyler Yates had right elbow surgery in Birmingham, Alabama and will miss the rest of the season. The 31-year-old right hander, who was 0-2 with a 7.50 ERA in 15 games, was placed on the 15-day disabled list May 15 after rehab stalled. He is not expected to throw for five to six months, casting doubt on his availability for the next year.
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