Tuesday Scoreboard and Postseason Baseball Season Glance
A crowded Saturday scoreboard lists trap hill junior high football scores with Kirby Ward and Pugh in passing and rushing totals, followed by post season baseball results between New York Texas Cleveland Boston and league championship series schedule. It also includes college and local sports notices, race signups, and upcoming games at Charleston Civic Center and Laidley Field.
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Sedlock fuels Fayetteville comeback with three touchdowns
In a note that juries injured players earlier, Sedlock refused to sit and led Fayetteville past Buffalo 26-15. He gained 106 rushing yards, 135 receiving yards, and scored three TDs to erase a 15-0 deficit, inspired by teammate Jason Castle's late exit from the game with a broken leg.
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Big East Football Notes On Flutie Jersey Retirement And Rivalries
On campus the Big East features Doug Flutie’s number retirement at halftime and BC’s first ESPN appearance since last season’s 31 24 win over West Virginia. Miami eyes the Florida State clash as a key litmus test while Santana Moss earns weekly honors. Rutgers, Syracuse and Virginia Tech stories highlight QB records and standout defensive play as others struggle with injuries and losses.
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Braves rest up for NLCS as Brown returns against Padres
Chipper Jones notes Braves hit well versus Kevin Brown in last year's NLCS. Brown won his only start against Atlanta this season, but Neagle will start Game 4 with a four man rotation. Cox keeps 25-man roster intact as Martinez and Perez bullpen the relief group. Tickets for NLCS at Turner Field still available with over 5,000 left.
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Indians seek first postseason win to avoid early exit
The Indians, riding a four-game Central title streak and fresh from a four-game win over Boston, face the Yankees at Yankee Stadium with Charles Nagy opposing Wright in a pivotal AL series game. Wright, a 21-year-old rookie, aims to rebound after a rough opener, while Nagy seeks a shutout-like performance from the Cleveland rotation. Wells, coming off a perfect May game and a strong season, hopes to quiet Indians hitters as Hargrove notes Wells’ leadership and confidence on the mound.
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Trend Outlook From Weekend NFL Action
NFL roundup shows Saints and Dolphins both edged by late field goal, Jets shut down Dolphins for 20 9 win. Panthers slump to 0 5 after 51 23 loss to Falcons with Tim Dwight 93 yard kickoff TD. Giants slide to 2 3 amid turnover woes as NFC East struggles continue.
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