Roswell baseball memories shape Brandon Claw Fulkerson
Brandon Claussen Fulkerson, a Roswell native, recalls early baseball days with Lions Honda and Noon Optimist leagues. He credits Frank Lilley and Bob Dodson for teaching him pitching, including a curveball, and reflects on friendships from youth ball. Now living in Columbus with Kelli Campbell, he dreams of a Bronx debut with the New York Yankees.
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Benoit Delivers Win in Call-Up for Rangers
Joaquin Benoit earned his first major league win with a 4-1 start over the Chicago White Sox in Arlington after a late call-up from Triple-A Oklahoma. Ortiz homered in his 250th at-bat, while Rocker Seanez and Irabu threw perfect innings in relief as Texas improved.
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Tim Duncan Wins NBA MVP In Tight Finish
Duncan edged Kidd by 57 first place votes and 954 points to 45 first place votes and 897 points with Shaquille O Neal third at 696 points. Nets coach Byron Scott and O Neal protested the outcome while Kidd offered congratulations. Duncan accepted the Maurice Podoloff Trophy in a windowless Alamodome room after a season aimed at his best yet.
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Demons Clinch 2A Semifinal Win Over Hawks 10-2
Dexter jumps to a 5-0 lead after four innings as Gamboa scatters six hits in six innings and Regalado closes. Banda, Banda and Jones drive key runs while Laguna-Acoma errors fuel the surge. Dexter improves to 19-4 and advances to face Estancia in Farmington for the 2A State Championship berth.
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