Central dominates Empire State Games field hockey and more
Central sweeps multiple events led by Tracey Bordwell’s 1-0 win over Hudson Valley to claim the women’s scholastic field hockey gold. Western tops Adirondack for women’s open field hockey with 5-0, while Central earns bronze in the same event.
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Ithaca — Central
Tracey Bordwell
Central
Hudson Valley
Reece Hte
Adirondaale
Western
Hudson
Ben Lewis
Long Island
Adirondack
Cortland State
Josh Gonella
New York
Lansing High School
Glenn Swan
Ernie Bayles
Paul Pisam
David Rosher
Laura Miller
Kathryn Annan
Deborah Wilcox
Holly Aprile
Scholastic Games Highlight Open Women and Men Events
Readout covers Open Women and Open Men competitions with multiple athletes and teams from New York, Hudson Valley, Central and Long Island. Medals span GOLD SILVER BRONZE across archery swimming water polo boxing rowing and more, noting standout performances and record totals.
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Hudson Valley
Long Island
Central
Deborah Wilcox
Abigail Kinney
New York City
Bonnie Korb
Kate Connelly
Arlen Cromp
Onondaga Community College
Bishop Ludden High School
David Delesco
Ritchie recovers and wins for Scranton Wilkes Barre
Wally Ritchie limited Syracuse to three hits after a rough first inning as Scranton Wilkes Barre beat the Chiefs 4 5-3 at MacArthur Stadium. Glenallen Hill homered and doubled, fueling the early surge while Hill, Tolman and Walker accounted for multiple Syracuse hits.
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Syracuse Chiefs
Scranton- Wilkes Barre
Wally Ritchie
Chiefs
Richie
Red Barons
Scott Service
Scranton
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse
Rochester
Red Wings
Omaha
Ritchie
Bob Bailor
Glenallen Hill
Hill
Chico Walker
Tim Tolman
Red Barons Rally Slows Syracuse Pitching in Scranton Win
Scranton's Keith Miller and Floyd Rayford drive a fourth inning rally with Joe Redfield delivering a two run single after ChIefs starter Blair labors. Redfield notes a weakness to his slider, as Blair gives up three hits in the loss. Blair, returning from elbow injury, falls to 1-4.
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Red Barons
Keith Miller
Floyd Rayford
Joe Redfield
Redfield
Scranton
Blair
Steve Stanicek
Mark Ryal
Ritskes Wins Oswego Supermodified thriller in 75 laps
Randy Ritskes of Brockville Ontario stunned Oswego by winning the 75 lap supermodified feature in a $3,200 prize. He trailed Joe Gosek late, passed with six laps left, surviving a minor tangle and front end damage to claim the victory.
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Oswego Speedway
Randy Ritskes
Brockville
Ontaro
Oswego
Ritskes
Joe Gosek
Clyde Booth
Terry Johnson
Pat Abolt
Tim Nelson
Headley Warren
Bentley
Indy
Bull Vukovich III
Checkers
Ed Bellinger
Steve Gioia
Vukovich
Warren
Stefanik
New England
Mike Ctefanik
Brnan Ross
Mike McLaughlin
Tony Hirschman
Georg¢é Kent
Jamie An
Hill spins six homers in four games
Hill belts six home runs over a four game span continuing his one man derby. He credits renewed confidence and calm at the plate rather than gear, noting the bat is the same model he usually uses. Opponents like Rich Ritchie acknowledge Hill’s hot stretch and plan to pitch carefully.
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Hill
Toronto
Ritchie
Green vents after Yankees stumble in Toronto loss
Dallas Green raged after a 6-5 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays at Skydome, blasting the Yankees for missed opportunities and fundamental errors. He cited Kelly not tagging and other base running lapses, urging a return to basics as New York slips six games behind Baltimore in August pennant race.
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Toronto
Yankees
Dallas Green
Yanks
Toronto Blue Jays
Skydome
Green
Ken Phelps
Walt Terrell
Lee Guetterman
Baltimore Orioles
Roberto Kelly
Luis Polomia
Kelly
Alvaro Espinoza
Polonia
Todd Stottlemyre
Blue Jay
Don Slaught
Randy Velarde
Terrell
Fred McGriff
Blue Jays
Hard Rock Cafe
Guetterman
Manny Lee
Hut
Rius
Don Mattingly
Mets Sweep Expos as Strawberry Delivers In 14th
Expos and Mets pitchers dominated until a 14th inning blast by Darryl Strawberry sparked a Mets win at Wrigley Field. Key moments included missed chances and baserunning woes by Montreal, while Buck Rodgers noted scoring runners from third with two out.
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Chicago
Montreal
Buck Rodgers
Expos
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Tim Wallach
Gross
Strawberry
Banna
IR Eunorce
Inge
Raiggre
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al Atou
Pen Mens
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Open Sone CN AD
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Cha Who
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Deborat Benes
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Ehte
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Goates
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Keen Gosciak
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Kenner
Michael Schafer
Ewan Corcoran
Ban Cone
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Sronze
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Nadas
Ewu Welts
Lashall
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Coneli
Willie Blan
Aaron Goodman
Alex Infante
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Tommy Barret
Tomaino
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Billy Taylor
Thompson, Conn
Taylor
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McCreadie
Regge Ruggiero
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Brett Hearn
Ken Brighthill
Frank Cozze
Ken Schrader
Bill Decker
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Michigan International Speedway
Phil Krueger
Terry Labonte
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
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Luxpos
Kevin Gross
Sid Fernandez
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