Central lacrosse battles to 7-6 win over Western
Central upset Western 7-6 as Greg Burns of Jamesville-DeWitt scored the decisive goal with 17 seconds left. Coach Tom Halli urged focus amid distractions as Central moved toward a possible gold medal game, with Adirondack and Hudson Valley looming. Western’s Randy Garrett praised the comeback and noted past losses to Central.
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Tom Halli
Western
Central
Hudson Valley
Long Island
Hudson
Hall
Greg Burns
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Chris Barber
Burns
Barber
la Salle-High
Adirondack
Yorktown
Randy Garrett
Fairport
CNY
Eric Ungleich
Cicero- North
Syracuse
Tim Soudan
Patterson Tops Scholastic Shot Put At ESG Meets
Central dominates the University of Buffalo events with Trent Patterson a 285 pound senior winning the scholastic shot put and Bracketing discus title while Liverpudian David Gibault sets an Empire State Games pole vault record. Jim Drake adds silver as Nigel Gabriel wins 21.60 in the 200. Central rowing and wrestling also claim multiple titles as logistics frustrate athletes across two campuses.
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Amaberst
Trent Patterson
Central
University of Buffalo
Patterson
Henninger
David Gibault
Gibault
Liverpool
JJ Grant
Jim Drake
Jamesville-DeWitt
Nigel Gabriel
ESG
Buffalo
Nash
University of Buffalo-Amherst
Buffalo State
Buff State
Syracuse
Empire State Games Results Highlight Top Open and Scholastic Events
The Empire State Games feature multiple results across swimming track and field and ball sports with winners from New York City Western Hudson Valley and Long Island. Notable names include Lisa Horton Gillian Osborne Jana Williams Monita Taylor Youree Spence and James Siefert among others across open scholastic and master events.
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Chris Duran
Robert Joho
Shaun King
Jaens Sche
Gary Gray Scott Aanr
Omar Coley
Lisa Horton
Rochester
Gillian Osborne
Westbury
Jana Williams
Brooklyn
Monita Taylor
Bronx
Susan Daley
W. Sayville
Sandra Antoine
Joseph McDonald
Kingston
Richard Thompson
White Plains
Calvin Griggs
Rome
Joe Galeano
Hauppauge
Scott Morris
Dix Hills
Anthony McClendon
Hudson Valley
Joan Gray
Sonya Henry
Freeport
Long Island
New York City
Adirondack
Western
Michel Wagner
Grand Island
Larry Canonico
Smithtown
David Anderson
Michael Hedgecock
Wantagh
Richard Lewis
Norwich
James Banst
Elma
Youree Spence
Baldwin
Yolande Smail
Lynette Lawrence
James Siefert
Rockville Center
Anthony Washington
Gregory Reyner
Hilton
Claude Anderson
Port Washington
Anthony Buccigrossi
Staten Island
Michael Carter
Lockport
Kathleen Murphy
Tonawanda
Maureen Murphy
Kenmore
Depble Jo
Cheryl Wiegand
W. Seneca
Pamela Burroughs
Kimberly Swan
Laura Vonseeten
Garden City
Gail Bevan
Pleasantville
Jennifer Graham
Syracuse
Central
Perm Bak Lee
Matthew Koschara
Selden
John Roach
Kyoo Aain
Dobbs Ferry
Open Track and Rowing Meet Results With Many Standouts
Women's Open javelin sees Jeanne Villegas of Carmel win at 47.82 meters while Janet Adams of North Syracuse takes second. In rowing events Central dominates junior fours and doubles with Hudson Valley, Western, and Adirondack also posting times and placings across junior and elite categories. Additional results cover open soccer and field hockey, plus sprint marks led by Nigel Gabriel in the 200 meters and James Purvis in the 100 meters with other top placers named.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson Valley
Coxie
Long Island
Adirondack
New York City
Central
Western
Central Long Island
Longstand
Sharri Hollander
New York
Margaret Martin
Medina
Jean-Taygen Yee
Long Island City
Tzu Moy
Jill Wichick
Huntington Station
Janet Rossmann
Brentwood
Jeanne M. Villegas
Carmel
Janet Adams
North Syracuse
Barbara Lundberg
Broadalbin
Workers
Wordens
Heather Mulvey
Albany
Holly Schmitt
Buffalo
Denise B. Betzag
Laurel Hollow
Nigel Gabriel
Brooklyn
James Drake
Syracuse
Patrick Gordon
Queens Village
NFL Exhibition Opener Sparks Week of Gridiron Action
The kickoff featured two NFC exhibition wins as Quentin Walker’s 48 yard TD run boosted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 10-3 victory over the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions battled Buffalo Bills to a 10-10 tie in Pontiac Michigan. Lions coach Darryl Rogers debuted with a stalemate while Tony Dorsett faced contract holdout pressure from Dallas owner Bum Bright amid a tax lien and other financial issues. In tennis, Jimmy Connors defeated Tim Mayotte 6-4 6-0, while No 2 seed Ivan Lendl eliminated Brad Gilbert 6-3 6-3 and John McEnroe faced Robert Seguso in the other semifinal.
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NFC
Quentin Walker
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills
Pontiac
Mich
Michigan State
Arizona State
Darryl Rogers
Jimmy Connors
Tim Mayotte
Mayotte
Connors
Ivan Lendl
Brad Gilbert
John McEnroe
Robert Seguso
Cubs Catcher Davis Fined for Late Arrival After Birth
Cubs catcher Jody Davis was fined 400 by manager Jim Frey for arriving late to the St. Louis game after his wife Pam gave birth to their third son Jeremy. Davis said the boy was one day old, and he pinch-hit in the eighth as Chicago lost 8-0.
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Chicago Cubs
Jody Davis
Jim Frey
St. Louis
Davis
Larry Bowa
Cubs
Cardinals
Pam
Jeremy
Atlanta
Chicago White Sox
Tony LaRussa
Derry
Cousins
New York Yankees
Cuba
Albany
United States
Mexico
Chinese Taipei
Oneonta
Mike Christopher
Yankees
Utica Blue Sox
Christopher
Meagher Nearing Record Form At National Meet
Mary T Meagher edged toward her 1981 form at the U S Swimming Long Course Nationals. She swam the second-fastest 200 meter butterfly this week and added a 1985 world best in the 100 meter butterfly Friday night. Meagher, a three time 1984 Olympic gold medalist, called thirteen hundredths a matter of luck, noting her near record swim echoes her 1981 pace.
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Matt Biondi
U.S
Mary T. Meagher
Meagher
Geddes Trails Lopez By Four At Henredon Classic
LPGA leader Nancy Lopez shot 5-under 67 to reach 11-under 133 at Willow Creek. Jane Geddes, 7-under 137, sits two behind in third round as she eyes her first win after two straight runner-ups. Five players tied at 5-under 139 include Eggeling, Inkster, Alvarez, Skinner, and Garbacz after a rain delayed round.
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Nancy Lopez
Jane Geddes
Willow Creek Golf Club
Lopez
Geddes
Dale Eggeling
Juli Inkster
Vicki Alvarez
Papadakos transfers to Spartans from Syracuse
Syracuse area readers learn that George Papadakos of Don Mills Ontario, a former SU sophomore who withdrew last winter, is transferring to Michigan State. He played this summer for the Canadian National team and was recruited by MSU coach Jud Heathcote before choosing SU. The note also invites league joiners to contact Rocky Longo, secretary, at 468-5098 for the Greater Syracuse Bowling League, which travels and holds Monday night matches starting Sept 9.
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Greater
Syracuse
Rocky Longo
GSL
Papadakos
Spartans
Syracuse University
George Papadakos
Don Mills
Ontario
Michigan State
Jud Heathcote
Notice of Unclaimed Property Held by Key Bank Central NY
Names of owners of unclaimed property held by Key Bank Central New York 201 S Warren St Syracuse NY 13262 list cash deposits of fifty dollars or more. Names include Abel Bolen Redmond James P. Fabius Grace Oswego Syracuse 13206 13263 13204 13205 13236 13202 13211 14454 14560 13063 13126 13088 13203 13205 13208 14454 13236 12062 13205 13206 13205 13204 13205 13236 13202 13262 13205 13205 13205 13262 13205 13205 13205 13205 13262 13262 13205 13205 13262 13262 13205 13205 13262 13205 13262 13205 13262
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KEY Bank OF Central New York
S. Warren ST
Syracuse
N.Y
B&e
Abel
Bolen
Leo J
Pompey Ctr
Fabius
James P
Wine Creek Road
Os Burnet Ave
Brillo
Bella
Box & Skanwego
Blackshear
Reese
Richard
Eateles
Chaudry
Hermie
Rodriguez
Ricardo
Ad Nasar
Adrian Rd
Canisteo
Brennan
Thomas
S. Wilbur
Rolen
Warren
Cole
Alice R
Genesee
Ave
Ruggerio
Valley Nat. Bank
Geneseo
Brewer Agency
UN- Jacqueline
Regal Pt
New
Coleman
M. Golden
CNY Abstract Corp
Hartford
Schriever
Gospel Chorus
City of Syra- Joyce
Shesend St
Hungry Cuse
City Hall
Pards Tourist Center
Cary
Shorrock
Dorothy
Kutcher
Sam
Malden Rd
Mattydale
Nat. Bank
Cramer
David
Spicer
Kenneth
Fallse
Lee
Cornelis
Day
Francis
Oswego
Vadder
Jorge
Dixon
Seymour St
Erle Bivd
Brenda
Hickory St
Liver
Utica
McKee
Pool
Duncan
Janet
Genesee Valley Nat. Bank
Ernst & Coo
Edward V. Regan
McMahon
Per
Fundis
Trotter
New York
Roy
Genesee Valley
Schmitt, Inc
Graham, Christine
Oakwood
Mills
Frederick P
Atas Insurance Agency
Perkins
Mark D. Perkins
School St
Harvey
Springwater
Peter Eugene
Warren St
Son
Katherine A
Front St
Hickok
Waldo W
Brownville
Pope, Rich
Kirkville
Overlook
Man
Harry
Corning
Ross
Bert Hollister
Bernard
c/o
Jamba
Nicholas
Sons
Jenkins
Wiown
Marian
Roger
Ware
Donald L
Marine Midland
Park St
Bank
Cieeer
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Sean
Aor Laserphoto
Anthony Anderson
Empire State
Norman Echols
Quinn Smith
Rick Coleman
Kerins
Open Buffalo
Keith Edwards
Julius Edwards
Corcoran
Central Scholastic
Westside
Ray Nash
Frank Mickelis
John Nutes
James Shit
Perry Fa
Lorraine
Dawn Wilson
Rahmah Gran Oe
2Mpstead
Pingers Falls
Dashdale
Elte
Hudson Wall
Paul Reilly
Glen Cove
Fred Bartheimann
Skip Miller
Victor
Rich Gleason
Auburn
Stephen Sheady
Wappingers Falls
Daniel Moore
Edwina Lerner
Williamsville
Nikki Wengrofsky
Staatsburg
Brian Duffy
Greet Neck
Susan the
Valley Stream
Kimberlee Williams
Homer
Mai Britt Hansen
Cherie Genz
Hamburg
Kristine Sheedy
Lilly Kristin
Ithaca
Wamane Finan
Ydi
Indi
Anita Rastelli
Karen Matimone
Huntington Statler
Dawn Lavailey
Watertown
Brenda Jones
Gladys David
West Seneca
Ketly Hawkins
Jelanga Ing
Bayshore
Ozlem Altinel
Mark Yarkin
Hollis
Grace Cota
Brantingham
Lance Ing
Gerardo Pineiro
Jackson Heights
Soce
Yj Central
Deborah Knoblock
Catanovia
Marianne Gibbons
Cold Spring
Suzanne C. Bergman
Yreta Granville
Wiiaraville
Michael Reinhardt
Huntington
Anders Tomson
Voorheesville
NFL
Neidh
Frederick
Marianne
Massaro
Mary
Linden Ave
Johnstown
Miletus
Wilson
Shirley M
Canastota
Nette
Mutua West Side Improvement
Insurance Service Co
Addres
Myers
Pagan
Gilbert
W. Corning Ave
Adragna
Joseph
Alice H
Villiage
Syra
Brighton Ave
Cuse
Perl
Sarah
Appolio Marketing
E. Nassau
R.adrece Ankaawea
Azir Phan
Adres Ace‘mn Ine Addrace Ag
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