Chiefs' Perfect Game History and Key Plays Recap
The Chiefs own no perfect nine innings since 1967 with one rare no hitter. Stan Bahnsen’s 1967 gem remains sole. Syracuse’s Mike Parik notches a nine inning no hitter in 1971. Brown fans nine. Robert Perez’s running foul-line catch saves two outs early. Perez says the foul line catch was “very tough” and Butler reflects on the tough play.
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Stan Bahnsen
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Chiefs
Syracuse
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Rochester
Toledo
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Rob Butler
Syracuse Chiefs
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Toledo Mud Hens
Browns Perfect Game Bid Stopped By Rowland In Fifth
In a dramatic early inning highlight, Toledo’s Rowland narrowly ended Syracuse’s perfect game bid with a swinging strikeout to finish the seventh. Brown pitched 101 pitches, fanning 7 with strong defense backing him as Monzon and the Chiefs held the line. Perez and Yan provided Syracuse offense early while Menhart earned his fifth win for Syracuse.
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Paul Menhart
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Syracuse study on harassment in schools finds widespread sexual misconduct
The Hostile Hallways survey quotes experts like Mari lyn Tallerico and shows 31 percent of girls and 34 percent of boys saw sexual images, 39 percent of girls feared school, and 57 percent of girls were brushed against. It notes 25 percent of girls and 10 percent of boys faced harassment by staff, with low reporting to teachers.
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Syracuse University
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Syracuse
Nottingham High School
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School harassment facts under Title IX rules in education
Discrimination includes sexual harassment at schools and the loss of federal aid if found. Students and parents may file a complaint with the federal government within 180 days of the incident. Contact the Office for Civil Rights regional office and local school board for guidance.
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Economic mood dip noted in Penn Schoen poll
A May 6 to 13 telephone survey of 403 New York business owners and managers by Penn Schoen Associates finds 56 percent disapprove of Clinton’s job performance, 55 percent oppose his budget cuts, and 79 percent favor modifications. The poll also shows support for a self-funding health plan via managed care, with 53 percent saying credit is harder to obtain now than two years ago.
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New York
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