Murphy ties state home run record with three-run shot
Christian Brothers Academy senior Mike Murphy hit a three-run homer against A P W to tie the state single-season home run mark with 11. The outfielder shares the record with Nate Gagnon of South Glens Falls from last season as the Brothers blanked the Rebels 5-0 to clinch the Class B-2 regular-season title.
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Wells Back with Jays as Cruz Jr Activated
The Toronto Blue Jays activated Jose Cruz Jr. from the 15-day DL after a 13 game absence due to a lower back strain. To clear a roster spot, Vernon Wells was optioned to Triple A Syracuse. Wells was batting .267 with one homer and no RBIs in eight games.
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Pasqualoni to Speak at Coaching Academy
Syracuse University head coach Paw Pasqualoni will keynote a two day NFL driven coaching academy on July 20. The National Football Foundation chapters administer the program aimed at improving youth and high school coaching. NF members pay 30 dollars and non members 40 dollars, with a membership included. Details via 454-0592 or 687-9043.
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Le Moyne names three to NFCA All Northeast softball team
Le Moyne College earns three NFCA Division I All Northeast Region honors. Senior second baseman Amy Phillips and sophomore pitcher Marnie Sundberg named to first team with sophomore catcher Emily Senko on the second team. The Dolphins posted 33-16-1, a school record, and reached the Northeast-10 Championships for the first time.
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Islanders hire Bruins assistant Laviolette as coach
The New York Islanders reportedly selected Boston Bruins assistant Peter Laviolette as their next head coach. Laviolette will replace interim coach Lore Henning, who has filled in since Butch Gering was fired March 4.
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Raiders Davis lose 1.2 billion lawsuit
Al Davis and the Oakland Raiders lost a $12 billion case claiming the NFL sabotaged a stadium deal and forced the team from Los Angeles. A nine to three jury verdict rejected breach of contract and unjust enrichment claims and other charges.
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Burnett's Brash Rise to Pro Football Spotlight
Longtime Syracuse recruit Bud Burnett McPherson, once called a jerk by coach Sie Don McPherson, defied doubt with 11 sacks in 1987 and a later Pro Bowl level impact. His journey from a combative 16-year-old at Syracuse to NFL winner reflects persistent, high profile defense.
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Vern White’s Cinderella bid lands near miss at Herald Am qualifier
Vern White, a teaching pro and Thousand Islands Club member, shocked by shaving 50 strokes off last year’s qualifier as he posted a 81 to 82 range at Green Lakes State Park. He hoped to break into the top 32 but fell short, with 37 players advancing in a field of 182 led by SU professor Mark Linder who shot under 70. White credited mentor Beames for improved mechanics and course management, noting a late birdie but two double-bogeys and missed putts kept him out of the cut.
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Bonds ties home run mark in loss to Diamondbacks
Barry Bonds homered for the eighth time in five games tying the major league record set by Frank Howard in 1968. The Giants lost 4-2 as Arizona pitcher Curt Schilling allowed timely hits and Jeff Kent also homered. Bonds blamed the offense for a lack of breaks while Diamondbacks fielders turned multiple balls into outs.
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Lakers take 2-0 lead in Western Conference finals
Lakers beat Spurs 99 83 to go up two games in the series. Kobe Bryant added 28 points, Shaquille ONeal struggled but teammates stepped up. Tim Duncan scored 40 for San Antonio as LA overcame a 14 point halftime deficit. Gregg Popovich noted the Spurs could not convert shots despite the effort.
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