ES-M and Liverpool clash in opener seeking first win
ES-M Spartans at Liverpool Warriors clash Saturday seeking their first victory of the season. Coach Griffin notes timing in blocking and crisper passing as crucial, while Mangicaro stresses defense corrections after a loss. Jones leads West Genesee threat with balanced attack and rival plans to run heavy.
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Buds Vernon View Race Day Notes and Picks
A compact horse racing recap highlights contenders across ten trots with brief driver notes. Raise The Limit stands highlighted for a 6-1 daily double shot and a $2 win bet, while other contenders like Dr Tito M and Marion Ebony show form. The feed bag report notes a $12.60 bank roll and a $2 win on Raise The Limit.
Vernon Selections Square Visit Sparks Weekend Play
Vernon Selections Square games set for Saturday with crucial standings implications as 1-0 teams vie for top three division spots in OHSL Central and South. Homer hosts J-E West Genesee after Rome Free Academy visits Camillus, while Weedsport challenges Ap-W at Parish in a pivotal South clash.
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Utica Hosts Top Harriers In Oldest State Meet
Utica Proctor coach Sam Paniceia foresees the oldest state cross country meet growing into one of the strongest fields in 15 years with 17 teams entering. Corcoran leads a strong Central New York trio with Nottingham and CBA also vie for high finishes amid a muddy mostly road course at Chittenango, where Westhill tops the boys field and Central Square defends girls honors.
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Lamp Shuts Angels as White Sox Triumph 4-1
Dennis Lamp pitched a four-hitter and fanned seven, guiding the Chicago White Sox to a 4-1 victory over the California Angels. Gary Matthews collected three hits for the Phillies, driving in two two-run singles in an 11-run third inning in a 14-6 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Orange seeks first win against Indiana Hoosiers
In a preview of Syracuse's visit to Indiana, MacPherson cites last week's botched field goal in a 17-14 loss at Illinois and questions whether the Orange can shake IU's 3-4 front. Indiana, led by Babe Laufenberg at quarterback and a strong ground game, tallied six sacks against USC and aims to slow SU.
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Era of the Wristband A rule history note from Burdick
The article traces coaching communication from prewar bench penalties to the 1967 NCAA change enabling sideline coaching. It notes wristbands allow two plays at once and half the time the band is used while the rest comes via messenger.
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Anita de Frantz defends Moscow boycott stance at Olympic Congress
Baden Baden AP Anita de Frantz, now 28, says she and American athletes were right to oppose Carter's Moscow boycott a year after leading the rebellion. She received the bronze Olympic Order, praising athletes for deciding their own fates despite White House pressure.
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Tennis results from Lemoyne match and doubles
Tennis action features Lemoyne 4, John Fisher 3 with Singies and Penta losing for L. Dedee wins 2 6 2 after a 1-2 start. Nicholson defeats Hyatt 3, Lussier loses 6 6, Rizzo beats Giesel 6 4 7 5. King defeats Dniaski 6 2 3 4. Doubles Jollise-Alien beat Finneegan-Cuddy 2-6 6-2 7 4. Ryan-fAorey L wins by default amidst scattered results.
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