Mariners End Four-Game Slide Behind Moyer’s 150th Win
Seattle'sAL West champions beat the Rangers 9-3 as Jamie Moyer earned his 150th victory and snapped a four-game skid. Moyer improved to 19-5, pitching five innings with two runs allowed. Seattle tied for road wins record with 55-21 road mark.
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Henderson closes in on record milestones in Colorado loss
Rickey Henderson went 4-for-5 with three runs in San Diego's 15-11 loss at Colorado as he nears Ty Cobb's 2,245 games and 3,000 hits, while also notching his 500th career double. Teammates Cesar Crespo and Bruce Bochy comment on Henderson's longevity, with Colorado's Larry Walker and Todd Helton fueling the win.
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Walleye fingerlings pay off on Owasco Lake fishing
Skeptics at first, the Owasco Lake Anglers Association released thousands of walleye fingerlings starting in 1996. Jim Young and Ross Siracusa from Auburn reported limits in four of five trips, with 18 walleyes ranging 17 to 23 inches on Sept 17. They fished 30 feet deep using worm harnesses with green spinner blades.
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Pennsylvania prepares first elk season since 1920s
The Pennsylvania Game Commission will hold a lottery to allocate 30 elk licenses for the season. About 50,697 hunters paid $10 to enter the drawing, set for Saturday. The first 15 winners get antlered bull permits, the next 15 receive antlerless licenses, with at most two licenses issued to non residents.
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Wal-Mart FLW bass tourney canceled after 9/11 attacks
The Wal-Mart FLW Tour Championship on Lake Champlain, with a $450,000 purse and 10 anglers, was canceled due to the September 11 terrorist attacks. Professional and amateur divisions would have paid $7,700 and $1,300 respectively. Op eration Bass president Charlie Hoover said the decision respects sponsors and anglers amid the tragedy.
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Spinning Wheel Sets Deadlines for Fall Hunt Contests
Deadtimes loom for the Spinning Wheel restaurant annual fall turkey and deer hunts. Entries require registration by opening day. Northern Zone archery deer sign ups are due Thursday as that season starts. Details via the restaurant at 458-3222.
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Devel Wins Central New York PGA Players Championship
Devel a club pro at Binghamton Country Club won the last double points event of the season for the Central New York PGA securing the Players Championship on his home course by one stroke. He posted 70 and 66 for a 6 under 136 total on the par 71 tract. Dennis Colligan and Kevin Savage tied for second at 137. Three players tied for fourth at 140: Tony Saraceno Eric Manning and David Branham. The Sovik Cup and Mitchell Cup matches follow in October at Tuscarora Onondaga Country Club. Rain shortened the SDGA Senior District Tournament to one day at Foxfire with scores not counting.
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Syracuse Legends Against Hunger 3-on-3 Tourney Set
The second annual Syracuse Legends Against Hunger 3-on-3 basketball tournament runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Mattydale Action Center. Former SU players such as Mel Besdin Pearl Washington and Lazarus Sims join divisions scholastic open 40 and up corporate with Nike sneakers for division winners and a chance to face SU legends. Contact Ann Ferro at 472-0650.
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WSU duo earns Big East weekly soccer honors
Sophomore forward Kirk Johnson and freshman goalkeeper Rich Schee earned Big East offensive player of the week and rookie of the week respectively. Syracuse junior back Missy Grosman was named Big East defensive player of the week for the second time this season.
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