Crushers rally past Normal in wild 11-9 comeback win
The Crushers erased a 9-4 deficit after five innings to beat Normal 11-9 behind a late two run single from Figueroa and a seven inning bullpen hold. Pat Arnold struggled. Bren don Smith exited early and Erie and Moldenhauer fueled the offense with key hits.
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Pat Arnold
Massarelli
Ernie Banks
Lake Erie
Brendon Smith
Andrew Davis
Smith
Tyler Stovall
Ble
Russell Moldenhauer
Davis
Moldenhauer
Robby Kuzdale
Bowman
Taylor
Erie
Wally
Figgy
Kut
Brian Erie
J.C. Figueroa
Daniel Bowman
Figueroa
Eric
Jesse Olivar
Correa
Stovall
Josh Joseph
Trevor Longfellow
Jonathan Kountis
Nebraska debut ends in defeat at Little League World Series
Nebraska from Kearney fell to Goodlettsville Tenn 12 to 1 in their World Series opener. Brock Myers struck out eight in 4 1 2 innings and hit a two run homer for Tennessee, while California and Japan posted earlier wins. Nebraska faces Connecticut in an elimination game Saturday as manager Brad Wegner seeks a turnaround.
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Petaluma
Calif
Austin Paretti
Paretti
Fairfield
Japan
Curacao
Taiwan
Ramstein Air Base
Germany
Goodlettsville
Tenn
Kearney
Neb
Brock Myers
Myers
Nebraska
South Williamsport
Connecticut
Brad Wegner
Zane Schmidt
Wegner
Midwest
Kotaro Kiyomiya
Nariatsu Osaka
Tokyo
Kiyomiya
Osaka
Yuichi Ishibashi
Cavaliers hire GM assistant
Cleveland fills front office vacancy by hiring Koby Altman as pro personnel manager. Altman, 29, will assist GM Chris Grant and basketball operations director David Griffin, coordinate domestic pro scouting, and bring experience from Columbia USA Basketball and Middlebury College.
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Columbia University
Altman
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David Griffin
Wes Wilcox
Hawks
Atlanta
Danny Ferry
USA Basketball
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Germany
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Vermont
Massachusets Amherst
Southern Illinois
Grant
Griffin
Bul" Scott
Dan Gilbert
NBA
Charlotte
Minnesota
Washington
Toronlo
New Jersey
Sacramento
Pettersson Leads At Home Course In Wyndham First Round
Carl Pettersson shot an 8-under 62 to lead the Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield. David Mathis and Tim Clark trailed by one stroke, with Tom Gillis Scott Stallings and Troy Matthews at 64 and Matt Every at 65. Local ties mark the leaderboard as Pettersson, Clark both NC State alums, and Mathis from Winston-Salem feature prominently.
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Carl Pettersson
Sedgefield Country Club
Pettersson
Greensboro
N.C
David Mathis
Tim Clark
Tom Gillis
Scott Stallings
Troy Matteson
Matt Every
Raleigh
Clark
North Carolina State
Mathis
Winston-Salem
Campbell
Wake Forest
RBC Heritage
Justin Thomas
University of Alabama
Bobby Wyatt
Cherry Hills
Colo
Thomas
Wyatt
Alabama
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