Bowling Green Edges Buffalo in MAC Quarterfinal Came After Dawley Tragedy
In a somber MAC quarterfinal, Bowling Green beat Buffalo 2 1 on a double overtime penalty kick after freshman Leslie Dawley collapsed on the field earlier in the game. Dawley died at the hospital. cause undisclosed. Dawley had asthma and loved soccer. Teammates wore armbands and ribbons in her memory and honored her with a circle of silence before kickoff. Julie Trundle scored the late winner, dedicating the goal to Dawley.
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Scioscia and La Russa Honored Amid World Series Glory
Mike Scioscia and Tony La Russa received Manager of the Year honors after stellar seasons. Scioscia led the Angels to 99-63 with a wild card and title run, while La Russa guided the Cardinals through tragedy surrounding Darryl Kile and Jack Buck to claim his fourth career Manager of the Year award.
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Dusty Baker Leaves Giants After World Series Run
General manager Brian Sabean announced Dusty Baker is leaving the San Francisco Giants as his contract expired. The move follows Baker signaling interest in opportunities elsewhere and non compensation issues cited by Sabean. A-Rod is off the market as Alex Rodriguez and Cynthia Scurts wed in Dallas. Schmidt recalls softball roots before baseball Hall of Fame career.
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Baseball Notebook Notes and Front Office Moves
In Dayton Ohio former commissioner Schmidt returns to soccer era memories as US Pro Softball League eyes a nationwide launch next spring. Free agency filings include Dennis Gook and Willie Banks, with Edgar Martinez negotiating with Seattle. Alan Embree re-signs with Boston for 5.5 million over two years. Bob Wells seeks free agency for Minnesota. Arizona picks up Mike Myers option at 1.75 million. Karsay to have back surgery. Francona named Oakland bench coach. Otis Nixon hired as Braves baserunning coordinator. Bill James to join Red Sox as senior adviser. Angels release Dulto Ramirez after 29 games and .284 average with one homer and seven RBIs. calf strain sidelined him for 70 games.
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Phillies target Thome in Philadelphia visit
Free agent slugger Jim Thome arrives in Philadelphia for meetings with Phillies officials led by Ed Wade. Team aims to bolster lineup after 14th losing season in 16 years, with talks on a contract starting next Wednesday amid a visit to the new stadium and a Flyers game.
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OBrien embraces shadow of Ohio State football fame
Ohio State basketball coach Jim OBrien welcomes the spotlight on the football program, saying the success and national exposure help everyone at the university. He and players note the coexistence of the two sports and the strong media attention on Saturdays.
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Top high school coach ends career after storied run
Hyattsville Md. renowned coach Wootten retires after a career defined by the most wins for a high school basketball mentor. He coached without a losing season and led a 32 3 squad that finished 32 3 with an 18 game win streak, earning Hall of Fame induction in Springfield Mass. He valued working with young players and guiding dozens of top athletes.
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