South Amherst ends drought with 6-3 win
The South Amherst Cavaliers end a 35 game winless streak by defeating host Black River 6-3 to finish nonconference play at 1-2. Todd Krieg scored a 4 yard TD before halftime. Key plays included two failed SA field goal attempts and multiple Black River interceptions. South Amherst, 1-2 in Inland Conference play next at Independence, while Black River also 1-2 heading to Norwalk St Paul.
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Magic Numbers Lift Cubs and Padres in Tight NL Race
The Cubs and Padres won to tighten division races as magical numbers 7 and 6 loom. Chicago’s 7-1 win over the Mets followed San Diego’s 4-2 victory against Houston, keeping both teams in first place with Atlanta and the Astros close behind.
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Browns shift focus to Bronco air attack for Sunday
Cleveland prepares to counter Denver passing with John Elway and Steve Watson as main threats while wary of running back Sammy Winder. Browns aim to slow the pass after a tough loss to the Rams, and Dan Reeves cautions on a balanced attack. Only about 53,000 tickets sold for the home opener.
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O'Meara Leads Milwaukee Open With Solid Second Round
Mark O'Meara, frequent runner up this season, fired a bogey free 68 in biting wind and rain to grab a one stroke lead in the Greater Milwaukee Open second round. He stands at 9 under for 135 total after two rounds at Tuckaway Country Club as he chases his first professional title.
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Rocky River blanks Westlake 5-0 to stay unbeaten
Rocky River swept Westlake 5-0 to improve to 8-0. Amy LaMotte Kris Farling and Eileen Bennhoss won singles in straight sets. Doubles by Kim McDougal Debbie Pavey and Jennie Bowers Caroline McNeelin clinched the win.
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OSU to issue apology over coach remarks on scouting
Oregon State Athletic Director Dee Andros said the school will apologize to Ohio State Athletic Director Rick Bay for comments by Beaver offensive coordinator Booker Brooks alleging illegal scouting before the game won by Ohio State 22 14. The apology follows Brooks remarks at a Beaver boosters gathering in Corvallis.
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First Baptist Wins 4-2 as Moore Nets Three
Rich Moore scores three goals to lift First Baptist to a 4 2 victory over Elyria Christian Academy Friday night. Tom Smith adds the other score for the winners. First Baptist, now 3-2, hosts Ashland Academy on Sept 25.
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Butler Breaks Power Hitting First Career Grand Slam
Cleveland center fielder Brett Butler powered a 6 1 victory over Oakland with his first career grand slam. He snapped a long drought with bases loaded and no outs in the second inning, driving in four runs as part of a 6 1 Indians win. Butler, a speed threat with 45 stolen bases, credited coaching advice and a patient approach for the big swing.
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