Sports and Recreation Listings for Charlotte Area Oct Events
Local leagues and tournaments across Gaston, Lincoln and surrounding counties invite adults and youth to register. Co op flag leagues with Stowe YMCA and Cramerton start dates in October. BMX races, golf tournaments, and youth winter leagues also announced. Contact numbers provided for each program.
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Stowe Family Ymca
Cramerton Flag Football League
Cramerton Recreation Department
C.B. Huss
Salisbury
Crescent Golf Club
Crescent
Briarcreek Golf Club
West Lincoln Baseball Club
Pine Mountain
Jonathan Science
Phil Beam
Denver
Bob Hecht
Century 21 Hecht Realty
East Lincoln
Rotary Club
East Lincoln Sports
Linwood Springs
Gastonia
Lenoir
Mulberry
David
Martha
Ferguson Park
Jamie Grant
Shane Shuford
Mick Ball
County Park
Dallas
Mick Chandler
Mount Holly Parks and Recreation Department
City Hall
Gastonia Cougars
Mike Stuart
Mike Hill
Chip Hutchins
Gastonia Parks and Recreation Department
Bradley Center
Erwin Center
Phillips Center
T. Jeffers
Southeast Center
Gaston Family Ymca Central Branch
YMCA
Steve D’avriant
Dallas Recreation Department
Anne Martin
Glantz-Culver Line Sports Shorts October 15 2001
In the Gaston Gazette sports shorts for October 15 2001 major league baseball betting lines show Payod favored in the American League with Cleveland facing Oakland and New York underdog at Seattle while NCAA football coverage appears briefly with line notes and team matchups.
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The
Gaston Gazette Sport Shorts
Seattle
Cleveland
Oakland
New York
Multisport scoreboard with hockey, basketball and NASCAR notes
A dense sports digest lists NBA and NFL signings, NHL recalls, college coaching, and extensive results from hockey, basketball, and NASCAR events. Notable items include Miami Heat signing Krmani Firiend, Packers and Bears roster moves, and Busch Series Sam's Town 250 results with top finishers and prize money.
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National Basketball Association
Miami Heat
Krmani Firiend
National Football League
Chicago Bears
Ryan Benjamin
Shane Matthews
Green Bay Packers
Cleudus Hunt
Bobby Collins
Jacksonville Jaguars
Patrick Venzke
Tyrone Hopson
Damon Wheeler
Oakland Raiders
Darrell Russell
Brandon Jennings
TV Schedule Highlights From Today's Major Games
At 11 a.m. TNT covers Winston Cup Old Dominion 500 auto racing. MLB playoffs feature ALDS Game 5 Cleveland at Seattle and Oakland at New York Yankees on FOX. NFL football airs 8:89 p.m. Washington at Dallas on ABC.
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NBA
Boston
New York
Orlando
Washington Miami
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Toronto
Charlotte
Indiana
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Memphis
San Antonio
Denver
Dallas
Minnesota
Utah Ft
Houston
Golden State
Phoenix
Sacramento
Seattle
Portland
L.A. Clippers
L.A. Lakers
Oakland
N.Y
Yankees
FOX
Washington
ABC
Radio Schedule and Racing Roundup Highlights
A dense page lists radio show slots from 610 AM and other stations with basketball game talk, plus car racing results from the 1998 CART series and final round scores from a Napa golf event at Silverado Country Club. Notable items include race standings with de Ferran leading points, Brack and Castroneves close behind, and prize money for final rounds. radio hosts and talk slots fill the day’s listings.
Sabres Beat Penguins 4-1 As Start Puts Pressure On Penguins
Slava Kozlov scored twice to pace Buffalo as the Sabres defeated Pittsburgh 4-1. Mario Lemieux failed to earn a point in his return after a hip strain, while Martin Straka added his third goal for the Penguins. Miroslav Satan and James Patrick supplied Sabres goals and Martin Biron stopped 25 shots. In Minnesota Edmonton tied the Wild 3-3 as Rem Murray scored after Janne Niinimaa created the play and the game went to overtime.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Slava Kozlov
Buffalo Sabres
Pittsburgh Penguins
Mario Lemieux
NHL
Penguins
Martin Straka
Sabres
Miroslav Satan
James Patrick
Mar
Tin Biron
Wild
Oilers
St. Paul
Minn
Janne Niinimaa
Rem Murray
Edmonton
Minnesota
Niinimaa
Todd Marchant
Murray
Manny Fernandez
Tommy Salo
Tyson touts two tuneups before title shot in Rahman Lewis era
Mike Tyson says two more bouts are needed before a heavyweight title shot, voicing optimism after stopping Brian Nielsen in six rounds in Copenhagen. The next opponent is likely the Rahman-Lewis winner, with possible bids if Tyson fights again before a title. Tyson, now 36 by fight time, weighs in at 239 pounds and lacks earlier speed but retains power.
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Mike Tyson
Brian Nielsen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Tyson
Hasim Rahman
Lennox Lewis
Rahman-Lewis
World Boxing Council
Vitaly Klitschko
Ukraine
WBC
Lewis
Rahman
Klitschko
Nielsen
Dane
United States
Don King
Showtime
HBO
King
Rahman-Tyson
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Ashton Lewis Jr
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Clay Rogers
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Jimmie Johnson
Bobby Hamilton Jr
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Larry Foyt
Randy Tolsma
Shane Hall
Greg Biffle
Kenny Wallace
Chad Chaffin
Brad Baker
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Ron Young
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Clay Dale
Kevin Grubb
Joe Cooksey
Ken Alexander
Tony Raines
Hank Parker Jr
David Green
Mark Voigt
Geoffrey Bodine
Mario Hernandez
Scott Hansen
Stanton Barrett
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Mike Harmon
Andy Kirby
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Brad Teague
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Tony Kanaan
Christian Fittipaldi
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R. Freeman
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Rome
the Packman
Rick Dayton
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Gerry V
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