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Mr. Chairman is at top of the board at Cal Cup Classic
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterOn a day featuring $1.3 million in purses and 10 stakes for Cal-breds at Santa Anita, the big star of Oak Tree's California Cup was an 18-year-old horse who resides at Old English Rancho in Sanger, Calif., just outside of Fresno. Unusual Heat, with a... -
DIVISION IV: Sheppard spurs Shoreham
Sam Sheppard completed 8 of 15 passes for 154 yards, threw for one touchdown and rushed for another, for Shoreham-Wading River in a 27-12 win over Southampton yesterday in Suffolk Division IV football. SWR scored 21 points in the first quarter, sparked by... -
Suffolk football roundup
Newsday Staff WritersDivision I Sternbach's return puts Connetquot over Brentwood Jon Sternbach returned a kickoff 95-yards for a touchdown with 3:15 left in the third quarter and Connetquot (3-1) scored again in the fourth to wrap up a 35-21 victory over Brentwood (2-2) in...Tags: Imperial and Royal Matters, Long Island
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Newsday's Football Players of the Week
Suffolk Division I Vaughn Magee, Floyd Senior halfback rushed for 101 yards and three touchdowns in a 33-7 win over Sachem East. On defense, he added eight tackles. Division II Miguel Maysonet, Riverhead Halfback rushed for 286 yards on 19 carries...Tags: Superman
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Olson interception, touchdown give Mercy a win
Ryan Olson scored a 1-yard touchdown on a quarterback sneak in overtime to break a scoreless tie and give Mercy (2-1) a 6-0 win over Shoreham-Wading River in Division IV. Shoreham got the ball first in the extra session but Olson intercepted a pass to set...Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Rob Murphy
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Mississippi Beginning To Put Storied Racial Past Behind It
Associated PressOn a small-town Saturday night, a half-block from the town square where a deteriorating Confederate statue stands guard, state Sen. Eric Powell walks into a restaurant for dinner. Powell orders fried pickles. Bubba Carpenter, a Republican state...Tags: Society, Ceremonies, Civil Rights, Sociology, Racism
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Newsday's BIG 10
)1 GARDEN CITY FIELD HOCKEY The Trojans (8-0) just keep rolling. Garden City, which recently defeated Floral Park, 8-0, has posted shutouts in all of its games. 2) ST. ANTHONY'S FOOTBALL The Friars (3-1) pounded previously unbeaten Xaverian (Brooklyn),...Tags: Elections, Political Candidates, Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots, Long Island
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Bartonsville man dies after car hits tree
A Bartonsville man died in a one-car crash early Saturday in Smithfield Township, police said. Billy Ray Andrews, 23, crashed through a wooden fence, across a field and into a tree, police said. Monroe County Deputy Coroner Linda MacLeod pronounced...Tags: Vehicles, Smithfield, Road Accidents
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09/22: Deaths in Central Florida
Brevard ROBERT COFFEY, 66, Titusville, died Sunday. North Brevard Funeral Home, Titusville. ALICE T. CORDESCO, 87, Titusville, died Sunday. North Brevard Funeral Home, Titusville. Lake LINUS HENRY BALL, 81, Tavares, died Saturday. Steverson, Hamlin...Tags: Death and Dying, Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Conway, Titusville
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DIVISION IV: Kelly, SWR ramble past Wyandanch
You could call Bryan Kelly impatient. That might be the only way to describe how the running back was able to force two turnovers on defense - and score on the next drives. He rushed for 132 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries to lead Shoreham-Wading...Tags: Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Miami Hurricanes game will be PPV only in Orlando
Miami's game against Texas A&M on Saturday will be broadcast only on pay-per-view in the Orlando market. The rest of the state will be able to see the game on their ABC affiliate. Wrong gear on statue Ernie Davis never wore Nikes, until now. A new...Tags: Drunk Driving, Joe Paterno, Sculpture, Nike Incorporated
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Suffolk Division IV preview
Babylon may be classified as the smallest team in Suffolk, but when it comes to a winning tradition, no one is bigger. Not even Floyd can say it is trying for its 12th consecutive county championship game. "We're very proud of what we've built here," said...Tags: Chicago Bears, Injuries, Baptist, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, Jim Anderson
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