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Flores delivers game-winning RBI to beat Bucs

New York GM steps down to fight cancer


WORLD CUP TUESDAY

GROUP c Peru bests Australia for first Cup win since 1978 sochi, russia Already-eliminated


AROUND THE HORN Tuesday’s other MLB games

AMERICAN LEAGUE EDITOR’S NOTE ST. LOUIS Tuesday’s game between the Indians and Cardinals was


Valley Christian’s Jackson among Curbstone honorees

The Curbstone Coaches recognized several Valley state champions on Monday.


Scrappers win to put ugly loss behind them

The Scrappers and Williamsport Crosscutters are scheduled to finish their series tonight.


WORLD CUP SOCCER Monday’s games

Suarez scores, Uruguay downs host Russia SAMARA, Russia Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani scored a


SPORTS digest || Former YSU assistant could get Struthers job

Former YSU assistant could get Struthers job STRUTHERS The vacant Struthers High School boys


GREATEST JUNIORS

GREATEST JUNIORS Tee times for today’s qualifier at Mill Creek 17-U BOYS 8 a.m. Nathan


Cardinals’ Gant shuts down Tribe bats

Spot starter John Gant pitched one-hit ball over a career-high seven innings.


Harden beats out LeBron, Davis for MVP

LeBron James was bidding for his fifth MVP award.


SANDLOT ROUNDUP Monday’s Class B results

Macri’s Sports 2, Knightline 1 Macri’s Sports’ Logan Hurley outdueled Andrew DelGarbino of


Homers lift Bucs to victory over Mets

Josh Bell hit a two-run homer and Gregory Polanco also went deep for the Pirates.


Game 1 of CWS finals postponed by rain

OMAHA, Neb. Game 1 of the College World Series finals between Arkansas and Oregon State has been


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Former NFL quarterback at Mooney football camp

YOUNGSTOWN Cardinal Mooney High School had the first day of its 18th annual Camp of Champions at Cardinal Mooney Football Complex on Monday. Bo Pelini, Youngstown State University head coach, members of his staff and others were on hand to coach students in grades three through eight. But one of the more active coaches was former NFL quarterback Mike Tomczak. The former Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Steelers signal caller worked with young quarterbacks, threw to kids at the event and joked with them during drills.


Ex-Browns RB sees hope

Pruitt says Cleveland has pieces for turnaround