LOCAL AUTO RACING
I-88 SPEEDWAY
Friday's results
Modifieds (30 laps): Mitch Gibbs, Brian Weaver, Mike Clapperton, Arnie Slade, Paul Jensen, Alan Barker, Jim Gabriel Jr., Russ Zimmerman, Don Hart Jr., Shaun Walker, Dana Wagner, Matt Latwinski, Dom Roselli, Tim Mayne, Steve Cummings, Bob Hamm, Chad Cook, Chris Shupp, Rodney Hart, Greg Tatich.
Sportsmen Mid-Season Championship (25 laps): Todd Hurlburt, Brandon Walters, Jeff Leslie, Harold Humphrey, James Cornell, Charlie Hendrickson Jr., Kevin Coons, Chance Spoonhower, Darren Keyser, Billy Spoonhower, Rob Barker, Skip Pickwick, Butch Klinger, Gary Card Jr., Wade Johnson. DNS: Randy Brokaw.
Street Stocks (20 laps): Rich Green, Neil Pallladino, Steve Polhamus, Paul Harrington, Kurt Decker, Jake Fowlston, Duane Jackson, Dave Cronk, Nick Austin, Dustin Harris, Jim Gould, Ralph Cuozzo, Doug Polhamus, Dave Van Buren Jr., Nick Pasquale, Tyler Yeagle, Connor Van Valkenburg, Josh Akshar.
IMCA Modifieds Mid-Season Championship (25 laps): Gary Smith, Gary Roberts, Nick Griest, Matt Cole, KC Cole, Mike Wilmot, Patti Howell, Will Ward, Dan Krajewski, Nate Derr, Bud Phillips, Matt Roberts, Mark Van Valkenburg, Ken Winn, Mike Stoddard, Leonard Miller, Dan Burman, Brian Backus. DNS: Brian Steigerwald.
4 Cylinders Mid-Season Championship (20 laps): Scott Chapman, Frankie Kennedy, Buddy French, Michael Robinson, Rob Nober, Dave Smith, Dustin Wilber, Ted Smith, Todd Stanton, Chad Walters, Arthur Ham, Nick Kennedy, Codi White, Josh Hubbard, Emmitt Smith, Dylan Robinson.
Empire Sport Trucks (10 laps): Scott Lee, Chris Sherman, Hunter Pease, Rick Wagner, Brandon Clapperton, Matt Johnson.
UTICA-ROME SPEEDWAY
Sunday's results
Modified (30 laps): Stewart Friesen, Ronnie Johnson, Alan Johnson, Pat Ward, Chris Hile, Larry Wight, Mike Mahaney, Casey Williams, Jimmy Davis, Jason Rood, Alan Barker, Shannon Whaley, Johnny Hill, Chris Busta, Dave Moyer, Todd Burley, Aaron Jacobs, Mike Ward, Willy Decker, Steve Hulsizer, Ryan Phelps, Phil Burkart Jr., Adam Roberts.
Sportsman (20 laps): Matt Janczuk, Jeremy Vunk, AJ Filbeck, Chris Mackey, Claude Hutchings, Jr., Heath Carney, Steve Way, Brian Thomas, Jack Miller, Mike Stiles, Bobby Heintz, Craig Pope, Stephen Denton, Chris McCoy, CJ Castelletti, Toby Klish, Tim Murphy, Kyle DeMetro, Tye-Scott Rood. DNS: Randy Shantel.
Pro Stock (20 laps): Jim Normoyle, Tom Denton, Pete Stefanski, Mark Effner, Glenn Forward, Bret Belden, Bill Knapp, Chris Carr, Jeff Pastorella, Ed Ostrander, AJ Digsby, Jim Money, Dana Camenga, Corie Locke, Andy Lashure, Shawn Frost. DNS: Glenn Weaver.
Pure Stock (15 laps): Bill Mason, Rob Thieme, Ricky Breed, Chris Cunningham, Tim Janczuk, Stan Clark, Jim Thomas, Chuck Cushman, Ron Hawker, Andy Szewczyk, Bryan Owens, Cale Hoffman, Brian Johnson, Chris Watkins, Frank Hyatt, Scott Wheelock.
Empire Super Sprint (25 laps): Justin Barger, Michael Parent, Lance Yonge, Larry Wight, Paul Kinney, Shawn Donath, Dylan Swiernik, Chuck Hebing, Kevin Ward Jr., Tim Kelly, Matt Tanner, Jason Barney, Jessica Zemken, Mike Stelter, Patrick Vigneault, Jeff Cook, Jami Russell, Kory Gurney, Sam Reakes IV, Cory Sparks, Jeff VanDusen, Etienne Girard, Kramer Williamson, Charlie Donk. DNS: Brandon Greene.
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PONY LEAGUE BASEBALL
Jackets 6, Vestal 5
Vestal ..... 200 003 0 _ 5 6 3
Oneonta ..... 112 000 2 _ 6 9 1
N/A and N/A. Devonn Sobers, Bennett Eggler (6,W) and Tyler Tremain.
Oneonta (13-2): Keaton Mark 2-3; Joe Terrano 1-2, 2B; Collin Neer RBI single in seventh.
Jackets 12, Maine-Endwell 1
Maine-Endwell ..... 000 10 _ 1 5 4
Oneonta ..... 322 05 _ 12 11 0
N/A and N/A. Brock Eichler (W) and Collin Neer.
Oneonta (14-2): Bennett Eggler 2-3, 2B, 3 runs; Brock Eichler 2-3, 2B, 2 RBIs; Devonn Sobers 2-3, 2B, 3 RBIs.
Jackets 13, Kirkwood 0
Oneonta ..... 012 73 _ 13 11 1
Kirkwood ..... 000 00 _ 0 0 1
Joe Terrano (W) and Tyler Tremain. N/A and N/A.
Oneonta (15-2): Joe Terrano no-hitter, 1-3, 3 RBIs; Collin Neer 2-3, 2 RBIs; Ben Goodspeed 2-2, 2 runs; Jack Donnelly 1-3, 3 RBIs.
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LOCAL GOLF
DELHI CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Results Saturday and Sunday from the par-72 College Golf Course at Delhi's 2012 Club Championship.
Championship Flight
Player ..... R1-R2_Tot
Brad Anderson ..... 73-70_143
Len Govern ..... 75-73_148
Bryan Boyer ..... 73-77_150
Dave Anderson Jr. ..... 79-76_155
Branden Gabriel ..... 78-79_157
Mike Batey ..... 80-78_158
Rob Anderson ..... 82-76_158
Frank Dibble ..... 84-80_164
Eli Townsend ..... 80-86_166
Jared Yando ..... 90-78_168
Dustin Truman ..... 83-89_172
First Flight
Player ..... R1-R2_Tot
Doug Simonds ..... 79-76_155
Terry Mostert ..... 76-80_156
Bob Zodda ..... 85-78_163
Joe Burgin ..... 82-81_163
Steve Boyd ..... 84-91_175
Gary Russell ..... 89-87_176
Randy Eighmey ..... 87-90_177
Second Flight
Player ..... R1-R2_Tot
Tom Aitken ..... 80-86_166
Tom Lamport ..... 84-83_167
Jim Truman ..... 83-87_170
Jesse Cochrane ..... 86-85_171
Rich Vitto ..... 88-88_176
Chris Shields ..... 86-99_185
Jeff Stevens ..... WD
Jerry Rhatigan ..... WD
Third Flight
Player ..... R1-R2_Tot
Ken Gransbury ..... 89-91_180
Jim Cole ..... 89-95_184
Bill Brodeur ..... 92-93_185
Jim Hilson ..... 97-89_186
Bob Couch ..... 99-89_188
Jim MacIntyre ..... 98-91_189
John Comfort ..... 100-102_202
Dan Ayers ..... 104-101_205
Dave Wakin ..... 102-112_214
Ladies
Player ..... R1-R2_Tot
Andrea Dibble ..... 82-91_173
Jane Hymers ..... 81-94_175
x-Meta Russell ..... 95-92_187
y-Penny MacIntyre ..... 95-93_188
Marcia Bradford ..... 107-114_221
Bette Shaw ..... 105-100_205
Bobbi Burgin ..... 101-97_198
Loretto vonBuehren ..... 108-98_206
Alicia Bregman ..... 109-117_226
Michelle MacIntyre ..... 95-98_193
Shelia Ayres ..... 143-134_277
x-low net; y-second low net
Senior Junior Pro Pro
Money-winners Monday from the NENY PGA Senior Junior Pro Pro at the Skenandoa Club in Clinton. Score followed by players, players' clubs and money won.
65, Paul Jaycox, Cobleskill G&CC and Scott Berliner, Normanside CC ($650 each)
68, Jeff Reader, Cavalry Club and Dennis Colligan, Cazenovia GC ($358.75 each)
68, Eric Manning, Cortland CC and Robert Phelps, Onondaga G&CC ($358.75 each)
68, Rick Bronson, RPM Aerifying and Rich Chapman Jr., Thendara GC ($358.75 each)
68, John Mahon, Red Hook GC and Chris Sanger, Red Hook GC ($358.75 each)
Skins: Hole 18, Jaycox and Berliner, 3 ($280 each).
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LOCAL SOFTBALL
ONEONTA CITY MEN
Team ..... Record
Miller Financial/Jack's Pub ..... 11-0
The Fuzzy Dogs of Legends ..... 8-3
Ruffino's/OBGC ..... 7-4
Thetford's Towing/Legends ..... 6-5
Dundee Brook Company ..... 6-5
Copper Fox/Bettiol Chiropractic ..... 4-7
Country Boy/Kenyon Insurance ..... 2-9
OJCA Bulldogs ..... 0-11
June 26: Country/Kenyon 38, OJCA 1; Dundee 26, Fox/Bettiol 12; Miller/Jack's 26, Fuzzy Dogs 3; Thetford's/Legends 22, Ruffino's/OBGC 21.
June 28: Dundee 11, Country/Kenyon 10; Fox/Bettiol 35, OJCA 2; Ruffino's/OBGC 25, Fuzzy Dogs 8; Miller/Jack's 24, Thetford's/Legends 0.
ONEONTA CITY WOMEN
Advanced Division
Team ..... Record
Monser's ..... 10-0
Eastman/Legends ..... 6-4
Heller's & Pietrobono Funeral ..... 4-6
Sip & Sail ..... 0-10
June 25: Eastman/Legends 4, Heller's & Pietrobono 2; Monser's 12, Sip 3.
June 27: Monser's 7, Eastman/Legends 1; Heller's & Pietrobono 16, Sip 15.
Recreational Division
Team ..... Record
Latte Lounge/Pete's Furniture ..... 9-2
Eastman Associates ..... 6-5
T-C Glass/G. Earth/WRE/LHP Funeral ..... 6-5
Bookhout Funeral/Gilly's Pumpkins ..... 6-5
Real Dezines/Milf. Inn/Milf. Corner ..... 5-6
Quality Construction ..... 1-10
June 25: Bookhout/Gilly's 4, Real/Milford/Milford 1; Eastman 11, Quality 1; Latte/Pete's 9, Tri-County/Green/WRE/LHP 2.
June 27: Quality 6, Bookhout/Gilly's 5; Eastman 15, Latte/Pete's 7; Tri-County/Green/WRE/LHP 4, Real/Milford/Milford 1.
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Local Sports Results
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Mushtare to head OHS football program
Oneonta High has a new football coach, but he's not new to Oneonta nor is new to coaching varsity football. John Mushtare, an assistant varsity football coach at OHS the past six seasons, was recommended to replace Adam Hoover as the Yellowjackets head coach at a school board meeting Wednesday night.
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Vega gives OHS baseball a lift
Senior Jonathan Vega's walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh inning sent Oneonta High's baseball team into the Section Four Class B semifinals Thursday.
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C'town escapes with 3-2 triumph
A lefty made everything all right for the Cooperstown softball team Thursday. Christina Noto's RBI triple to left field with one out in the bottom of the seventh gave top-seeded Cooperstown a 3-2 home victory over No. 8 seed Thousand Islands in a Section Three Class C-1 quarterfinal.
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Downsville junior doubles up in track
Downsville's Antonio Gomes earned titles in the 100- and 200-meter races during Wednesday's Section Four Class D Track and Field Championships at Marathon.
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Section Four Tournaments
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Thursday's High School Results
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Bernstein starts strong at D-III nationals
Oneonta State senior Sean Bernstein had the fastest time in the 200-meter preliminaries and helped the Red Dragons' 400 relay team to a school record during the first day of the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Thursday at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
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Today's Datebook
- Thursday, May 23, 2013
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Bernstein's speedy ascent to conclude at nationals
To say Oneonta State senior Sean Bernstein is the fastest person ever with ties to The Daily Star's circulation area is difficult to quantify. But if there's been somebody faster in these parts, his identity has been well concealed.
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CV-S boys win Class D track title
Sparked by individual victories from Dustin Collins and Rory Davis, Cherry Valley-Springfield's boys won the Section Four Class D track meet Wednesday at Marathon.
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High School Results
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Hartwick lacrosse pair selected for all-star game
Hartwick College seniors Harry Hughes and Jake Cooper will represent the North Team during the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association/Lax World North/South game at 3 p.m. Friday at Cabrini College in Radnor, Pa.
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Area Sports Briefs
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Today's Datebook
- Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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Bauerle's 1-hitter leads B-G in Class C
Asked if he would say Tuesday's outing was Bainbridge-Guilford senior Austin Bauerle's best of the season, Bobcats coach Tim Mattingly replied, "Yes, I would." Bauerle struck out 15 and walked two in a one-hitter to lead the eighth-seeded Bobcats to a 2-1 Section Four Class C first-round baseball victory over visiting Spencer-Van Etten.
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Margaretville shocks No. 3 Milford in first round
Margaretville junior Colby Russo closed things out on the baseball diamond and on the stage Tuesday night.
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O-State senior an All-American in lacrosse
Oneonta State's Jimmy van de Veerdonk earned honorable mention All-America status in Division III from the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association on Tuesday.
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High School Results
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Oneonta youngster wins pitch, hit & run competition
Oneonta resident Mariano Hernandez III finished with the highest points total during the Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Sectional Competition, which ran Sunday at Damaschke Field in Oneonta.
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State Softball Rankings
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Mushtare to head OHS football program
