I-88 Speedway
Friday’s results
NEWBAUER CONSTRUCTION MODIFIED MIDSEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS (35 laps): Brian Weaver, Russ Zimmerman, Mitch Gibbs, Dana Wagner, Mike Clapperton, Arnie Slade, Chad Cook, Shaun Walker, Matt Latwinski, Chris Stull, Dom Roselli, Steve Cummings, Jim Gabriel Jr., Darwin Green, Tim Mayne, Alan Barker, Don Hart Jr., J.R. Hurlburt, Rodney Hart, Bob Hamm. DNS: Paul Jensen, Chris Shupp.
CRSA SPRINT (25 laps): Jeff Van Dusen, Josh Pieniazek, Danny Varin, Warren Alexson, Tommy Martocci, Scott Goodrich, Dustin Purdy, John Matrafailo, Joey Allen, Ed Newhauser, Emily Van Inwegen, Frank Lieto, Billy Van Inwegen, Brittany Tresch, Chad King, J.R. Hurlburt, Tyler Chartrand, Tyler Rice, Craig Rochelle, Dalton Herrick, Matt Priscott.
VERNOY’S AUTOMOTIVE IMCA MODIFIEDS (20 laps): Mike Wilmot, Matt Cole, Dan Burman, Bud Phillips, KC Cole, Gary Smith, Nick Griest, Mike Stoddard, Brian Backus, Matt Roberts, Patti Howell, Ken Winn, Dan Krajewski, Leonard Miller. DNS: Mark Van Valkenburg.
OLUM’S STREET STOCKS MIDSEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS (25 laps): Doug Polhamus, Rich Green, Neil Palladino, Paul Harrington, Steve Polhamus, Dustin Harris, Duane Jackson, Jake Fowlston, Nick Austin, Ralph Cuozzo, Derrick Symonds, Tyler Yeagle, Nick Pasquale, Josh Ashkar, Jim Gould, Dave Cronk, Dave Van Buren Jr., Kurt Decker. DNS: Connor Van Valkenburg.
4 CYLINDERS (15 laps): Dave Smith, Mike Robinson, Todd Stanton, Rob Nober, Scott Chapman, Dustin Wilber, Carter Miller, Bob Crandall, Holden Smith, Nick Kennedy, Emmitt Smith, Frankie Kennedy, Ted Smith, Dylan Robinson, Buddy French, Kyle Lanfair, Neil Elliott. DNS: Codey Lambrecht.
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Mike Clapperton of Sidney Center and Arnie Slade of Mount Upton battle for position in the modified feature Friday at I-88 Speedway in Afton. Clapperton finished fifth, one spot ahead of Slade. Cheryl Clough
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OHS falls to Windsor in STAC tiebreaker
ONEONTA _ It turned so quickly. One moment Oneonta High appeared poised to take control in the sixth inning. About 10 minutes later, Windsor had a two-run lead.
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Wainright lifts Panthers to T-V title
ONEONTA -- Linton Wainright got it done with his arm for Edmeston on Friday. His feet were pretty good, too.
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Edmeston rides 4-hitter to T-V crown
The good news for the Edmeston softball team was a 5-2 victory over Milford in the Tri-Valley League championship game Friday at Oneonta State. The better news? Winning pitcher Catherine Johnson and batterymate Sarah Lawrence have yet to spend one day in high school.
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Area Sports Briefs
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Jelic leads OHS to 6th-place finish
Oneonta High's Jennifer Jelic earned a pair of runner-up finishes in the hurdles and helped the Yellowjackets' 400-meter relay team to a school record Thursday during the Southern Tier Athletic Conference Track and Field Championships at Union-Endicott.
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Kelby cruises to title; Meno reaches crossover
Oneonta High junior Emerson Kelby had little trouble winning his second straight Section Four Class B tennis championship, dropping a total of five games over two days of singles play at Owego.
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Section Four Tournaments
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Weekend Datebook
- Friday, May 17, 2013
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Oh what a relief for Stamford
ONEONTA -- Matt Anderson struck out nine in four innings of relief to lead Stamford to a 13-10 victory over Downsville in the Delaware League baseball championship game Thursday at Field 6 in Neahwa Park.
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Unatego wins MAC baseball title in seventh
Hits are overrated. No. 9 hitter Tanner Winchester rounded the bases in the bottom of the seventh inning without the aid of a base hit Thursday, leading Unatego to a 5-4 victory over Sidney in the Midstate Athletic Conference 1-4 Tournament baseball championship game at Afton.
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Gilboa runs away with first DL softball title
ONEONTA -- There's a first time for everything. Aggressive baserunning and an eight-hit attack led Gilboa to its first Delaware League softball championship as the Wildcats topped Windham, 7-1, on Thursday at Ted Christman Field in Neahwa Park.
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Phillips strikes out 14 as Afton returns to top
Welcome back Afton. Four seasons removed from its last Midstate Athletic Conference softball championship, Afton rode a two-hitter from Cassidy Phillips to return to the top of the league with a 3-1 victory over visiting Hancock on Thursday.
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Area Sports Briefs
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Cooperstown stays perfect in softball
Senior pitcher Nicole Cring struck out five in a three-hitter Thursday, leading the Cooperstown softball team to a 9-1 Center State Conference victory at Sauquoit Valley.
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Kids have sparkle in their eyes
When I was in my teens, old Bill Naatz told me about a stream north of Lake George where a man had panned out enough gold to make his wife a wedding band. It was all rumors, but to his grandson and myself, it sounded like the makings of a great adventure.
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Thursday's High School Results
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Foglia, Kleso win top Hartwick honors
Hartwick College honored junior women's basketball guard Maria Foglia and senior men's swimmer Kenny Kleso as its Athletes of the Year on Wednesday during the Hawks' Athletics Awards Ceremony in Lambros Arena.
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Today's Datebook
- Thursday, May 16, 2013
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Milford softball clinches East title
Kaley Chase and Natasha Skillen hit two-run doubles during a seven-run fourth inning that carried visiting Milford to a 10-7 softball victory at Richfield Springs on Wednesday that clinched the Tri-Valley League East Division title for the Wildcats.
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OHS falls to Windsor in STAC tiebreaker
