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THURSDAY BOY’S GOLF SCORES
1). Edwards County 159
2). Fairfield 170
3). Eldorado 173
Cisne -2
INDIVIDUALLY
2). Hagen Howard from Cisne & Drew Roosevelt from Edwards County 33
4). Mason Smiley, Edwards County 35
5). Walker Sledge, Edwards County 37
6). Cruz Wells, Fairfield 38
8). Zury Taylor & Jake Easton from Fairfield 43
10). Brock Johnson, Fairfield 46
11). Andrew Hutcheson, Fairfield 48
14). Owen Gruen, Fairfield 52
THURSDAY GIRL’S GOLF SCORES
1). Eldorado 204
2). Fairfield 233
Edwards County +54
INDIVIDUALLY
1). Eden Duckworth, Fairfield 45
5). Amelia Hopfinger, Fairfield 52
7). Carlin St. Ledger, Edwards County 56
8). Lela Duckworth, Fairfield 67
10). Aurora Cullison, Edwards County 68
11). Carly Colclasure, Fairfield 69
THURSDAY JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL SCORES
Fairfield 10, New Hope 4
Woodlawn 14, Wayne City 1
Bluford 12, Spring Garden 2
Cisne 15, Albion 5
Effingham 4, St Anthony 1
Iuka 11, North Clay 7
Lawrenceville 4, Flora 0
Marion 12, Benton 0
Martinsville 7, Red Hill 6
Pinckneyville 6, DuQuoin 5
Teutopolis 22, Newton 4
Whiteside 18, Altamont 0
Mt Carmel 12, Olney 2
Herrin 10, Massac 0
Galatia 7, Hardin Co 0
Carrier Mills-Stonefort 15, Crab Orchard 10
Pinckneyville 204 7, Ewing 6
Gallatin Co 14, Thompsonville 6
THURSDAY JUNIOR HIGH SOFTBALL SCORES
New Hope 15, Fairfield 2
Woodlawn 12 Wayne City 0
Albion 6, Cisne 2
Bluford 17, Spring Garden 2
Collinsville 11, East Alton 0
Dieterich 4, Altamont 1
DuQuoin 9, Pinckneyville 3
Flora 12, Lawrenceville 6
Germantown 10, Washington 9
Pope County 15, Cypress 1
South Central 10, St Elmo 0
St Mary-MTV 16, Mt Vernon 6
Wolf Branch 17, Belleville West 2
OLMC 13, Desoto 0 F/4
Herrin 10, Massac 0
Marion 14 , Benton 4
Nashville 25, Murphysboro 5
Crab Orchard 13, Carrier Mills 2
Summersville 15, Bethel 0
Duquoin 9, Pinckneyville JH 3
Pinckneyville 204 17, Ewing 0 (F/3 innings)
St. Mary Mt. Vernon 16, Casey 6
Mt Carmel 15, Richland County 3
Galatia 14, Hardin Co 0 F/5
Joppa 15, Shawnee 3
Dongola 10, New Simpson Hill 9
Steeleville 6, Coulterville 1
Bluford 17, Spring Garden 2
Sparta Lincoln B Team 18, Red Bud Catholic B Team 16
Breese D12- 4, Aviston – 2
St. Joe Olney 18, St. Mary Allendale 8
THURSDAY’S SCOREBOARD
NFL Preseason
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Pittsburgh Steelers 19, Carolina Panthers 10
New York Giants 42, New England Patriots 10
MLB American League
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Athletics 8, Minnesota Twins 3
Kansas City Royals 6, Texas Rangers 4
Boston Red Sox 6, New York Yankees 3
Houston Astros 7, Baltimore Orioles 2
MLB National League
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Milwaukee Brewers 4, Chicago Cubs 1 The Chicago Cubs dropped the finale of their five-game series with the Milwaukee Brewers 4-1 from Wrigley Field yesterday. Pete Crow-Armstrong drove in Chicago’s only run in the losing effort, while Shota Imanaga was charged with his sixth loss after allowing two runs on three hits in seven innings. The Northsiders are in second place in the NL Central with a 73-and-55 record. They take on the Angels tonight.
Los Angeles Dodgers 9, Colorado Rockies 5
Washington Nationals 9, New York Mets 3
San Diego Padres 8, San Francisco Giants 4
MLB Interleague
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St. Louis Cardinals 7, Tampa Bay Rays 4 The Cardinals took down the Rays 7-4 in their series opener from Tampa. Sonny Gray earned the win after giving up three runs over five innings. Alec Burleson drove-in a pair of runs as St. Louis has won three of its last four games. The Cardinals are in fourth place in the NL Central with a 64-and-65 record. Miles Mikolas starts for St. Louis against Tampa Bay tonight.
***Top Sports Headlines***
>>NFL Preseason Week Three Roundup
(Undated) — The final week of the NFL preseason has arrived. The Steelers and Giants kicked things off with Thursday night victories. Pittsburgh topped the Carolina Panthers 19-and-10, and New York blew out the New England Patriots 42-10. Week Three of the preseason continues with four games on Friday highlighted by the Philadelphia Eagles at the New York Jets. The preseason wraps up Saturday night with the Arizona Cardinals hosting the Las Vegas Raiders.
>>Jerry Jones Says Cowboys’ Offer To Parsons Was Richest For Non-QB
(Frisco, TX) — Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones continues to stir up rumors surrounding the team’s contract negotiations with star pass rusher Micah Parsons. In an appearance on Michael Irvin’s YouTube channel, Jones said the agreement he believed he made with Parsons over the offseason would have made the defensive end the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL. The owner of America’s Team blamed Parsons’ agent, David Mulugheta, for the deal not being finalized. There have been no negotiations regarding a new deal since the spring. The 26-year-old is set to make 21.324-million-dollars this season on the fifth-year option of his rookie deal.
>>Report: Eagles’ Johnny Wilson Suffers Season Ending Knee Injury
(Philadelphia, PA) — The Eagles are suffering a major injury to their wide receiver room. ESPN reports Johnny Wilson will undergo season-ending knee and ankle surgery. The pass catcher got hurt during Tuesday’s practice after getting rolled up on by another player. Wilson was taken in the sixth round of last year’s draft and had five catches in his rookie season which included a touchdown.
>>Report: Astros Signing Veteran P Craig Kimbrel
(Undated) — The Astros are adding an experienced arm to their bullpen late in the season. ESPN reports that Houston is signing veteran reliever Craig Kimbrel to a major league contract. The 37-year-old will be joining his ninth major league team and second this season after appearing in one inning for the Atlanta Braves before he was designated for assignment. The nine-time All-Star has played the last two months for the Texas Rangers’ Triple-A team.
>>Iowa State, Kansas State Kick Off College Football Season From Dublin
(Undated) — College football is back. A pair of ranked opponents duel in Dublin for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic on Saturday to kick off Week Zero. Number-20 Kansas State squares off against 21st-ranked Iowa State. Four other games are on the slate stateside. Idaho State and UNLV clash from Vegas, Kansas battles Fresno State at home, Sam Houston visits Western Kentucky and Hawaii entertains Stanford.
>>SEC Switching To Nine-Game Conference Schedule
(Undated) — A new era of SEC football is around the corner. SEC presidents and chancellors approved a recommendation by the athletic directors to play a nine-game conference schedule starting in 2026. Commissioner Greg Sankey said in a statement that the format will protect rivalries, increase competitive balance, and ensures SEC teams are prepared to compete and succeed in the College Football Playoff.
>>Tour Championship Round One Recap
(Atlanta, GA) — Russell Henley is sitting atop the leaderboard after the opening round of the Tour Championship from East Lake Golf Club. Henley shot a nine under 61 in the first round. Defending champion Scottie Scheffler is in second at seven under par. Maverick McNealy and Sepp Straka will be the first pair of players teeing off the second round from Atlanta.
>>NASCAR Cup Series Finishes Regular Season At Daytona Saturday
(Daytona Beach, FL) — The NASCAR Cup Series regular season wraps up on Saturday. The field battles at Daytona International Speedway for the Coke Zero Sugar 400. Austin Dillon secured a spot in the playoffs following a win at Richmond Raceway last weekend. Tyler Reddick and Alex Bowman hold the last two postseason spots in the 16-driver field while Chris Buescher, Ryan Preece and Kyle Busch are on the bubble.
>>U.S. Open Preview
(Flushing, NY) — The first round of the US Open is set to begin on Sunday. Top-seed Jannik Sinner will be looking to defend his title after winning the Open last year. Second-seeded Carlos Alcaraz drew on the same side of the bracket as seventh-seeded Novak Djokovic, which could set up a potential showdown in the semifinals between the two men’s singles powerhouses. Sinner and Alcaraz have already gone head-to-head in the finals of the French Open and Wimbledon this year, with Alcaraz winning both. On the women’s side, Aryna Sabalenka will be aiming for her second straight US Open crown. Americans Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula, Madison Keys, Amanda Anisimova and Emma Navarro are each seeded in the top 10 of the women’s singles bracket.
>>LLWS Recap
(South Williamsport, PA) — The semifinals of the Little League World Series have been set. Las Vegas, Nevada took down Irmo, South Carolina in the United States bracket and Aruba advanced past Venezuela 3-1 on the international side. The semifinal games will be played on Saturday. Chinese Taipei will battle Aruba ahead of a matchup between Fairfield, Connecticut and Las Vegas. The third-place and championship games will be played in Williamsport on Sunday.
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