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Did Yankees’ Aaron Judge cheat before homering against Blue Jays?

11 months ago By Max Goodman Nj.com

TORONTO — It wasn’t Aaron Judge’s second home run of the game — a 462-foot moonshot in a 7-4 loss to the Yankees — that had the Blue Jays miffed on Monday night. It was what Judge did before right-hander Jay Jackson kicked and delivered that caused controversy.

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Cardinals come home seemingly a different team, their star Nolan Arenado returning to form

11 months ago By Lynn Worthy St. Louis Post-dispatch

May 15—BOSTON — Members of the Cardinals had been saying for weeks that they weren’t as bad as they were playing. Of course, that sentiment carries a bit more weight coming off winning six of seven games including five of six on the road than it did in the midst of an eight-game skid.

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Wildcats set school records at state

11 months ago By David Miller Rellimd43@gmail.com

YUKON --Two Ponca City High School records were set while five athletes represented the school at Friday and Saturday’s Class 6A State Track Meet. Victor Morfin, finished fourth in the high jump with a mark of 6-feet-6 inches.

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Four-minute mile no longer elusive

11 months ago By David Miller Rellimd43@gmail.com

One thing I like about Facebook is that it reminds me about the birthdays of my friends. I have an easy opportunity to wish them a Happy Birthday, something I would probably not do without the reminder. My wife is much more intentional and sends out birthday cards via the U. S. Postal Service on a regular basis. I am often reminded on FB about important anniversaries, which again offers me a chance to send greetings.

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OU softball: Bahl capitalizes on opportunity, Sooners build late lead to secure Big 12 title

11 months ago By Tarik Masri The Norman Transcript, Okla.

May 13—Jordy Bahl was just off the third base bag as she watched a groundball pull Texas’ third baseman just slightly towards the shortstop. Bahl immediately started drifting down the third base line, and as soon as she saw Mia Scott rifle the ball towards first base, took off running for home.

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Kansas City Royals’ HR streak continues in series-ending loss to Milwaukee Brewer

11 months ago By Jaylon Thompson The Kansas City Star

MILWAUKEE — The Kansas City Royals are a young team prone to mistakes. Those gaffes are magnified against the top teams in the league.

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Cardinals’ Willson Contreras uses pitch timer to his advantage in rally against Red Sox

11 months ago By Lynn Worthy St. Louis Post-dispatch

May 14—BOSTON — Cardinals catcher- turned-DH-soon-to-be-turned-catcher- again Willson Contreras has demonstrated a knack for getting under the skin and inside the heads of opposing fans and players. His spell has a particularly potent effect on pitchers.

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OSU softball tabbed as nation’s No. 6 seed, set to host regional in Stillwater

11 months ago By Jon Walker Stillwater Newspress, Okla.

May 14—Oklahoma State softball coach Kenny Gajewski was sure of one thing in the aftermath of the Cowgirls’ 8-7 loss to Kansas in the first round of the Big 12 tournament. Anything after? His guess was as good as anybody’s.

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OU baseball: Sooners keep bats hot, down Gonzaga 9-1 to secure series sweep

11 months ago By Tarik Masri The Norman Transcript, Okla.

May 14—Oklahoma was able to build off a strong offensive showing in game two, scoring six runs in the first two innings to build a big lead and secure a series sweep on Sunday. The Sooners struck first with an RBI single by Dakota Harris and a sacrifice fly ball by Kendall Pettis.

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Roland first PCPS ‘Iron Man’

11 months ago By News Staff

Ponca City High School athlete Gabe Roland was named the first-ever recipient of a newly created “Iron Man” award and was honored this week. The award is to be given to athletes who have lettered in fall, winter and spring sports for the full four years of their high school career.

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