Joint practices are out of control when a guy like Jameis Winston, viewed as being easygoing on the field, is throwing punches and getting decked in the middle of a brawl. Tempers have been flaring around the NFL as many teams are practicing against each other ahead of preseason ...
ST. LOUIS — Wyndham Clark made it through another bogey-free round at Bellerive on Friday, posting a second straight 6-under 64 to build a one-shot lead over Gary Woodland going into the weekend at the BMW Championship. He might need to brace for another gallery supporting the other guy. ...
WASHINGTON — Even for well-traveled IndyCar drivers, a track with the U.S. Capitol in the background is a little awe inspiring. “We get to race at a lot of cool cities, but this one is by far the best that we’ve ever had, and I can say that very truthfully,” Kyle Kirkwood said ...
Anglers who go to the water with the sole purpose of catching fish are missing some of the best experiences one can have out there. Gauging success strictly on how many fish we catch fails to take into account the rewards that come from simply being out on the lake and paying attention to what’s going on around us. While some of my best fishing days have been those when the bite was red hot, I can say with a straight face that I rarely regret even the slow days. No kidding. I look at fishing with a frame of reference that is broader than some anglers’ expectations. Now ...
BOYS GOLF From Thursday Howland 167, Warren G. Harding (No score) HOWLAND (167): Nick Clay 37, Justin Keating 43, Easton Yeager 43, Nick Alvetro 44. WARREN G. HARDING: Juan Croal 57, Parker Karafa 58. Lowellville 177, Jackson-Milton 183 LOWELLVILLE (177): Kasen Smith 43, Steven Yon 43, Ian Doll 49, Jayden Coon 52. JACKSON-MILTON (183): Blake Hichendoner 43, Jacob Fox 46, Brady Anton 47, Walker Wolf 47. From Wednesday Waterloo 173, Lowellville 174 WATERLOO (173): Jayden Eichler 40, Mason Long 40, Trevor Flarida 43, Grayson Griffin 50. LOWELLVILLE (174): Ian Doll 42, ...
BOARDMAN — Friday night represented the beginning of a new football season for most high schools around the state, but for Youngstown, Friday marked the beginning of the first season in the history of the football program after the merger of East and Chaney. The city’s Defenders fell ...
