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...Harvard, perhaps support from another species will swing fortune in the Crimson’s direction. Harvard, with no games left in the month of September, looks to turn over a winning leaf this coming Sunday as the Crimson hit the road again to face another non-conference foe in the form of Duke (7-2). Game time in Durham, North Carolina...
Their opponent, upstate neighbor Cornell, outgained its foe by a comfortable margin and, for the second straight week, still lost by more than ten points. The team still hasn’t scored a touchdown...
...Mets have skipped through the regular season. After they started 10-2 in April, no division foe, not even the 14-time defending division champion Atlanta Braves, has mounted a threat. For the play-offs, the only concern is the health of New York's starting pitchers--particularly Martinez. A calf injury put Pedro on the DL in August, and he has been inconsistent since returning. Glavine missed two weeks in August with blood clots in his left ring finger but insists he has never felt stronger in his 20-year career. A weak National League offers the Mets...
...appears that the offense will once again lean on Dawson for the first few games of the year until Witt finds his footing. Dawson has victimized Holy Cross several times in the past, amassing 583 yards and eight touchdowns in four career games against the Patriot League foe. The Crusaders were also the victim of Dawson’s 21st game of 100 yards or more in only 30 career games. He also ranks second among active players in Division I-AA in career rushing yards per game . For his efforts, Dawson was named Ivy League co-offensive player...
...Prudent but, as The Ground Truth shows, imprecise. You are told about a woman who put a hand inside her cloak to pull something out and, with a split second to decide whether she?s friend or foe, gun her down - noticing too late that what she reached for was a red flag. Or you see a car approach. Chad Reiber, an Army ranger, says: "I engaged a vehicle with a 50-caliber machine gun and blew it up. It was a pretty big explosion. I learned they had gasoline and a checkpoint book. I remember laughing after I blew...