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Proof-tested friendship

Despite being 81, no one expected his death. He was one of the people I most looked forward to seeing at writers’ conferences. I had hoped to see him and his wonderful wife Debbie at the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers annual conference in May, but a health issue forced him to rest at home. No ...

Old Timers split doubleheader in Ohio

NORTH JACKSON, Ohio — The Jamestown Old Timers split a doubleheader with Warren on Sunday, losing the first game 11-8 before winning the second game 19-2. In Game 1, Jamestown’s Kyle Jenkins had two doubles while Chris Yost and Wade Nelson each had one double. Jamestown totaled 17 hits in ...

Beaver rolls 715 series at JBC

Ryan Beaver spun a 267-258-715 for The Beavers and Tyler Swanson had a 230-233-198-661 for Paladino-Swanson during the Wednesday Smackdown Have A Ball at Jamestown Bowling Company. Tyler Jones’ 248-258-709 for TJ’s Pro Shop paced the Thursday Thunder Have A Ball at JBC. Steph Tompkins ...

Mays’ day

WEBSTER — Coming into Sunday’s competition, Silver Creek/Forestville senior Nate Mays was overall leader in the pentathlon at the New York State Track & Field Championships and was in good position to secure the Class C public school title courtesy of first-place finishes in high jump ...

Mind on medals

WEBSTER — Maple Grove’s Ethan Verbosky had the junior year to remember at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association track and field championships, claiming the Class C title in both the 800 and 1,600 meters. Before he joins the University at Buffalo to compete in NCAA ...

Card, Verbosky, Johnson win state titles

WEBSTER — When Tryniti Card crossed the finish line she thought she had lost the state title with two girls passing her in the end of the Class C 800-meter race. However, her emotions quickly changed once it was announced those competitors came from private schools and she in fact was ...