CHAUTAUQUA — The Wednesday Travel League held its fifth annual “Uncle Buck Classic” on Chautauqua Golf Club's Lake Course. Beginning this year, the event has merged with the “New York Open,” one of the league’s majors, and will be henceforth known as the “Uncle Buck New York ...
The inaugural Fish716 Walleye Classic this weekend in Westfield will not only showcase the world-class walleye fishing of Lake Erie, but the small-town charm of a farm and wine community that will benefit visitors and local businesses. Competitive fishing tournaments are exciting for anglers ...
ELLICOTTVILLE — The team of Casey Digirolamo and PJ Degnan fired a 60 on Thursday to take the lead after the first round of the 55th Italian-American Charity Golf Association Tournament at Holiday Valley Resort. Two shots back with a 62 are Nick Munella and Jake Currie, while the teams of Bill Malenga and Salim Sarvaiya, and John Sirianno and Ryan Calkins carded 63s and are three shots off the pace. Although Mother Nature delayed completion of the opening round by 90 minutes, there were still plenty of fine scores. All told, there were 49 teams that shot under 70, including Brett ...
BATAVIA — The Jamestown Tarp Skunks fell into an 8-0 hole before losing to the Batavia Muckdogs 10-6 in a Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League game Thursday at Dwyer Stadium. Batavia (5-2) scored twice in the third and fourth innings before a four-run fifth inning gave the Muckdogs an ...
WARREN, Pa. — The reigning club champion golfers from The Post-Journal, OBSERVER AND Times Observer coverage area will tee off on Sunday in the 36th Jim Riggs Memorial Champions at Conewango Valley Country Club. The field is made up of last season’s men’s scratch club champions and previous winners of the tournament, which traces its origins to the late Jim Riggs. The Post-Journal sports editor from 1979-2014, Riggs hosted the first event in 1990 and it has been held annually ever since. The field and tee times, as of Wednesday, are: Nolan Swanson (past champion), Dave Johnson ...
EUGENE, Ore. — Through four events in the decathlon at the NCAA Track & Field Championships, Sherman native John Swabik is in 21st place. The Kansas senior scored 3,002 points after completing the 100 meters, the long jump, the shot put and the high jump, trailing leader Ben Barton of Brigham Young University, who stands at 3,468. Wednesday’s fifth event — the 400 meters — ended too late for this edition. Competing at historic Hayward Field, Swabik ran 11.35 in the 100 meters for 784 points; recorded a leap of 6.91 meters in the long jump for 792 points; threw the shot a ...
