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Oct 2011

Rekindling Clayton Ultimate Frisbee

An unlikely group of CHS Frisbee diehards is beginning to rekindle their disc-throwing spirits, invigorating a sport that has recently fallen by the wayside at Clayton.

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Oct 2011

A Homerun Hat Trick for El Hombre

Albert Pujols wields not only a mighty bat at the plate, but a mighty pen as well. On Saturday, October 22, 2011, Pujols made three marks in the books of baseball history that will forever last with the great names of antiquity.

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Oct 2011

World Series Preview

The Globe’s Peter Baugh does run up to the World Series analysis and as well as giving a Globe prediction on the big event.

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Oct 2011

Cardinals in the Playoffs

The St. Louis Cardinals, as an understatement, have had roller coaster ride into the playoffs. These redbirds were sitting third in their division behind both the Atlanta Brewers and the Cincinnati Reds. Their wild card berth was also in question as the Atlanta Braves were continuing to show signs of improvement in their young, yet [...]

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Oct 2011

Greyhounds Win Against Westminster

The Greyhound football team had their third win of the season verse Westminster on Oct. 6.

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Oct 2011

Captains Council Hopes to Build School Bonds

The Captains Council, a newly formed organization at CHS, is hoping to bring CHS students together through athletics. “The vehicle in which we are trying to use to bring the student body together is athletics,” said CHS Assistant Athletic Director Lee Laskowski. The council was established to try to get one sports team to support [...]

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Oct 2011

College Football Report

The 2011 college football campaign is well underway and already scandals, upsets, and strong player performances have highlighted the season. The season kicked off with many top team matchups which made for a memorable opening weekend. A battle of two top five teams, Oregon vs. Louisiana State University (LSU), made for quite a nail bitter [...]

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Oct 2011

Raime Cohen & The Making of a Softball Star

89 strike outs, 43 innings pitched, 10 complete games, and only 6 earned runs; these aren’t statistics to be expected of any high school softball player, much less a freshman. But, to be fair, freshman Raime Cohen does anything but fail to surpass expectations.

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Oct 2011

Jack Sock: Future American Tennis Icon?

Jack Sock has gotten a lot of attention lately. And deservingly so. The young Nebraska native made a big splash at the 2011 ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) US Open, which came to a close a mere few weeks ago.

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Oct 2011

Madden 2012 Review

Every year as football season rolls around, I do a few things without fail; sign up for fantasy football and yearn to play Madden. It doesn’t matter if I played 24/7 the previous year or even if the newest release is simply a roster update, I’ll want to play it. The feeling of hopping onto [...]

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