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Bulls (61)- Saumier 1-0-2, Moore 2-2-0-10, LaRose, B. 12-6-30, Barber 2-0-4, Taylor 1-1-00-5, Pierce 3-1-1-10, Totals 21-4-7-61
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Heat (69)- Hannan 3-2-1-13, Tomford 2-3-0-13, Moulton 2-1-0-7, Piercey 5-3-0-19, Farrell 5-2-1-17, Totals 17-11-2-69
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Knicks (39)- Robinson 5-2-12, Knowlton 3-0-6, Adams 0-3-3, Leibstein 4-2-2-16, Putney 1-0-2, Totals 13-2-7-39
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Storm (46)- Perry, P. 1-0-2, St. Pierre, O. 4-1-9, St. Pierre, M. 3-1-0-9, Luckie 8-2-2-24, Henry 1-0-2, Totals 17-3-3-46
Liberty (42)- Crowley, B. 7-0-14, Perry, T. 3-0-6, Tooley, S. 3-0-6, Rexford 3-2-2-14, Sherwin, K. 1-0-2 Totals 17-2-2-42
Dream (47)- Ross 4-0-8, Rust 3-2-8, Harrington, B 1-2-4, Harrington, C. 4-1-9, Sherwin, C 5-0-10, Aherns 1-0-2, Vivlamore 3-0-6, Totals 21-5-47
Mercury (30)- Scott 2-2-6, White 3-0-6, Loffler 3-0-6, Sovie, J. 3-2-8, Sovie, K. 3-2-8, Parmeter 1-0-2, Totals 12-6-30
Standings: Dream 2-0-2-6, Storm 2-0-2-6, Liberty 0-2-2-2, Mercury 0-2-2-2
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Duke of the ACC Division and Syracuse of the Big East Division are off to 2-0 starts in the Elementary League of the Ogdensburg Boys and Girls Club Spring Basketball action.
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Georgetown 32 Pittsburgh 16: Georgetown was led by Bobby Wells, Chris Downs and Braeden Free who all played very well on both ends of the Floor. Pittsburghs attact was anchored by strong play from Ryan and Owen Warchol.
Syracuse 40 - Louisville 24: The Cuses Trent Sargent and Brogan LaRose led the way on offense and Isiah Smith was tough on defense. Louisville kept it close with great play from Tristen Lovely and Joey Rogers.
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Zack Wheeler could earn rotation spot out of camp
Yesterday on WFAN, Sandy Alderson acknowledged that Zack Wheeler could earn a spot in the team's starting rotation if the Mets do not acquire a starting pitcher before Spring Training.
"It's unlikely [Wheeler] starts at the Major League Level," Alderson said. "But look, hypothetically, let's say we don't add anybody between now and Spring Training. We don't add a starting pitcher. Now, you're looking at Hefner, Familia, Mejia. You know, Wheeler pops up in that group. That's not our preferred result by any means."
Wheeler went a combined 12-8 with a 3.26 ERA in 25 starts between Double-A and Triple-A in 2012, having allowed 59 walks with 148 strikeouts in 149 innings.
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Wheeler made just six starts at Triple-A last year after being promoted from Double-A, where he was mostly inconsistent. His command improved during the last year, but it is something he has historically struggled with. He's very close, and I am excited for his arrival in Flushing… whenever that might be. But there is no reason to promote Wheeler right now if he isn't ready. Sandy needs to simply acquire a starting pitcher to replace R.A. Dickey. Rushing Wheeler to the big leagues to fill a short-term need can be a detriment for Wheeler, and that is something the Mets cannot afford to do to their future.
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I'm not too worried about it. He's not going to start the year on the Mets. I think Alderson has to say this, because it's foolish to not motivate the young man. Plus, who knows? What happens if every one trips, breaks ankles and can't go in April. Then what? Wheeler HAS TO get the call, and it would be nice if he knows the organization is confident in his ability to step up. This is the right move. Say it, but everyone involved (including Wheeler) knows he will begin the season in Triple-A… though not for very long.


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The Knights open up the home portion of their schedule as they host Rochester Institute of Technology (Atlantic Hockey) on Oct. 18-19. Clarkson will also take on Colorado College, of the fledgling National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC), in a two-game matchup at Cheel Arena on Oct. 25-26 before beginning ECAC Hockey play.
Clarkson opens the conference campaign where its 2012-13 season ended in March when the Knights face off against Brown in Providence, R.I. on Nov. 1.
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High Speed, Triple Differential Receiver with Comparators
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The AD8143 is a triple, low cost, differential-to-single-ended receiver specifically designed for receiving red-green-blue (RGB) signals over twisted pair cable. It can also be used for receiving any type of analog signal or high speed data transmission. Two auxiliary comparators are provided to receive digital or sync signals. The AD8143 can be used in conjunction with the AD8133 and AD8134 triple, differential drivers to provide a complete low cost solution for RGB over Category-5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable applications, including keyboard-video-mouse (KVM).
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NEW YORK – The seventh-seeded Creighton women's tennis team fell 4-1 to the No. 10 seed Butler to open the BIG EAST Women's Tennis Championship at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Thursday afternoon.
Creighton (11-9) dropped the doubles point to Butler (5-16) to open the match. The Bulldogs then took three of four completed singles matches to advance to the quarterfinals against No. 2 seed Marquette.
On doubles court two CU senior Analese Snyder and junior Amanda Noonan dropped an 8-4 match to Grace Hyde and Angelina Qin. BU captured the first team point at No. 1 doubles as the Creighton tandem of junior Jennie Hartjes and freshman Katherine Nelsen dropped a tight 8-6 decision to Butler's Stephanie McLoughlin and Kailey Eaton.
The Bluejays evened the score at 1-1 after Nelsen rolled to a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Hyde on court three. The Bulldogs answered on court six as BU's Jocelyn Koester defeated Karlin Naslund 6-2, 6-1 to extend the BU lead to 2-1 in the match.
At No. 4 singles, Eaton needed three sets to knock out Noonan. CU's Noonan took the first set 6-4 before Eaton won the second stanza 6-2 to force a deciding set. Eaton finished the comeback victory with a 6-3 result in the third to put BU ahead 3-1 in the match.
Butler closed out the match on court one in another three-set affair. Creighton's Hartjes claimed the first set 6-2 but BU's McLoughlin won the next two sets by the same score to claim the contest and team match point.
Creighton wraps up its season with a backdraw match against the No. 8 seed Providence on Friday at 8 a.m. CT; the match will be played indoors. The Jays edged the Friars 4-3 in their regular-season finale in Cincinnati on April 12.
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Cheney offers to bet on congressional Republicans
Global warming film unites preachers and politics
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Bush joins 9/11 remembrance ceremonies
Cheney defends homeland security policy
Bush pushes bill to try terror detainees
Bush confident GOP will hold Congress
Al Gore says he hasn't ruled out 2nd run
Clinton officials protest 9/11 TV series
Shiites submit law to separate Iraq into rival reg...
NATO military chiefs agree must bolster Afghan for...
Pope calls gay marriage "folly," warns politicians...
Israel lifts naval blockade of Lebanon
Mexico arrests Colombian cartel leader
Al-Qaeda video 'jeer' misjudges US: White House
Bill Clinton assails 9/11 TV drama
US seeks UN draft resolution on Iran sanctions
Former US official confirms he was source in CIA ...
Iran's Khatami calls for an end to threats, in US ...
U.S. paid anti-Castro journalists in Miami: paper
Pocketbook pain may spur U.S. voter backlash
Schwarzenegger jokes of 'hot' bloodlines
Conservative group airs pro-Bush ad
Sen. Biden offers national security plan
House crafting new border security bill
Saudis consider banning women from Mecca
Al-Zarqawi successor said to record tape
Vietnam confirms U.S. activist detained
Al-Jazeera airs pre-9/11 bin Laden tape
Bush says Taliban will fail in Afghanistan
US gives Iraq command of some of its military
Invoking Sept 11, Bush warns Iran on nuclear weapo...
Liberals to hold top leadership posts in Democrat-...
Iraqi Al-Qaeda leader interrogated for two months:...
Senate panel scrubs vote on Bolton as U.N. envoy
U.S., Serbia sign military cooperation agreement
Pentagon bans abusive interrogation methods
Military lawyers clash with White House
War turns southern women away from GOP
Clinton officials protest 9/11 TV series
Biden assails Bush's security strategy
Former BP executive refuses to testify
Amputee Iraq veteran runs for office
Banned Chinese director to defy orders
French peacekeepers on Mideast patrols
Pakistan: No safe harbor for bin Laden
CIA's tough terror tactics saved lives: Bush
US envoy says NKorea talks in bad way
US providing Iran's Khatami security
Iran sanctions 'essential': US
Bush steps up war of words with Iran
Senate deflects push for Rumsfeld's ouster
U.S. immigration overhaul impossible: Senate leade...
Mexico vote gives Bush new "amigo" in Latin Americ...
Bush admits the CIA runs secret prisons
Friedman wants 10,000 troops at border
Congress takes up surveillance bills
Jesse Jackson Jr. may run for mayor
Hitler reference riles Senate race
Barkley's serious about political future
French, Americans would back strike on Iran: poll
Iraq, US to sign military handover pact Thursday
Ahmadinejad challenges Bush to UN debate
Dutch Supreme Court says Iraqi-born 'insurgent' ca...
Former soldiers begin anti-Bush demonstration in W...
US says has limited N Korean missile sales
Scientists defend "ethical" stem cell experiment
China expresses frustration with N.Korea
White House backs Rumsfeld, says he's no bogeyman
Republicans to push for Bolton reappointment
Frist still seeks Internet gambling bill: aides
Bush transfers 14 CIA detainees to Gitmo
Lamont seeks to broaden his appeal
Vote on Rumsfeld fizzling out in Senate
Bush seeks more support for terror fight
Lawyer defends wiretapping program
Rice likens Iraq and Civil War critics
US envoy calls for 'concrete action' on North Kore...
Mexican court leader sides with Calderon
Dozens of Taliban killed in Afghanistan
Danish police arrest 9 terror suspects
Leaked memo outlines Blair's departure
Iranian president wants to purge profs
Annan expecting good news about blockade
Israelis to shun Sinn Fein leader Adams
Japan fixated on impending royal birth
PM: Israel must renew Palestinian talks
US embassy questions evidence on American held in ...
Russia cancels military exercise with US
Security headlines congressional agenda
Democrats push for own religious voice
Democratic lawmakers want DOD changes
Iran snubs U.N. chief over nuke program
Five killed as Somali govt, Islamic militia clash
Mussolini's grandson wants Il Duce exhumed
Abbas may sack Hamas cabinet this month, says aide...
Iran hails Annan visit as 'positive'
Iraqi Olympic soccer player kidnapped
Bush marks Labor Day with call for nuclear energy,...
Clinton calls for US to increase foreign aid
Democrats call White House rhetoric on Iraq 'outra...
'Ms. President' in US? 'Stay tuned': Hillary Clint...
Democrats see support for anti-Rumsfeld vote
Jackson to ask Hizbollah for evidence on Israelis
U.S rebuts 9/11 homegrown conspiracy theories
Muslim leaders bemoan "Islamophobia" since 9/11
Bush warns on foreign oil dependence
Poll: Mich. split on affirmative action
Can Democrats win in Ohio River Valley?
Democrats loath to predict win this fall
Democrats fault Bush's Katrina response
Muslim group: Bush distorts 'Islamic'
Lebanon refuses contact with Israel
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