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Currently Arizona, which has more tribal lands than any state, is home to two tribal colleges—Tohono O'odham Community College (Sells, AZ) and Diné College (Tsaile, AZ), while representatives from other tribes in the state sit on the board of regents at Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (Albuquerque, NM). At press time, it was unclear whether the new tribal college would join the American Indian Higher Education Consortium.


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NEW YORK — Textile stocks may be in for a Buffetting.
This story first appeared in the February 25, 2003 issue of WWD. Subscribe Today.
Following this month's news that investment guru Warren Buffett is interested in buying bankrupt Burlington Industries, textile executives are stepping back and wondering if the textile investment climate might improve.
For the last several years, textile stocks have been ill-favored by the financial community. Major mills, including Guilford Mills Inc., Galey & Lord Inc. and Burlington, have lost their listings on major stock exchanges and now trade over-the-counter. Major equity analysts who followed the textile industry lost their jobs or found themselves transferred into different functions.
The four mills that remain listed on major exchanges — Cone Mills Corp., Delta Woodside Industries Inc. and Dan River Inc. on the New York Stock Exchange, and Fab Industries Inc. on the American Stock Exchange — all trade for dollars a share, with market capitalizations that range from about $20 million to $75 million.
At the close of its 1995 fiscal year, when Burlington's revenues peaked at $2.21 billion, the company's market capitalization was north of $820 million. At the close of trading Tuesday, Burlington's market capitalization was $1.6 million.
But investors tend to follow where Wall Street successes like Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Holdings lead and executives said his $579 million cash bid for the bankrupt giant may make it a little easier for other mills to raise the capital they need to expand operations abroad.
"It's a great thing when somebody of Warren Buffett's stature and track record is investing in our industry," said James Martin, president of apparel fabrics at Danville, Va.-based Dan River. "Warren Buffett doesn't invest in things that he doesn't think are going to make him and Berkshire Hathaway money — which is his job — and he seems to have a good track record."
Buffett is not alone in his interest in Burlington. Investor Wilbur Ross of W.L. Ross & Co. has made a larger, but more complicated, offer for Burlington. His proposal called for paying off Burlington's $439 million in secured debt and $28 million in administrative claims in cash, to issue $250 million in new debt and to give the company's creditors a 57 percent ownership stake in the company.
Their bidding war will potentially play out in bankruptcy court. A hearing is scheduled for Friday to review the procedures Burlington is using to evaluate offers.
Some observers said the news has sparked a new glimmer of interest among investors who, given the collapse of the dot-com bubble and the generally lagging stock market, have been on the lookout for new opportunities.
"From the banks to the factors to the stock analysts down on Wall Street, they'll be taking a second look [at the textile industry]," said consultant Mary O'Rourke, of New York's Jassin-O'Rourke Group.
"They're stopping and saying, 'What does Warren Buffett know about the textile industry?'" she added, noting that her office had been contacted by some potential investors in the weeks since the Buffett news broke. "That will probably prompt some more interest in mergers and acquisitions."
Attracting investment has been a major hurdle to textile companies for the past few years. Cone Mills last month said it planned to sell $27 million in bonds that could be converted into stock to help fund expansion in Mexico. The buyer is to be Ross' company.
That proposal prompted one dissident Cone director, Mark Kozberg, to protest. He plans to bring his complaints before other shareholders at the mill's annual meeting. But Cone officials have said that low investor interest in the firm's shares has made it necessary to explore alternative ways of raising money.
While Buffett's move may have some investors thinking about textile companies again, it hasn't yet resulted in a flood of new investment. The prices of major textile companies haven't spiked upward since the news broke. (See chart, this page.)
"It's an interesting turn of events, but it hasn't become a fad yet," said Keith Hull, president of marketing and sales at privately owned Avondale Mills Inc., which has some public debt. "People with some farsightedness and some degree of risk are bound to check things out, but the banks and traditional lenders are still cautious."
The biggest equity investment question floating around the textile industry at this time is DuPont's proposal to spin off its $6.5 billion DuPont Textiles & Interiors division this year through an initial public offering, if market conditions allow. If Buffett's deal sparks renewed interest in the sector, that could bode well for DTI.
DuPont officials could not be reached for comment.
Buffett has a history of buying ailing companies — he last year bought Fruit of the Loom out of bankruptcy — and the reasons for his investments aren't always immediately clear to other investors. Buffett could not be reached for comment for this story and Burlington chairman and chief executive George Henderson declined comment.
One source suggested that Buffett's interest in Burlington is primarily limited to the Lee's Carpet business, which could be a strategic fit with Shaw Industries, the leading rug maker that Berkshire Hathaway acquired in 2001.
"Don't read any broad trends about the textile industry into this," said the source, who asked not to be identified. "This looks like it's about carpet and the question is what will come along for the ride, if anything."
For the last two fiscal years, Lee's Carpet has been Burlington's only profitable unit.
In the fiscal year ended Sept. 28, the carpet division recorded pretax profits of $36.8 million at a time when the apparel fabrics business was $14 million in the red. Its sales were $262.5 million, representing 26 percent of Burlington's $1.01 billion in revenues.
Burlington's other divisions have contracted dramatically over the past two years — its $484.6 million in apparel-fabrics sales were off 41.6 percent from their 2000 level — the result of a move out of unprofitable operations and product segments. The carpet business has also contracted, but not so dramatically — its sales were off 11.3 percent over the same period.
Others viewed the move as a more straightforward one.
"This event provides tremendous validation for George Henderson's strategy at Burlington," said consultant Nick Hahn of Hahn International, based in Stamford, Conn. "What his strategy has essentially been has been to move out of manufacturing businesses in the U.S."
In addition to company-owned mills in Mexico and a joint venture in India, Burlington has organized its apparel-fabrics businesses into a new division, Burlington Worldwide, based in Hong Kong. That division has begun to sell fabrics made by independently owned mills in Asia, but offering Burlington's brand name and technology standards.
It's essentially a contracting business model, the same approach that apparel and footwear companies, including Liz Claiborne and Nike, have taken to their manufacturing operations for years.
Several major bankruptcies and extended waves of plant closings have radically changed the face of the U.S. textile industry over the past decade. Hahn contended that some of the surviving companies have developed strategies that are logically sound and that their major weakness is a lack of access to new investment to execute their ideas.
In some U.S. mills, he said, the ideas are in place. "What is lacking is the financial strength," Hahn said.


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Ah the holidays. A time for family, a time for joy, a time to lay on the horn as you battle for the last parking spot in an endless sea of cars at the local mall. If that idea makes you break out in a cold sweat (I'm already in full panic mode over here), I'm here to tell you that there's a better, more family-friendly way to finish your holiday shopping: Jingles & Joy in the Blue Mountain Village.
Imagine preserving your sanity, experiencing the great outdoors and creating amazing family memories while you shop. Jingles & Joy is a month-long holiday celebration in Ontario's Premier Mountain Village. Browse 25 unique shops at the base of a bustling ski resort. The Village is open 365 days a year, with extended hours Fridays and Saturdays nights. Leave the kids nestled snug in their beds while you tackle your last minute needs… eggnog latte in hand.
While finishing your Christmas list is the end goal, adding some genuine family fun is the icing on your gingerbread cookie. In fact, if you play your cards right, the kids won't even notice you're shopping.
Take them to sit on Santa's knee at the Water Street Bandstand or let them explore the village on a Candy Cane Scavenger Hunt. Join the carolers as they stroll the walkways singing holiday favourites then grab a hot chocolate and enjoy a free horse-drawn wagon ride beginning at MJ Byrnes Irish Pub. Warm up around the campfire or get your holiday groove on with Tyler Boyle. Once the sun has set, head to the Mill Pond for Saturday night fireworks at 8 p.m. Visiting over the holidays? Enjoy our special holiday fireworks shows at 9 p.m. on Christmas Eve and midnight on New Year's Eve.
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This December, skip the mall and experience holiday shopping and family fun the Jingles & Joy way. Your old-fashioned White Christmas awaits in the Blue Mountain Village—gently falling snow, real jingle bells and live Christmas carols included.
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Art historian, collector, museum director and broadcaster, Kenneth Clark was one of the leading cultural figures in Britain in the midtwentieth century. Accompanying a major exhibition, this book considers all aspects of his life and work, including his television career that climaxed in the landmark series Civilisation. After a period of neglect, there is now considerable interest in Clark among academics, publishers and broadcasters. As well as providing new research and information on Clark, the book is a significant intervention into histories of modern British art.
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Sodium 1134.8 mg47.3%
Total Carbohydrates 52 g17.3%
Dietary Fiber 6.6 g26.5%
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Apple gearing up for 'major hiring campaign' at Israel R&D centerApple is expected to begin the hiring process for dozens of new positions for its research and development center in Israel over the coming weeks.
The "major hiring campaign" by Apple will kick off in the next few weeks, according to Israel's Ynetnews. The new positions will work at Apple's R&D center in Haifa.
Apple began actively recruiting employees for its Israeli R&D operations in March, but the company is expected to kick its recruitment into high gear in the near future. The company is expected to rely on the assistance of a "headhunter" who will handle the hiring of "dozens of candidates simultaneously."
The new employees will join the roughly 200 personnel at Anobit, a flash memory company that Apple purchased in late 2011 for a rumored $490 million price. That strategic acquisition is expected to help Apple secure capacity of flash memory for devices like the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook lineup.
Apple's new hires will be located in Haifa's Scientific Industries Center, an international technology center known as Matam. Other companies with operations there include Google, Intel, IBM, Microsoft, and Yahoo.
Apple's development center is being run by Aharon Aharon, a veteran of Israel's technology industry. Monday's report said that he will be joined by Etai Zaltsman, who was previously the deputy CEO of Texas Instruments in Israel.
It was said that competition for the dozens of new Apple positions in Israel will be "tough." The project is Apple's first strategic development center located outside of the company's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters. Any activities outside of the company's campus have, to date, been related to marketing, sales and support.
Though Apple has publicly confirmed the acquisition of Anobit, the company has unsurprisingly said very little else about how it will use its expertise. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in January that Anobit has "fantastic technical talent," and that he feels "fortunate to have them join us."
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Beacon authors offer a forceful rebuke to the bombardment and occupation of Gaza as a path to long-term regional stability. Read more →
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INDIANAPOLIS — Sometimes, two yards can mean everything.
On Sept. 28 against the Falcons, the Patriots were able to convert a key fourth down at their own 24-yard line in the second half. Under the circumstances, the guts and guile that New England displayed under pressure were celebrated.
"There would have been plenty of criticism if we didn't [get it]," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said when asked about the decision to go for it on fourth down against the Falcons that afternoon in Foxboro.
On Sunday night against the Colts, they were faced with a similar test, a fourth-and-2 from their own 28-yard line. A quick pass from Tom Brady to Kevin Faulk came up just short when Faulk was tackled by Indianapolis defensive back Melvin Bullitt less than a yard shy of the first-down marker.
It turned out to be the difference. Indianapolis, which had struggled to exploit New England turnovers all night, made the Patriots pay for falling short. Four plays after New England turned it over on downs, Peyton Manning found Reggie Wayne in the end zone for the final touchdown in an epic 35-34 ballgame (full game recap here) that will go down as one of the most unbelievable finishes in the history of the Patriots-Colts rivalry.
"It's the difference between winning and losing," said Brady, who had an impressive line: 29-of-42 for 375 yards, three touchdowns and one interception — rendered moot with the loss.
"Coach is being aggressive, and I love that about him. He gave us a chance to make the play. Like I said, we just came up a bit short."
Some weeks, you can get the yard or two you need to win the game. Other weeks, you're not so lucky. And so, as the gambles that Belichick have taken have paid off and burnished his legacy over the years, the decision to go for it Sunday night at Lucas Oil Stadium will haunt him for a long time.
In the end, Belichick's decision to go for those two yards — and the Patriots inability to pick them up — could have serious long-term ramifications on this 2009 team, starting with the likely loss of any home field in the the postseason.
"We tried to win the game on that play. We tried to get the first down," Belichick said when he was asked why New England decided to pull the trigger instead of punting the ball away. "That's why I made the call."
Here are nine other things we learned Sunday night in Indianapolis:
Faulk finished Sunday night with 86 yards from scrimmage. He would have dearly loved to finish with 87.
With just over two minutes remaining and his team holding to a precarious 34-28 lead, the veteran running back came up less than a yard from converting a fourth-and-2 situation, hauling in a short pass from Brady but falling just short of the first down. The Colts got the ball back, and four plays later, Manning hit Wayne with the game-winner.
Faulk was having an impressive night up to that point — including a 29-yard run in the second quarter that set up a New England field goal. And when the time came to go for it — and deliver what would have been the knockout blow to Indianapolis — Faulk made the catch on a short pass on the right side from Brady.
However, he was knocked down shy of the first-down marker by Bullitt on a play that many of the Patriots indicated was a straightforward call right out of their playbook. There was a question as to whether or not Faulk reached the first-down marker. According Brady, the referees said he didn't have possession.
"I'm not going to say I think it was a bad spot because I really couldn't tell where I fell, because I was trying to catch the ball," Faulk said. "Disbelief? No. Disappointment? Yes. Especially when you know that was probably the game-changing play. It was a disappointment."
"I thought I had it, but it doesn't matter to me," he added. "The officials make the call."
With 12-plus minutes of lousy football in the fourth, the Patriots defense managed to undo 3-1/2 quarters of a really impressive effort on both sides of the football, particularly on defense. Until Manning found Pierre Garcon with 12:14 left in regulation, the New England defense was solid, holding the Colts to just 14 points and allowing the Pats to take a 31-14 lead. The defense picked off Manning twice and shut down any semblance of an Indianapolis running game — the Colts finished with just 91 rushing yards on the night.
But a 21-point fourth quarter (that included one rushing touchdown and two passing touchdowns) left many members of the Patriots defense shaking their heads at what went wrong. Looking an awful lot like the group that yielded 38 points in the 2006 AFC championship game at the RCA Dome, the New England defense struggled for answers down the stretch, and their play in the fourth quarter likely played a major part in Belichick's decision to go for it on fourth down deep in New England territory.
"I think we played a pretty good game — they made a lot of plays and so did we," said cornerback Leigh Bodden, who came away with an interception, two passes defensed and three tackles. "They came back in the second half and played well, which we knew they would do. They're undefeated for a reason."
"We have to play better. That's all I can tell you," said linebacker Derrick Burgess, who had a tackle for loss and a quarterback hit. "I don't know what they did. All I can worry about it what we've got to do, and that's get better."
After the game, former Patriots safety and NBC analyst Rodney Harrison savaged Belichick for his decision not to trust his defense in that situation.
"It was a really bad coaching decision by coach Belichick. I have all the respect in the world for him, but he has to punt the ball," Harrison said. "The message that you are sending in the locker room is: I have no confidence in my young guys on my defense.
"This is the worst coaching decision decision I've ever seen Bill Belichick make."
Late in the third quarter, it didn't look like the game was going to come down to a last-second play from Manning and Wayne. The Patriots were on the march, holding a 24-14 lead with just under three minutes left in the quarter, and they were looking to finish off the Colts. They had the ball on the Indianapolis 2-yard line in a second-and-goal situation when they decided to give the ball to Laurence Maroney.
In truth, while his overall numbers are debatable, Maroney had developed into a dependable red-zone threat. In fact, with Sammy Morris on the shelf, he had become one of the Patriots' more established threats in the red zone — he had scored touchdowns from the 1-yard line against Tampa Bay and Miami, and added a 1-yard touchdown run late in the first on Sunday against Indy. So when the Patriots gave him the ball at the 2-yard line in the third quarter of Sunday's game, they did so with confidence that he could help finish off the Colts.
However, Maroney was hit by Indy's Philip Wheeler and fumbled the ball away into the waiting arms of Colts linebacker Gary Brackett. The turnover didn't appear to be serious at the time — after all, the Patriots would add to their lead in the fourth, and appeared confident that a 31-14 lead would be enough to hold up, even against the Colts. But the missed opportunity certainly changed the tone and tenor of the game, and it opened the door for Indy's comeback.
Maroney, who finished with 13 carries for 31 yards, waved off reporters after the game.
Of all the positives to come out of Sunday's loss, the biggest may have been the continued improvement of Vollmer. The rookie left tackle was able to do his part to blunt the Indianapolis pass rush brilliantly for much of the night. The second-round pick out of Houston spent much of the evening lined up opposite Indy's extraordinary pass rusher Dwight Freeney, and held him without a tackle and a sack. It was an amazing feat considering that Freeney entered the game with at least one sack in his last nine games, one shy of tying an NFL record.
By my extremely unscientific count, the two engaged in one-on-one battles 43 times on the night. Vollmer did get plenty of help — left guard Logan Mankins was able to assist, and the Patriots often used an extra tight end on his side. In addition, Brady was able to deliver the ball quickly, keeping rushers from breaking into the backfield much of the night. But Vollmer's work certainly will continue to fuel the debate that New England should think about finding a spot for the rookie somewhere on the offensive line, even after Matt Light returns from injury.
"They did a great job. They quick-counted when they needed to. They slid protection when they needed to. I was guessing wrong sometimes. I couldn't there," Freeney said of the protection that the Patriots had for Brady. "The big thing is about winning the game. I'm just happy that we won this game, and I get two days off now so I don't have to come in."
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The Patriots safety, who is gaining a reputation as a tight end stopper, had plenty of help Sunday night in his battle with Indianapolis tight end Dallas Clark, but he played a large role in limiting him to four catches for 65 yards, one of the least-productive outings of the season for Clark.
New England started the game by using linebacker Gary Guyton on Clark on the line — Guyton would follow him for between five and 10 yards, then hand him off to McGowan. (When Clark was split wide, he was covered by a defensive back, usually Darius Butler.) Then they switched to a look where it was almost always McGowan bodying him directly off the line, being really physical with the tight end, an approach they stuck with throughout a large part of the second half.
Clark had an impressive 25-yard reception early on and had a nice grab early in the fourth quarter when he simply outraced McGowan downfield on a deep pattern for a 19-yard connection. But other than that, he was held in check.
As expected, Moss had a big day against the young Indianapolis secondary, posting nine catches for 179 yards and two touchdowns. There were two tremendous grabs in the first half that highlighted his evening: First, Moss and Brady connected on a 55-yard reception that looked an awful lot like his 71-yard touchdown catch he made the week before against Miami, when he had a great run after the catch to pick up big yardage. But the best catch of the year came on a truly epic 63-yard touchdown catch with 11:18 left in the first half when he was left in single coverage with Antoine Bethea.
Along the way, Moss passed a series of milestones on the night — he entered the game needing 87 receiving yards to become the seventh player in NFL history with 14,000 receiving yards, and he caught four first half passes for 144 yards to reach 14,000 yards. He reached the record on the 63-yard touchdown pass from Brady in the second quarter.
In addition, Moss became the 11th player in NFL history to reach 900 receptions with the nine receptions against the Colts. And he joined Wes Welker as the seventh player in New England history with 50-plus catches in three straight seasons. Moss had 98 receptions in 2007 and 68 receptions in 2008. He added nine receptions against Indianapolis and has 58 receptions for the year.
Can't blame the Patriots special teamers for this loss. All the specialists did their jobs — kicker Stephen Gostkowski was as close to perfect as he could be, converting on all four extra points and two field goals, and putting six of his seven kickoffs into the end zone, with three touchbacks. Punter Chris Hanson averaged 44 yards on his four punts and dropped two of them inside the 20, with a long of 55 yards. And kick returner Matthew Slater averaged 27.3 yards on his three returns.
But the big star was Welker. Welker had five punt returns for an average of 117 yards, including a 69-yard punt return in the third quarter that was his longest in his tenure with New England, besting a 44-yard return vs. Denver (Oct. 20, 2008). It is the second-longest punt return of his career, trailing only a 71-yard return he had vs. the Patriots (Dec. 20, 2004) while with Miami. It is the longest punt return for New England since Troy Brown had an 85-yard touchdown return on Dec. 9, 2001, vs. Cleveland.
When Manning saw the Patriots offense lining up on fourth down deep in their own territory late in regulation, he just kind of shrugged his shoulders. After all, when you've faced New England as often as he has, you learn to roll with the punches.
"Not much surprises me with New England. You kind of expect the unexpected," said Manning, who finished 28-of-44 for 327 yards, with four touchdown passes and two interceptions. "When you see them going for it on fourth down, I can't lie to you, obviously you certainly get a little nervous because you realize you might get a shorter field, but the game might be over."
While Manning took it in stride, the Indianapolis defense took the decision to go for it on fourth down as a personal affront. Defensive end Robert Mathis said his initial reaction was "disrespect," a point echoed by Bethea and Freeney.
"To be honest with you, that's how we take it," Freeney said. "Any defense should take it the same way. Whenever you go for it on fourth down in that situation, we've got to make a play."
New England will continue with the toughest part of its schedule — a stretch that includes road games against Indy and New Orleans and division games against the Dolphins and Jets — on Sunday at Gillette Stadium against New York, which means the shocking loss to the Colts has to be placed squarely in the rearview mirror immediately. To that end, Faulk was asked how long it takes to get over a loss like this one. He gave a succinct answer.
"I have four letters for you: J-E-T-S," he replied. "Now, you tell me."
"There is a lot of football left. We're 6-3 and still on top of the division," Brady said. "Hopefully we learn from it. We certainly had a lot of plays to go out there and execute and win the game. A couple of turnovers in the red area, some missed opportunities where we kicked field goals, or else we do win."
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Yet another member of the Red Sox baseball operations staff is leaving and joining Mike Hazen in Arizona. When the should the Red Sox be concerned? Also, Glenn, Lou and Christian talk about a surprise twist with the vacant Red Sox GM job.
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Post 33 into championship game
TORONTO – Steubenville Post 33 is one victory away from the claiming the Region 7 American Legion Baseball Tournament championship.
Donnie Young's club used a bean, a couple of blasts and some clutch pitching to clip Alliance Post 166 7-5 in the winner's bracket final Saturday at the Knight Baseball Complex.
The victory moves Post 33, now 29-9, into Monday's title game, set to start at 4 p.m. Steubenville will meet the survivor of today's loser's bracket action. Wayne County and Tusky County are set to tangle at 3 p.m. That winner will face Alliance at 6 p.m. Both games are scheduled for the KBC.
A Post 33 triumph Monday will send Steubenville to the state Legion tournament. A loss will lead to a second game at 7 p.m.
Steubenville grabbed the lead for good during its first at-bat Saturday. Bryan Pierro was clipped by Michael Whitaker's second pitch of the game. Lefty John Linn followed with a towering shot off the foul pole in left. Initially, the home plate umpire called Linn's blast foul. After a brief conversation with the third base ump, he changed his call and Linn touched them all, putting Post 33 up 2-0.
"That really set the tone," Young said of Linn's dinger. "We had some good at bats all the way through. Unfortunately we did leave too many guys on (Post 33 stranded 12 runners while Alliance left 13 on). That's a real good team over there and fortunately, we were able to get started early tonight."
Alliance, which saw its record drop to 22-8-1, plated an unearned run in the second off Post 33 starter and winner Anthony Zorne.
Post 33 stretched its advantage to 5-1 in the third (Brenton Colabella and Jimmy Panella driving home runs). Justin Corsi made it 7-1 when he stroked a home run to deep right. Panella got the inning going when he doubled to left.
Post 166 got to Zorne for three tallies in the home half of the fifth, Hunter Cannon and Seth McConnell each recording RBIs. The game's final run was scored in the sixth, a Post 33 error allowing Alliance's Josh Hammerton to touch the plate.
Steubenville finished with 10 hits (Alex Young recording three while Pierro, Panella and Corsi had two apiece). Alliance, meanwhile, had eight.
Zorne worked five innings, fanning six. The Big Red sophomore-to-be escaped some major trouble in the Alliance first. Two walks and a single loaded the sacks with one out. Zorne responded by recording two straight K's.
Chris Murphy came on the sixth, allowing two hits. Alex Young worked the ninth to record the save.
"I thought our pitchers did a great job," Young noted. "We threw a couple of young guys tonight (Murphy will be a junior at Catholic Central). Zorne got us into the sixth and gave us some great innings. Murph came in and did what he does. He got us to Al and that's what we needed. All three pitchers threw well."
Despite committing four errors, Post 33 did have a few shining moments defensively to support its hurlers. Pierro chased down a fly ball in deep center to complete Zorne's 1-2-3 third inning. Colabella erased an Alliance runner at the plate when he snagged a grounder and threw a perfect strike to catcher Kai McClurg. McClurg made a huge play in the fourth, cutting down a Post 166 player on his attempt to steal second.
"Most people might not understand this, but Kai is probably our heart and soul," Young stated. "He plays the game all out every pitch. Throwing the guy out at second may have been the biggest play of the game.
"They tried once to run on him. He was ready for it and that was a huge play."
As far as being in the Region 7 driver's seat goes, Young said it's a matter of "18 guys pulling together."
"It's the same thing I have said for three games (Post 33 also has defeated Kingsville and Wayne County in the double-elimination tournament),' he added. "I really thing I might be more proud of our young guys bench that don't even get into the game. They are so into the game. They help the other guys out and keep everyone an even keel.
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Two edited episodes from the television series "The Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok" feature the hero helping a newly elected mayor and corralling international cattle rustlers.
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POULSBO Red velvet, Mary Janes, tiaras, satin gowns and a bond that is like no other thats what daddy/daughter dances are made of.
More than 300 dads and their dates gathered at the North Kitsap High School gymnasium for the ninth annual Daddy/ Daughter Dance Saturday.
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The girls, dressed up for their big date with dad, twirled and twisted on the dance floor as their proud fathers joined in.
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A 34-year-old woman was killed in a one-car crash in Duxbury Sunday afternoon.
Massachusetts State Police said the crash occurred on Route 3 southbound between exits 10 and 11. She has been identified as Marisa K. DiMeo, 33, of Revere.
Part of the roadway remained closed Sunday as firefighters worked to clear the scene. Nearby brush also caught fire after the crash.
The accident remains under investigation.