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Golf leagues LAKEWOOD, N.Y. — Tim Sandberg shot a gross 37 and Tom Messenger had a net 32 to lead the Youngsville Senior Golf League at Maplehurst Country Club. Other gross scores included: John Blum (38), Rod Korbar (40), Bob Yucha (41) and Jim California (42). Other net scores included: Rick Abplanalp (33) and Mike Collins (34). Thirteen players converted birdies. Team Ward, made up of Art Ward, Korbar, Jim Chapman and Bob Downy, won the first-half championship with 188.5 points. Team Yucha (184.5) was second and Team Cerrie (176.5) was third. ——— RUSSELL — ...

Tarp Skunks win fourth straight

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OLEAN, N.Y. — A five-run fourth inning sent the Jamestown Tarp Skunks past the Olean Oilers 8-4 in Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League action Tuesday, despite Jamestown having just five hits on the night. Logan Price picked up the save for the Tarp Skunks (16-6), throwing the final 2 ...

PGCBL announces Week 4 honorees

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Many players made their mark on the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League last week, but the performances of five players earned them Player and Pitcher of the Week Awards for Week 4 of the season. These awards take into account all of the stats for the games from June 22-28. WEST ...

Mills tops 53-car field at Stateline

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BUSTI, N.Y. — A “Small Car Showcase” headlined by the SCDRA Northeast Touring Series took center stage at Stateline Speedway as June came to a close. With the Super Late Models, RUSH Late Models and Pro Stocks getting a rare night off, the spotlight shifted to the SCDRA tour debut, UMP ...

3 HRs send Pirates past Phillies

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PHILADELPHIA — Esmerlyn Valdez and Jared Triolo both hit home runs to help the Pittsburgh Pirates escape an early five-run deficit, and Endy Rodriguez closed the deal with a three-run homer in the ninth for an 11-7 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday night. The Pirates posted a ...

Pens reunite Rucks, Sabres add depth

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Born eight minutes earlier than his twin brother, Liam, Marcus Ruck is fine with ceding NHL draft bragging rights. All that mattered to Ruck on Saturday was being selected with the 39th pick in the second round by Pittsburgh in following his brother, who was drafted ...