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C2K 2017: Smithsburg Leopards

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by: Matt Finkel

Posted: Aug 30, 2017 / 11:07 PM GMT-0400 / Updated: Aug 30, 2017 / 11:07 PM GMT-0400

Smithsburg Football looks to kick of 2017 season.

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Yanks’ Stanton to be activated Wednesday or Thursday

NEW YORK (AP) — The Yankees plan to activate Giancarlo Stanton on Wednesday or Thursday in an attempt to get the oft-injured outfielder ready for the playoffs.

Stanton has been limited to nine games this season. The four-time All-Star strained his left biceps on March 31 in his third game, strained a shoulder and calf during his rehabilitation and returned June 18. In his sixth game back, he strained the posterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during an awkward headfirst slide into third base against Toronto on June 25.

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Mountaineers in the NFL: Week 2

by Charles Montgomery / Sep 17, 2019

Week 2 in the NFL was interesting to say the least. The main thing that came out of week 2 were the injuries to Drew Brees and Ben Roethlisberger.

Both quarterbacks suffered major injuries in the first half of their respective games with Brees injuring his thumb on his throwing hand and Roethlisberger injuring his right elbow. Neither quarterback returned to the game and the Saints and Steelers both lost.

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Sex-abuse reports on rise; SafeSport Center seeks more money

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DENVER (AP) — The U.S. Center for SafeSport is fielding 55% more reports of sex abuse and other misconduct in 2019 than it did last year, leading to an increasingly urgent debate over who should provide the lion's share of money to an organization struggling to manage its caseload.

This week, the 2½-year-old center tasked with investigating sex-abuse claims in Olympic sports received a $1.3 million infusion from the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, bringing the USOPC's overall contribution to $7.4 million in 2019.

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