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  • Bryan Station 45, Paul Dunbar 14

    Bryan Station ends long city skid

    Ends 6 years of Lexington Losses

    By Mike Fields

    One victory does not a season make, but one victory can erase bad memories of seasons past, and be a building block to future success.

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    • Anderson HRs for Angels in 3-1 win over Rangers

      By KEN PETERS

      Garret Anderson hit a go-ahead two-run homer, center fielder Torii Hunter robbed Marlon Byrd of a two-run shot, and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Texas Rangers 3-1 Friday night.
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    • Legends 8, Grasshoppers 6

      Priday drives in five as Legends triumph winrally

      Herald-Leader staff report

      Jacob Priday went 2-for-4 and drove in five runs Friday as the Lexington Legends rallied for an 8-6 road victory over the Greensboro Grasshoppers.

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      Coach now just a fan

      Longtime Tates Creek assistant coach McDowell hangs up whistle at 37 years

      By Mike Fields

      Herb McDowell was playing golf this week when, off in the distance, he heard Tates Creek's marching band strike up a tune. For a few seconds McDowell felt a pang of regret that he was no longer coaching football with the Commodores. "But I got over it pretty quick," McDowell said with a laugh.
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