Sports Stories from August 26, 2011 (Change date)
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Taylor, Montini stop PalatineAug 27, 2011 1:05 am - Dimitri Taylor is no longer a secret. The Montini junior running back ran 15 times for 159 yards with 2 touchdowns, matching his scoring total of all last season, in the...
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Libertyville wins a classicAug 27, 2011 6:07 pm - For a game that moved slowly for a half and practically overflowed with mistakes, Libertyville and Barrington managed to produce a classic ending. Libertyville faced fou...
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Plano routs Lisle in openerAug 27, 2011 1:03 am - Lisle running back Brad Leonard said he and his teammates were pumped up for the season opener against Plano Friday night at Benedictine University. That excitement las...
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Bears' defense must find way againAug 26, 2011 10:59 am - With the towels collected off the floor and wads of dirty tape tossed toward the garbage, Charles Tillman wondered aloud about how the Bears had let the NFC title game g...
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Friday’s girls golf scoreboardAug 27, 2011 1:43 am - Friday’s summaries * At Bittersweet Golf Course WARREN 179, PALATINE 224 Palatine — Borgan 51, Ploch 52, Lloyd 60, Mattes 61. Warren – Walker 42, Spangler 45, Rowles 46,...
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Prairie Ridge uses size to beat Glenbard SouthAug 27, 2011 12:00 am - Prairie Ridge brought size and strength down from Crystal Lake for Friday’s football season opener at Glenbard South. The Raiders countered with speedy and shifty. Size ...
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Schaumburg survives a thriller at New TrierAug 27, 2011 1:25 am - In the first week of nonconference Friday night lights, the Schaumburg Saxons and host New Trier Trevians didn’t hold back anything. Schaumburg registered the first 201...
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Fenton’s connection tips LeydenAug 27, 2011 1:02 am - Ever since they were only 7 years old, Tom Havlovic and Alan Geneva have been playing catch. All of the chemistry they have built up since they were youngsters was on f...
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Images: Riverside-Brookfield vs. St. Francis footballAug 26, 2011 11:47 pm - ...
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Batavia is going to be fun to watchAug 27, 2011 1:07 am - Standing on the sidelines last year during Marmion’s run to the Class 6A state championship game, you’d get used to hearing a lot of fired up players and coaches holleri...