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Tacoma News Tribune
- Unlucky 13: Mariners walk 13 in 13-12 loss to Texas
- ARLINGTON, Texas – Brandon Morrow was dominating. His fastball was 98 mph, his slider had just enough movement to keep hitters honest and he even showed a good change-up or two as he was carved his way through the Texas batting order, striking out the first four Rangers he faced, and needing just 17 pitches to do so.
- Communication issues plague Mariners
- ARLINGTON, Texas – It seems that communication, or lack thereof, was the recurring theme to start the Mariners’ three-game series with the Texas Rangers.
- Bavasi era, five years in the making, looks like a failure
- Bill Bavasi is in his fifth season as general manager of the Seattle Mariners. So he has been given sufficient time to produce a winner.
- Test at state tournament looming for Puyallup soccer team
- Through all the soccer victories this season, the Puyallup boys kept their heads level. Winning the South Puget Sound League championship and claiming the Class 4A West Central District’s top seed didn’t bring out any arrogance. Now, with the team about to make school history with its first appearance in the state tournament, coach Matt White doesn’t expect the Vikings’ demeanor to change.
- Rainiers newcomer Diaz gets into the swing
- OMAHA, Neb. – It took four games for new Tacoma Rainiers slugger Victor Diaz to shake off the rust.
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Local Sports Headlines and News
Pirates finish second in Nisqually League play Pirates finish second in Nisqually League play- Vashon Beachcomber 5-07-08
Pirates corral Cougars in rivalry contest - Puyallup Herold 5-05-08
The Vashon Pirate track and field teams did well - Vashon Beachcomber 4-30-08
Baseball Pirates take over first in Nisqually League standings - Vashon Beachcomber 4-30-08
Vultures knock off Eastlake - Vashon Beachcomber 4-30-08
Pirate track and field - Vashon Beachcomber 4-30-08
Soccer Pirates in first place- Vashon Beachcomber 4-30-08
Vashon Island Softball
The Season has started. Click into our 2008 Season Calendar bellow to see game schedules and scores.
Spring - Summer 2008 schedule of games.
Spring - Summer 2008 Team Standings and Stats.
The next five games are listed bellow.
- Times: Ken Griffey Jr.'s return could be a letdown rather than a triumph
- It's a wonderful concept, it really is. Ken Griffey Jr. returning to Seattle to ride out his twilight years in a wave of adulation. Theoretically.
- Rangers rally to beat Mariners 13-12 in 10 innings
- The only real fireworks between Texas and Seattle this time were the pyrotechnic displays after back-to-back home runs by Josh Hamilton and Milton Bradley, and then the 10th-inning game-winning shot by Ramon Vazquez as the Rangers rallied for a 13-12 victory Monday night.
- Woods says is rehab is going well
- Tiger Woods is chipping and putting again, and he hopes to play in the Memorial in two weeks. But even if he can't compete until the U.S. Open, he doesn't expect the same result as his last layoff during a season.
- Mariners stung by small crowds
- Better than any other Mariners player, Jose Vidro knows small crowds. He used to play for Montreal, which hosted the major-league equivalent of private shows.
- Washington 5, Washington St. 1
- Nick Haughian struck out 11 in pitching a complete game yesterday and Kyle Conley hit a pair of two-run homers as the Washington baseball team beat Washington State, 5-1.
- Garcia claims Players Championship
- Sergio Garcia summed up his day, his week, maybe even his career, with one small gesture Sunday. Garcia lagged a 45-foot putt from the fringe to 3 feet for par on the famed 17th at TPC Sawgrass, then kissed his putter.
- Former Zag Turiaf tossed from NBA playoff game
- Lakers forward Ronny Turiaf was ejected for a flagrant foul yesterday in the second quarter of Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Utah Jazz.
- Ibanez's two-run homer leads Mariners to win
- Raul Ibanez hit a two-run drive to right that traveled an estimated 443 feet and the Mariners beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3 Sunday to snap a five-game losing streak.
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