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  / 3 months ago

  BEATING THE BRICKIES: 57… and NO!

  Our first piece in the Beating the Brickies series starts with the Lake Central Indians, who broke a streak of Hobart's...

  By Chris Ramirez
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  Prep Sports

  / 3 months ago

  THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 9/14

  1916 – Christy Mathewson, then pitching for the Reds, picks up career victory #373. It is the only win in his...

  By Joe Henrich
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  Football

  / 3 months ago

  FOOTBALL: Week 4 Streams 9/13/24

  You can find all of the action from week four on the Region Sports Network right here!

  By Mike Dywan
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  Prep Sports

  / 3 months ago

  THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 9/13

  1883 – One armed pitcher Hugh Daily of Cleveland throws a no-hitter against Philadelphia. 1902 – The famous Cubs trio of...

  By Joe Henrich
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  Football

  / 4 months ago

  THIS DAY IN REGION FOOTBALL HISTORY: 9/12

  THIS DAY IN REGION FOOTBALL HISTORY – 9/12 1964 – The Andrean 59ers open the season with a Saturday contest at...

  By Mike Dywan
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  Prep Sports

  / 4 months ago

  THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 9/12

  1930 – Brooklyn’s Al Lopez records the last recorded bounce home run in MLB history. 1976 – Seattle Seahawks play their...

  By Joe Henrich
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  Prep Sports

  / 4 months ago

  THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 9/11

  1912 – Philadelphia second baseman Eddie Collins sets an MLB record by stealing six bases in a game. 1927 – Babe...

  By Joe Henrich
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  Football

  / 4 months ago

  FOOTBALL: Home Improvement Top 10 Week 4 9/10/24

  As week four approaches, our top ten list now consists of multiple teams representing the DAC, NCC, and the GSSC!

  By Mike Dywan
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  Prep Sports

  / 4 months ago

  THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 9/10

  1918 – Players on both the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs threaten to strike during the World Series unless they...

  By Joe Henrich
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  Prep Sports

  / 4 months ago

  THIS DAY IN SPORTS HISTORY: 9/9

  1904 – The New York baseball team is referred to as the Yankees for the first time, with the name appearing...

  By Joe Henrich