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Pool 1
Pool 2
Consolation
Semi-Finals
Final
All-Tournament Team
Griswold won the girls class B title and Atlantic had a top five finish in the girls class A division at the meet at Swan Lake State Park on Saturday. Click the links below for complete results.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Norichika Aoki scored three times and doubled home a run, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat sloppy St. Louis 6-4 on Sunday night, hours after the Cardinals clinched a playoff berth.
Wily Peralta (11-15) gave up five hits and walked five in five-plus innings for the Brewers. The Cardinals put the go-ahead run at the plate with two outs in the ninth, but closer Jim Henderson got slugger Matt Adams to strike out to end the game and earn his 26th save.
St. Louis learned earlier Sunday it was assured of at least an NL wild card after Washington lost.
However, the Cardinals weren’t sharp on the field. Starter Joe Kelly (9-5) had one of two errors in the Brewers’ two-run second.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals have clinched a playoff spot for the third straight year.
Washington’s 4-2 loss to Miami in a doubleheader opener Sunday assured the Cardinals of at least an NL wild-card berth.
St. Louis began the day with a two-game NL Central lead over second-place Pittsburgh and a three-game margin over Cincinnati. The Cardinals played Sunday night at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Matt Carpenter broke Stan Musial’s team record for doubles by a left-handed batter in a season, Lance Lynn won for the first time since early August and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-2 Saturday night to maintain a two-game lead in the NL Central.
Seeking their first division title since 2009, the Cardinals (91-64) have surged ahead of Pittsburgh (89-66) and Cincinnati (88-67), which dropped three games back with a 4-2 loss in Pittsburgh.
St. Louis would clinch a playoff spot for the third straight postseason if the Washington Nationals lost to the Miami Marlins later Saturday in a game delayed by rain at the start. The Cardinals have won for the 12th time in 17 games and improved to 14-4 against the Brewers this year, including 8-1 in Milwaukee.
Carpenter’s fifth-inning double was his 54th of the season, one more than Musial’s total in 1953.
A Villisca woman was arrested Sunday (9/22) night at 11:20pm for Operating While Intoxicated first offense after striking a stop sign and leaving the scene. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office arrested Jessica D. Hale at her home on East 3rd Street in Villisca following an investigation into an accident. Hale struck a stop sign at the intersection of High Street and 4th Avenue in Villisca and then returned to her residence in the 2012 Black Chevy Malibu that she had struck the sign with. Hale was transported to the Montgomery County Law Enforcement Center where she was processed, booked, and released after posting $1,000 bond.
Today: Sunny, warm, and windy. SSE @ 10-15mph w/ gusts to 25-30. H 77.
Tonight: Increasing Clouds. Spotty Showers. SSE @ 10-15. L 54.
Tuesday: Partly Cloudy. Spotty Showers. SSE @ 5 becoming calm. H 72.
Tuesday Night: Partly Cloudy. NNE @ 5. L 49.
Wednesday: Sunny. H 80.
Thursday: Sunny. H mid 80’s.
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Two sisters were arrested for Domestic Abuse Assault following a fight Sunday (9/22) in Corning. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office reports that Linda Scarpello of Corning came to the sheriff’s office at 1:08am Sunday to report that she had gotten into a fight with her sister Katherine Coleman at their house in Corning.
Both Coleman and Scarpello claim that the other person had started the fight so both were taken into custody for assault. During the arrest Coleman also assaulted a Deputy Sheriff and was charged with Assault on a Peace Officer.
Scarpello is being held on $2,000 cash bond while Coleman is being held on $4,000 cash bond.
Four chickens, two pickup trucks and treasured family tools were lost in a barn fire Sunday morning, just northwest of Griswold on the Dean Orstad farm.
Ric Hanson/photo
Fire destroys a barn/shed on the Dean Orstad farm. (Ric Hanson/photo)
Firefighters from Griswold were called to the scene at 68113 Scott Street, at 8:05-a.m. Smoke from the fire was visible from as far away as Atlantic.
Law enforcement arriving on the scene reported heavy smoke and flames, and several vehicles near the barn on fire. The Orstad residence was far enough away from the fire that it not appear to have been in danger. Dean Orstad was distraught over the loss of his father’s tools, the animals and the structure, which housed a shop and a living area. He told KJAN News he woke up and saw the building fully engulfed in flames. A cause for the fire has not yet been determined.
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