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A triathlon of their own

After the McMinnville City Triathlon was finished yesterday, smaller athletes, ages 2 to 6, had a chance to compete in the Small Fry Tri. Sparta?s Drew Young, in front, makes the transition from the water to the bike portion of the race.

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Seal of Approval: Wilchers honored in Good Housekeeping magazine contest

By CHARLES W. JOHNSON News Editor for the Southern Standard Trenena Wilcher, and daughters Emma, left, and Annie, hang around the kitchen as dad Shane starts a batch of homemade oatmeal cookies. The family appears in the July 2006 issue of Good Housekeeping after Trenena entered Shane in the Mr. Good Housekeeping contest and he…

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New bridge means fewer businesses

By LISA HOBBS Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Beersheba Street Bridge won?t look the same and neither will the neighborhood as at least six businesses and one residential home will be leveled for new bridge construction set to begin in October. With construction of the new Beersheba Street Bridge scheduled to begin in late…

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Manning praises decision to make Ainge Vols? starter

KNOXVILLE (AP) MANNING Former Tennessee quarterback Peyton Manning was pleased to hear Erik Ainge would start this season after having to compete with other players the last two years. Coach Phillip Fulmer and offensive coordinator David Cutcliffe said Ainge, a junior, was the No. 1 quarterback coming out of spring practice. Manning, now a two-time…

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Jr. League

Rob Nunley photo Briar Ward takes a cut at a pitch during his team?s game against the White Sox Tuesday night at Hoover-Millraney Field.

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Girls? 9-10 league in full swing

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Castle Heights came away with a 7-6 win over Love-Cantrell and Cope in girls 9- and 10-year-old fast-pitch action last Thursday night. Castle Heights took the early lead with after scoring one run in the top of the first and another in the top of the…

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Duke player?s bond reduced

(AP) A judge reduced the bond of a Duke University lacrosse player charged with rape to $100,000 at a Thursday hearing, and the prosecutor said he had turned over hundreds of additional pages of evidence to defense lawyers. The family of sophomore lacrosse player Reade Seligmann had posted a $400,000 bond after their son was…

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