Sports News
Sports – Thursday, May 2nd, 2013
Brewers Lose Late
John Axford gave up four runs in the 8th as Pittsburgh salvaged the final game of the series with a 6-4 win at Miller Park. Carlos Gomez and Yuni Betancourt both went deep in a losing effort. The St. Louis Cardinals open up a four game weekend series with the Brewers at Miller Park tonight. Wily Peralta takes on Jake Westbrook. Coverage begins at 6:35pm on KFIZ.
NL Central
StL 4 Cin 2
Cubs 6 SD 2
Bucks Coach Search
As expected the Bucks announced on Wednesday that they will not retain interim head coach Jim Boylan. He went 22-28 after taking over for Scott Skiles on January 8th. Names being mentioned as possible candidates include Stan Van Gundy and Kelvin Sampson.
NBA Playoffs
Boston 92 Houston 86 – NY leads 3-2
Indiana 106 Atlanta 83 – Pacers lead 3-2
Houston 107 Oklahoma City 100 – OKC lead 3-2
Al Harris Retires A Packer
Former Packer defensive back Al Harris has retired a Packer. Harris played for the Packers from 2003 to 2009 after coming over in a trade from Philadelphia. He started all 102 games he played for Green Bay and made two Pro Bowls and recorded 14 interceptions. His greatest moment was a 52-yard interception return for a touchdown in overtime in a playoff game against Seattle on January 4th, 2004. He finished up his career with short stints in Miami and St. Louis in 2010 and 2011.
NHL Playoffs
Boston 4 Toronto 1
San Jose 3 Vancouver 1
Pittsburgh 5 NY Islanders 0
Baseball
KML 12 North Fond du Lac 1 – Tyler Arthur 2 hits, Parker Grimes RBI
Tuesday Track Results
The Fond du Lac Boys track team finished first in a triangular meet at home against Kimberly and Menasha. Scores were FDL – 80 Kimberly – 73 Menasha – 29
Top 3 finishers:
3200 Relay
1st – Gunderson, Schneider, Koepke, Steward – 9:50.75
110 Hurdles
2nd – Brian Luteyn – 16.61
3rd – Mackenzie Nick – 17.01
Discus
3rd – Mike Theis – 135′ 10″
High Jump
3rd – Mackenzie Nick – 5′
1600m Run
2nd – Nolan Cunningham – 4:50.50
800m Relay
2nd – McCrory, Hoaglin, Hafemann, Buerger – 1:36.60
400m Dash
1st – Jacob Baus – 53.52
3rd – Elliot Pieper – 54.77
400m Relay
2nd – Feilbach, Davies, Spoerke, Pierce – 46.27
300m Hurdles
2nd – Mackenzie Nick – 43.46
3rd – Brian Luteyn – 43.85
Long Jump
2nd – Brennan Davies – 20′
800m Run
1st – Chris Leisses – 2:02.18
3rd – Troy Schneider – 2:19.19
Triple Jump
1st – Kyle Pierce – 42′ 2.5″
2nd -Jake Buerger – 40′ 7″
3200
1st – Eric Schoenbach – 11:15.44
1600m Relay
1st – Pieper, Gunderson, Cunningham, Leisses – 3:37.44
Shot Put
3rd – Ben Maruska – 50′ 10.5″
200m Dash
3rd – Taylor Hoaglin – 24.96
Pole Vault
1st – Jake Buerger – 11′ 6″
2nd – Jason Toshner – 11′ 6″