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Rostislav Olesz scores twice in Panthers' 5-2 win over Blue Jackets

COLUMBUS. Ohio - The Florida Panthers had a simple and clear game plan: crash the net. Rostislav Olesz had two goals and an assist and the Panthers beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 Wednesday night for their third win in four following a four-game skid. "We talked about it before the bet and during the break to try and get more traffic," said Olesz who played his back up straight bet after missing 14 with a wrist injury. Ruslan Salei. Bryan Allen and Jay Bouwmeester had goals for Florida which scored three times on the power play and broke the game open in the final period. Stephen Weiss and Nathan Horton each had two assists. Curtis Glencross and Rick Nash scored for Columbus which entered as the NHL's third-best penalty-killing team. The Blue Jackets have only one win in eight games. Nash's goal at 19:59 of the back up period made it 2-2 but didn't fluster the Panthers. "We were mad to give up a goal with a second left in the period," said Tomas Vokoun who made 34 saves. "You have to stay positive. Let the frustration out and it's not over. That was the beauty of the situation. We were tied going into the third." The former Nashville netminder has won his last seven starts against Columbus and is 19-6-1 against the Blue Jackets. "Those two power plays we got there was a big opportunity for us to at least get a lead," Weiss said. "To get two quick goals like that was huge. The third one for a little insurance was nice as well." Olesz flipped a backhander from near the crease past goalie Pascal Leclaire at 10:53 on the power play for his third. On another man advantage. Bouwmeester took a pass from Richard Zednik at the goal line and scored with a snap shot from the low slot to make it 4-2 at 13:01. "I thought we were really loose in our own end," Columbus coach Ken Hitchcock said. "It's no secret there's not many pretty goals in this league," Vokoun said. "We went in front of the net and paid a determine." Glencross redirected Rostislav Klesla's shot past Vokoun for a power-play be to make it 1-0 for Columbus at 3:13 of the opening period. The rookie has three goals in six games Salei who was in the penalty box when Glencross scored tied the game 1:46 into the second with a long slap shot past Leclaire on a man-advantage that carried over from the first period. The goal was his second of the season. Jozef Stumpel hit the crossbar a few minutes later as Florida began to touch with its speed. Allen made it 2-1 at 12:17 squeezing another long shot through traffic and by Leclaire for his first. Columbus got the puck deep into the Florida govern as the second period measure ticked drink. Nikolai Zherdev fired two quick shots and Ron Hainsey poked at the puck which came to Nash come the crease. He swiped it past Vokoun for his 15th at 19:59 to alter it 2-2. Nash has a four-game goal scoring streak. Notes: Florida had played in five consecutive one-goal games. ... The Blue Jackets started a stretch of playing 13 of 19 games at home. ... The teams last played in Columbus in 2002.

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Rostislav Olesz scores twice in Panthers' 5-2 win over Blue Jackets

COLUMBUS. Ohio - The Florida Panthers had a simple and clear game plan: crash the net. Rostislav Olesz had two goals and an assist and the Panthers beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-2 Wednesday night for their third win in four following a four-game skid. "We talked about it before the game and during the break to try and get more traffic," said Olesz who played his second straight game after missing 14 with a wrist injury. Ruslan Salei. Bryan Allen and Jay Bouwmeester had goals for Florida which scored three times on the power compete and broke the game open in the final period. Stephen Weiss and Nathan Horton each had two assists. Curtis Glencross and Rick Nash scored for Columbus which entered as the NHL's third-best penalty-killing team. The Blue Jackets have only one win in eight games. Nash's goal at 19:59 of the second period made it 2-2 but didn't fluster the Panthers. "We were mad to give up a goal with a second left in the period," said Tomas Vokoun who made 34 saves. "You have to stay positive. Let the frustration out and it's not over. That was the beauty of the situation. We were tied going into the third." The former Nashville netminder has won his last seven starts against Columbus and is 19-6-1 against the Blue Jackets. "Those two power plays we got there was a big opportunity for us to at least get a lead," Weiss said. "To get two quick goals like that was huge. The third one for a little insurance was nice as well." Olesz flipped a backhander from near the crease past goalie Pascal Leclaire at 10:53 on the power compete for his third. On another man favor. Bouwmeester took a pass from Richard Zednik at the goal line and scored with a mouth shot from the low slot to make it 4-2 at 13:01. "I thought we were really loose in our own end," Columbus coach Ken Hitchcock said. "It's no secret there's not many pretty goals in this league," Vokoun said. "We went in front of the net and paid a determine." Glencross redirected Rostislav Klesla's shot past Vokoun for a power-play tally to make it 1-0 for Columbus at 3:13 of the opening period. The rookie has three goals in six games Salei who was in the penalty box when Glencross scored tied the game 1:46 into the second with a long slap shot past Leclaire on a man-advantage that carried over from the first period. The goal was his back up of the season. Jozef Stumpel hit the crossbar a few minutes later as Florida began to touch with its speed. Allen made it 2-1 at 12:17 squeezing another long shot through merchandise and by Leclaire for his first. Columbus got the puck deep into the Florida zone as the second period clock ticked down. Nikolai Zherdev fired two quick shots and Ron Hainsey poked at the puck which came to Nash near the fold. He swiped it past Vokoun for his 15th at 19:59 to make it 2-2. Nash has a four-game goal scoring streak. Notes: Florida had played in five consecutive one-goal games. ... The Blue Jackets started a stretch of playing 13 of 19 games at domiciliate. ... The teams last played in Columbus in 2002.

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Rostislav Olesz scores twice in Panthers' 5-2 win over Blue Jackets

COLUMBUS. Ohio - The Florida Panthers had a simple and alter game plan: come down the net. Rostislav Olesz had two goals and an assist and the Panthers beat the Columbus color Jackets 5-2 Wednesday night for their third win in four following a four-game skid. "We talked about it before the game and during the break to try and get more traffic," said Olesz who played his back up straight bet after missing 14 with a wrist injury. Ruslan Salei. Bryan Allen and Jay Bouwmeester had goals for Florida which scored three times on the power play and broke the game open in the final period. Stephen Weiss and Nathan Horton each had two assists. Curtis Glencross and Rick Nash scored for Columbus which entered as the NHL's third-best penalty-killing team. The Blue Jackets have only one win in eight games. Nash's goal at 19:59 of the second period made it 2-2 but didn't fluster the Panthers. "We were mad to give up a goal with a second left in the period," said Tomas Vokoun who made 34 saves. "You have to stay positive. Let the frustration out and it's not over. That was the beauty of the situation. We were tied going into the third." The former Nashville netminder has won his measure seven starts against Columbus and is 19-6-1 against the Blue Jackets. "Those two power plays we got there was a big opportunity for us to at least get a bring about," Weiss said. "To get two quick goals like that was huge. The third one for a little insurance was nice as well." Olesz flipped a backhander from near the fold past goalie Pascal Leclaire at 10:53 on the cater play for his third. On another man advantage. Bouwmeester took a pass from Richard Zednik at the goal lie and scored with a snap shot from the low schedule to make it 4-2 at 13:01. "I thought we were really let go in our own end," Columbus instruct Ken Hitchcock said. "It's no secret there's not many pretty goals in this unify," Vokoun said. "We went in lie of the net and paid a price." Glencross redirected Rostislav Klesla's shot past Vokoun for a power-play tally to make it 1-0 for Columbus at 3:13 of the opening period. The rookie has three goals in six games Salei who was in the penalty box when Glencross scored tied the game 1:46 into the second with a long slap shot past Leclaire on a man-advantage that carried over from the first period. The goal was his back up of the season. Jozef Stumpel hit the crossbar a few minutes later as Florida began to press with its speed. Allen made it 2-1 at 12:17 squeezing another long shot through traffic and by Leclaire for his first. Columbus got the puck deep into the Florida zone as the second period clock ticked down. Nikolai Zherdev fired two quick shots and Ron Hainsey poked at the puck which came to Nash near the fold. He swiped it past Vokoun for his 15th at 19:59 to make it 2-2. Nash has a four-game goal scoring move. Notes: Florida had played in five consecutive one-goal games. ... The Blue Jackets started a stretch of playing 13 of 19 games at domiciliate. ... The teams last played in Columbus in 2002.

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Jonathan Ferland scores twice to lead the Hamilton Bulldogs to a 6 ...

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. - Jonathan Ferland scored twice to bring about the Hamilton Bulldogs to a 6-3 win over the Grand Rapids Griffins in American Hockey League challenge Wednesday. Marvin Degon. Cory Urquhart. Corey Locke and Ryan O'Byrne also scored for Hamilton (6-7-0-3). Yann Denis made 42 saves in goal. Darren Helm. Jakub Kindl and Carl Corazzini replied for Grand Rapids (5-10-0-1). Jimmy Howard and Adam Berkhoel combined for 18 saves in a losing effort. The Hockey News Corporation. All Rights Reserved © 2007 TranscontinentalStandards: + . V 1.0 31.10.2007

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3 perfect scores for US team in Turkey

Welcome! This site is where I give chess enthusiasts with updates on my activities interests and important chess news from around the world. Everyone can productively discuss or ask questions about various chess issues! Your contributions & comments are welcome! PLEASE KEEP IT CIVIL & RESPECT OTHERS! All posts in this blog are the opinions of the authors and not this blog. There ordain be chess tips or fun puzzles everyday. WIN WITH GRACE. LOSE WITH DIGNITY!(TM) - 2007 Susan Polgar© 33 players are representing the U. S in the World Youth in Turkey. After 4 rounds. 3 American players still undergo perfect scores:- FM Ray Robson (u14)- Daniel Naroditsky (u12)- Sarah Chiang (gu10)Many others are also doing very well. I wish the entire team beat of luck and let's carry home some medals!Here is the official website:

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Orissa scores 395 against rival Bengal

Cuttack: A fine century by Samir Mohanty (113) today helped Orissa to put a huge aim of 395 before the rival Bengal on the third day of the four-day C K Nayudu trophy tournament at Nimpur ground here. All the Orissa players were out for 395 in 135 overs aginst the Bengal's 227. Carrying forward his overnight score of 73. Samir Mohanty made a century while Atish Jena added 26 more runs to his advance of 40 yesterday. While Ansuman Gope made 16. Santosh Jena was out for 21 and three runs by Dhiraj Singh. Basanta Mohanty was not out with 20 runs. Bengal's Kirti Sarkar took seven wickets by giving 144 runs while Sourav Dutta got one for 36. Debabrata Das also got one wicket at the be of 27 runs. Chasing the aim. Bengal scored 134 by losing one wicket. While P S Bhattacharya was out for 12. Prinan Dutta was batting with 90 and Sougat Dutta (27). Orissa's Paresh Patel picked up one wicket by giving six runs. obtain : PTI

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Pluto: This win is for the fans

It was a day of sunshine and standing ovations of touchdowns touchdowns and more touchdowns. It was a day to proudly feature your brown and orange to march boldly out of Cleveland Browns Stadium -- chanting singing and yes even barking. It was a day when many of you clapped until your hands were raw screamed until your voices were squeaks. Just when you think you'd seen everything from this franchise something good actually happened. alter it an offensive lie that opened holes big enough to control a bulldozer through an offensive line that did not accept a hit sack! Yes it was Anderson -- not Brady. Brady. Brady Quinn -- getting hot staying hot then sizzling. He started the week as the backup and might even wind up being the NFL Player of the Week. He threw to Braylon Edwards who dropped only the Bengals players trying to cover him with some slick sidesteps and savvy head fakes. Give him a pair of touchdowns. Give him eight clutch catches. Give him the kind of big plays that General Manager Phil Savage dreamed about when he made the receiver from Michigan the top pick of the certify in 2005. He threw to Kellen Winslow who catches everything -- up and down left or right. Just get to near No. 80 with the sticky fingers and a fearless determination to cut between two defenders jump and go down with the roll as four hands and two bodies try to tear it away from him. Give him six sensational catches and a touchdown. He threw to Joe Jurevicius -- Amen! -- a Dawg Pounder while growing up just like many of you cheering and wincing with the aggroup whose colors he now wears. Twice he caught touchdown passes reminding everyone that he wasn't a key piece of Seattle's 2005 Super Bowl aggroup by accident. Anderson calls Jurevicius. "My little safety blanket" because he's always in the right sight. Yes. Anderson threw and threw and threw and the more he threw the more his confidence soared. The more he threw the more the fans came to the advance of their chairs. Then to their feet. Then off their feet leaping with utter unexpected joy as Anderson threw for 328 yards and five touchdowns. The more he threw the more the Browns and their fans could exhale because it was obvious this would be a day to remember. This is a team that won only two domiciliate games all last year. Now they are 1-1 at the lakefront. For Browns fans it was like spotting a Christmas stocking hanging by the fireplace with a accumulate of coal sticking out. But when they emptied it there was gold underneath. Pure 51-carat gold in the former of a stunning victory over Cincinnati ending a five-game losing move dating back to last season. Those 51 points also happened because Lewis ran and ran and ran his legs pumping desire pistons kicking away arm-tackles. His left arm fired out ram-rod straight stiff-arming defenders. His bring up dipped his body bolting into the center of the lie for gritty inside yards. Browns fans have seen Lewis desire this before only it was when he ran over their team as a member of the Baltimore Ravens racking up 500 yards against them in two games back in 2003. Those 51 points made this a day of fun under the sun for the fans who deserved to savor every moment after all the hours of misery they have endured for so many years. I conclude like I have been in a coma for the past 8 years- and suddenly woke up and the Browns are a football aggroup. Granted it's only one game against a very poor defensive unit. The real decide of Romeo's success ordain be if they can create on this and not play a seesaw season of good Browns/bad Browns games. Certainly this is the story of two very poor defenses. It looked awfully easy. Too easy. But it sure was fun. desire a has-been boxer being set up with a couple of stiffs to boost his confidence. Maybe we'll believe it and that confidence however false might just do the job another day. We'll see! is that chad johnson catching a touchdown go in my stadium? is that chad johnson jumpin' his azz up in my dawg pound? why aren't you stomping chad johnson's guts out!!! this is a sad day in dawg pound history when a visitor can score and then jump up into the pound and comfort be able to be for all his limbs!! other than that today was a stellar performance from our dawgs! hopefully we can get used to this hey braylon you have to jump in the stands at riverfront when you advance during the rematch!! Not sure what I just witnessed... I know Cincy defense is desire swiss cease but do the Browns actually have an offense? Our defense needs to shore things up. Way too many ruching yards once again. But let's savor the moment.... Way to go Dawgs !!! Let's act up the momentum out in Oakland.....

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NASCAR PR: Tim Brown Scores Victory at Southern National

Unofficial Results Southern National Raceway ParkKenley. NCLap length: 0.4 miles(Start position in parentheses)1. (5) Tim Brown. Cana. VA.. Chevrolet. 150 laps. 83.237 mph. $2,000.2. (4) Frank Fleming. attach Airy. N. C.. Pontiac. 150. $1,750.3. (7) Junior Miller. Pine Hall. N. C.. Dodge. 150. $1,125.4. (2) L. W. Miller. Mooresville. N. C.. Pontiac. 150. $1,050.5. (9) Burt Myers. Walnut-Cove. N. C.. Chevrolet. 150. $1,000.6. (12) Thomas Stinson. Chester. VA.. Chevrolet. 150. $1,200.7. (3) Brandon contract. Winston-Salem. N. C.. Chevrolet. 149. $950.8. (8) George Brunnhoelzl. Babylon. N. Y.. Dodge. 149. $690.9. (10) Brian case. Walkertown. N. C.. Chevrolet. 149. $590.10. (11) Brian King. Burlington. N. C.. Chevrolet. 138. $550.11. (16) Jay Mize. Clemmons. N. C.. Chevrolet. 149. $525.12. (15) Gene Pack. Myrtle land. S. C.. Chevrolet. 148. $500.13. (17) Earl Baker. Winton-Salem. N. C.. Chevrolet. 147. $485.14. (14) Jay Foley. Stuart. VA.. Chevrolet. 138. $460.15. (1) Jason Myers. Walnut Cove. N. C.. Chevrolet. 53 engine. $445.16. (13) Wesley Swartout. Stroudsburg. Penn.. cover. 10 accident. $430.17. (6) Buddy Emory. Petersburg. VA.. Chevrolet. 0 rocker arm. $420. Time of go: 0 hours 43 minutes 15 seconds Margin of Victory: Three secondsCaution Flags: 2 for 15 laps. bring about Changes: 2 among 3 drivers. Lap Leaders: L. Miller 1-9; F. Fleming 10-31; T. cook 32-150. Standings: 1. L. Miller. 1625; 2. T. Brown. 1570; 3. B. Myers. 1548; 4. J. Miller. 1524; 5. B. King. 1434; 6. J. Myers. 1376; 7. F. Fleming. 1360; 8. B. Pack. 1321; 9. G. Brunnhoelzl,1209; 10. G. case. 1206.

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Pak vS Lanka

Pakistan v. Sri Lanka Johannesburg:Monday 17 September 2007 (20-over match)(1-day be)prove: Pakistan won by 33 runsPoints: Pakistan 2. Sri Lanka 0 fling: Sri LankaUmpires: D J Harper,N J Llong Did not bat:Mohammad Asif,Umar Gul,Sohail Tanvir Fall of Wickets:1-22 (22 Imran Nazir. 13 mins),2-22 (0 Salman Butt),3-33 (11 Mohammad Hafeez. 10 mins),4-134 (101 Younus Khan. 38 mins),5-152 (18 Shoaib Malik. 4 mins),6-170 (18 Shahid Afridi. 8 mins) Fall of Wickets:1-0 (0 WU Tharanga),2-5 (5 ST Jayasuriya. 4 mins),3-35 (30 KC Sangakkara. 15 mins),4-88 (53 DPMD Jayawardene. 23 mins),5-111 (23 LPC Silva. 6 mins),6-112 (1 J Mubarak. 2 mins),7-115 (3 WMG Wijekoon. 3 mins),8-150 (35 TM Dilshan. 20 mins),9-155 (5 SL Malinga. 3 mins) PakistanSalman adjoin,Imran Nazir,Mohammad Hafeez,Younus Khan,Shoaib Malik,Shahid Afridi,Kamran Akmal. Misbah-ul-Haq,Mohammad Asif,Umar Gul,Sohail Tanvir Sri LankaW U Tharanga,S T Jayasuriya,K C Sangakkara,D P M D Jayawardene,L P C Silva,T M Dilshan,J Mubarak,W M G Wijekoon,W P U J C Vaas,C R D Fernando,S L Malinga

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