PITTSFORD — Josh Allen laughed at the notion of some referring to the Buffalo Bills' new home as "the house that Josh built" by saying he had nothing to do with the $2.1 billion facility's design or construction. It's a figurative nickname, after all, in representing how the Bills have ...
WESTFIELD — Nolan Swanson and Chris Robson shot matching 37s to lead the Thursday Night Men’s League at Pinehurst Golf Club. Doug Mason’s 31 led the net scores. Closest-to-the-pin honors went to Rich Ressler at No. 13 and Robson at No. 16. Other gross scores included: Mike Patmore 38, August Viele 38, Lyndy Smith 38, Daryn Coon 39, Jeff Jaynes 40, Jay Beers 40, Jon Coe Sr. 41, Marty Hemmer 41, Al Lehman 42, Scott Leamer 42, Paul Bretz 42, Aaron Fuller 42 and Josh Warner 42. Other net scores included: Ressler 33, Josh Sorrento 33, Judd Dahl 34, Steve Holt 34, Brady Nusom 34, ...
Editor's note: Results in this article reference Wednesday's results from the Gerry Rodeo. Thursday night's action will be recapped in Saturday's edition. GERRY — The rain stopped, the skies cleared for a near-capacity crowd of enthusiastic fans who filled the stands on the opening ...
JAMESTOWN — It's a season of “new” for the Jamestown Community College women’s soccer team. The Jayhawks feature a new head coach in Sarah Chimera, who was a JCC assistant coach a decade ago, as well as a roster full of new faces with minimal college experience. Regardless of the ...
Four Dunkirk natives won’t soon forget their golf outing last week. Mike, the brother of Joe, and twins Donato and Dan, simply called it “unbelievable.” Hard to argue. Playing at Maury Golf Course in Maine on Donato’s and Dan’s 70th birthday, Donato aced the 176-yard par 3 fourth hole with a 4-hybrid. It was his second career hole-in-one, joining the one he had on No. 5 at Hillview Golf Course when he was 13. How Donato earned the latest golf milestone had Mike, 84, still laughing days later. “He hit the ball, it hit a rock and went dead left and into the hole,” ...
PITTSFORD (AP) — Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson resumed practicing on Thursday, five days after requiring help off the field with what was diagnosed as a strained lower right calf. "Feel like I'm 100% ready to go," the eighth-year player said. Gardner-Johnson was eased back on the field by splitting time with the starting defense. That's much better than initially anticipated after the player went down on both knees in what appeared to be a non-contact injury on Saturday. Gardner-Johnson was initially unable to place any weight on his right leg, before taking a few ...
