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Hilliker wins Frank Borowski Invite on Wednesday Travel League

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WATERFORD, Pa. — The Wednesday Travel League held its fourth major of the season, the "Frank Borowski Invitational", named in honor of its league founder, at The Ridge Golf Club. It marked the 100th major played since the first one was contested in 2002. Josh Hilliker shot a new league course record 71 to win his fourth Frank Borowski Invitational title, matching Tony Nicosia for most tournament wins. Hilliker broke the previous record of 72, jointly held by Rick Manning Sr. and Kevin Kaszuba. Hilliker led both front nine (2-under par 33) and back nine (38) for his even-par 71. Both ...

Championship game set

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JAMESTOWN — Starter Chaysten Fuentes did his job. So did reliever Ezra Pule-Nicholas. Now Mililani, Hawaii, will play for a title. Fuentes and Pule-Nicholas combined on a four-hitter as the Pacific Southwest Region champions beat Tallahassee-Leon, Florida, 4-1 in the first semifinal of ...

New Jersey takes second semifinal at BRWS

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JAMESTOWN – Atlantic Shore, New Jersey, made a statement by beating Tallahassee-Leon, Florida, 9-4 in pool play Wednesday to claim the National Division’s No. 1 seed at the Babe Ruth 13-year-old World Series. That victory earned them a bye through Thursday’s quarterfinals. In the ...

Hawaii advances to BRWS title game

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JAMESTOWN – Starter Chaysten Fuentes did his job. So did reliever Ezra Pule-Nicholas. Now Mililani, Hawaii, will play for a title. Fuentes and Pule-Nicholas combined on a four-hitter as the Pacific Southwest Region champions beat Tallahassee-Leon, Florida, 4-1 in the first semifinal ...

Moving day at Diethrick

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JAMESTOWN, N.Y. – Janesville, Wisconsin, trailed for most of Thursday’s first quarterfinal at the Babe Ruth 13-year-old World Series. The Ohio Valley Region champions made up for it late. Wisconsin used a pair of bunts to plate the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning ...

What the old days got right

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Every once in a while, a photograph stops you in your tracks. I recently opened American Hunter magazine and found one of those old photographs in Editor-in-Chief J. Scott Olmstead’s column that makes you stare. It was a faded black-and-white image of a young fellow sitting on an old ...