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Thursday, December 21, 2006
Mets-Orioles to play in Fame Game May 21
The New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles will play in the 2007 Hall of Fame Game on May 21 at Doubleday Field.
Jennings nets 29 as Coop boys win again
The Cooperstown boys basketball team played its third nail-biter in five games Monday night
White wins title at tourney
Josh White won his weight class, and Andrew Bogart took home a second place finish.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL _ Sherburne-Earlville at Cooperstown, 7:30 p.m.
Redskins lose thriller, 61-60
This one had it all _ except for a happy ending for the home team.
Thursday, December 7, 2006
Weir plays on despite injury
Even with one arm, Shannon Weir is better than most players. After injuring her left elbow during the tail end of a game against Cortland Nov. 30, Weir took off from practice on Wednesday, and only practiced very little on Thursday, according to Oneonta State women’s basketball coach Dan McGraw.
Area soccer stars honored
Milford junior Brenna Campbell and Cooperstown junior Anna Kieler earned first-team honors in Class D and C, respectively, from the New York State Sportswriters and Coaches Association.
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Coop boys wear down Ft. Plain
The pressure finally got to Ft. Plain Saturday night. The Cooperstown boys basketball team rode a stifling full court press and second half offensive fireworks from seniors Chris Gentile and Jason Conklin to claim a 58-49 victory over Ft. Plain in the championship game of Milford’s Anton Remy Tournament.
Cloud of suspicion
The steroid controversy which has enveloped baseball in recent years and placed a cloud of suspicion on certain players will for the first time settle on Cooperstown this summer.
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Cooperstown volleyball experienced and talented
The fifth year Cooperstown volleyball coach has a talented, experienced and athletic team for the 2006-07 season, which begins Saturday at the Unatego Tournament.
Redskins begin season Friday
The Cooperstown boys basketball team will look to bounce back from the first losing season in recent memory when they begin the 2006-07 campaign Friday night.
Fisher injured at state meet
A shoulder injury cut short Becky Fisher’s diving competition at the state swim meet Saturday.
Redskins second at state meet
The injury bug and a small case of nerves cost the Cooperstown boys cross country team a chance for a second straight Section Three Class D title. Saturday.
Milford girls lose, already begin planning for next year
The combination of a talented McGraw squad and a fickle Mother Nature doomed the Milford girls soccer team in a 2-1, overtime loss during a state quarterfinal game at Chittenango High School Saturday.
Coop girls season ends with 3-0 loss
In all candor, the Cooperstown girls soccer team should probably be preparing for their second straight Final Four appearance next weekend.
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Coop girls soccer wins another Class C title
With a full moon beaming down and the clock ticking toward midnight, Jenny Potrikus finally put an end to the Section Three Class C final Saturday night, rifling a low shot into the right-hand corner of the goal to give Cooperstown a penalty shot victory over Manlius-Pebble Hill and set off a wild celebration.
Coop boys cross country headed back to state meet
About halfway through Friday’s Section Three Class D championship meet, Cooperstown cross country coach Jessie Ravage knew her team was in trouble.
Milford girls to face McGraw in quarterfinal
Brenna Campbell made sure her team and father’s dream season will continue for at least one more game.
CSS's Fisher qualifies for state swim meet in diving
Cooperstown senior Becky Fisher qualified for the state swim meet in dramatic fashion last weekend, qualifying on her final of 11 dives during a two-day event at Nottingham High School.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Dave Adsit presented with annual Fetterman Award
Michael Coccoma probably summed up the contributions of Cooperstown’s Dave Adsit best with the following adage: ``The superior man is modest in his speech, but succeeds in his action.’’
Milford girls advance to D final
The Milford girls soccer coach fulfilled part of his dream season with a 2-1, heart stopping overtime victory over his Alma mater, Downsville, on Wednesday at the Wright National Soccer Campus, sending the Lady Wildcats and Campbell to their second Section Four Class D finals appearance in school history.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Made believers out of Edmeston
The Milford girls made believers out of Edmeston for the third straight season Saturday, and will now begin the quest for their first ever Section Four Class D crown.
CVS Boys soccer bounces back
The Cherry Valley-Springfield boys soccer team bounced back from a loss in the Tri-Valley Championship game on Saturday with a 5-0 victory over Worcester in a Section Four Class D opening round game on Tuesday.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Laurens should have a decided advantage
If experience means anything, Laurens should have a decided advantage when they play Cherry Valley-Springfield for the Tri-Valley Championship on Saturday.
Fetterman Award winner
This year's Fetterman Award winner may be the most involved person most people have never noticed.
Soccer team will look for their second Tri-Valley three-peat
The Milford girls soccer team will look for their second Tri-Valley three-peat in school history on Saturday.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Cooperstown gaining momentum
Every time the Cooperstown football team seemed to gain some momentum against Adirondack Friday night in their Homecoming Game, something seemed to go wrong. When it was over, Adirondack had a 35-7 victory, eliminating the Redskins from postseason play.
CV moratorium hearing Monday
Cooperstown senior Becky Fisher broke her own school record in a six-dive home meet against Delhi on Friday at the Clark Sports Center with a score of 229.25.
Thursday, October 05, 2006
The Cooperstown football team is nothing if not resilient
After a 35-0 loss two weeks ago, and a potentially devastating overtime loss to Mt. Markham last week, the Redskins bounced back with a dominating 20-7 victory over Little Falls on Saturday at Lambert Field.
Coop football crushed by Herkimer, 35-0
Two of the best girls soccer teams in the state, who also happen to be just 10 miles apart, will meet on Saturday for local bragging rights. Milford, 13-0-1, and ranked fourth in the latest Class D state poll, will host Cooperstown, the defending Section Three Class C champion who are 8-3 overall and ranked 12th in Class C, at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
Thursday, September 28, 2006
Best Effort
Sometimes a team's best effort still isn't good enough to win the game.
The Lady Redskins
Despite losing two starters to injury, the Cooperstown girls soccer team won two big league games last week to improve to 5-0 in Center State Conference league play and 7-2 overall.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
Redskins lose first of year
The Cooperstown boys cross country could not have asked for a better start to the season last Wednesday.
Coop football crushed by Herkimer, 35-0
The Cooperstown football team turned the ball over on the first and last plays from scrimmage in the first half,
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Redskins lose first of year
The Cooperstown boys soccer team held a 1-0 lead on undefeated Ilion halfway through the second half, but a couple of defensive mistakes cost them a 2-1 decision.
CV-S boys win own tourney, girls lose in title game, 3-1
CHERRY VALLEY-In a word, the Cherry Valley-Springfield boys soccer team seems to be clicking.
The Patriots recorded their third straight shutout victory on Tuesday with an impressive 6-0 thumping of Tri-Valley East rival Worcester.
Coop football wins again, play Herkimer on Friday
The Cooperstown football team passed their first road test of the season with a 27-20 victory at Waterville Saturday night, and head to Herkimer for a showdown of undefeated teams this Friday night at 7 p.m.
Springfield comprehensive plan begins slow process
Little progress was made on the comprehensive planning process at the town board's meeting Monday night, officials said Tuesday.
The board also scheduled a special meeting for next week to address potential construction at the newer town barn.
Thursday, September 7, 2006
Petroskey leads Redskins to 14-12 win over Richfield
In a sometimes sloppy but entertaining season opener for both teams, the Cooperstown football team eked out a 14-12 victory over longtime rival Richfield Springs on Saturday afternoon at Lambert Field.
CCS's Pohl plays with U.S. National team
Philip Pohl's already promising baseball career got a whole lot brighter on Thursday.
The 16-year-old came to Doubleday Field Thursday expecting to watch some of the best baseball players of his age in the world play a pair of games.
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Petroskey leads Redskins to 14-12 win over Richfield
In a sometimes sloppy but entertaining season opener for both teams, the Cooperstown football team eked out a 14-12 victory over longtime rival Richfield Springs on Saturday afternoon at Lambert Field.
Thursday, August 24, 2006
CCS adopts new eligibility policy
The Cooperstown school board adopted a modified version of Selection Classification at its meeting on Aug. 16.
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Davis is new CV-S athletic director
Pending school board approval on Aug. 24, Steve Davis will be the new athletic director at Cherry Valley-Springfield this upcoming school year.
Coop boys, girls win hoop league
Both the Cooperstown boys and girls teams wrapped up championships of the Clark Sports Center's summer high school basketball league last week, and both finished undefeated in the league as well.
Thursday, August 10, 2006
`Swim-a-thon' planned for Aug. 19 on lake
For the fourth straight year Beth Kerr, a 1983 Cooperstown graduate currently living in Exeter, N.H., will be organizing a "swim-a-thon on Otsego Lake to help raise money for cancer research and awareness of art therapy programs.
Cherry Valley Fog returns from Ireland soccer trip
The Cherry Valley Fog, a group of 18 area girls soccer players, traveled to Derry, Ireland during the last week of July to compete in the Foyle Cup Tournament.
Thursday, August 3, 2006
Satchel Paige statue dedicated
Hall of Fame Chairman Jane Forbes Clark called it the perfect way to start Induction Weekend. The museum unveiled a statue of Satchel Paige, possibly the biggest and best known star from the Negro Leagues, with the help of one of Paige's daughters, Linda Paige Shelby on Friday in Cooper Park.
Two Cooperstown players compete in ESG baseball
ROCHESTER—Cooperstown High School players Philip Pohl and Frank Petroskey played on the Central New York team in the Empire State Games, here, last week.
Thursday, July 27, 2006
40 Hall of Famers scheduled to return
As of Tuesday, 40 Hall of Famers were planning to travel to Cooperstown this weekend and attend Sunday's annual Induction Ceremony.
Thursday, July 20, 2006
C-town All Stars defeat Sidney to win tournament
The Cooperstown Major League All-Stars won both preliminary games and then clinched the rain-postponed championship game against Sidney Moose Lodge 277 on Sunday, to win the Cooperstown Little League Tournament in decisive fashion.
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Gym's state-of-the-art ropes course now open
Clark Sports Center adventure programs director Jim DiLiberto said the experience of the gym's new state-of-the-art ropes outdoor course is almost unexplainable, but the end result is not. "It's all about building team leadership and helping people help themselves," said DiLiberto, who joined the gym April 10. "It's not recreational and it's not designed just for thrill seekers. There's a definite end result people will have after participating."
Town will develop comprehesive plan
SPRINGFIELD - The Springfield town board voted to develop a comprehensive plan for the town by a vote of three to one at its meeting Monday night.
Petroskey speaks to Nat'l Press Club
Hall of Fame president Dale Petroskey spoke to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. for the second time in five years last Thursday.
Thursday, July 6, 2006
Clemens visits Dreams Park
The Cooperstown Dreams Park added a "Rocket" to its Fourth of July celebration on Tuesday. Roger Clemens, whom some consider the best pitcher of all time, visited the Dreams Park for the second time in seven years on Tuesday to watch son Kacy play for the Texas Longhorns.
C-town All Stars lose opener, 3-2
What the Cooperstown Major League All Stars season opener against Johnson City lacked in hits and runs, it more than made up for in drama.
Thursday, June 29, 2006
James impressive in first major league start
After just one major league start, Chuck James has drawn comparisons to another former great Atlanta Braves lefty-Tom Glavine. After his team was dominated for eight innings by James in a 4-1 Braves win on Sunday, Devil Rays manager Joe Maddon jokingly compared the Braves' young left-hander to Glavine.
Hall finalizes Weekend plans
Although attendance at the museum is down about nine percent from this time last year, Hall of Fame official Brad Horn said there are many reasons for optimism as the all-important summer months begin.
Thursday, June 23, 2006
CCS holds annual athletic banquet
Cooperstown High School's 47th annual All Sports banquet was held Friday night in the Nicholas Sterling Auditorium. Cooperstown athletic director Mike Cring made note of Cooperstown's athletic teams success on and off the field of play this school year.
Broadcaster Wolff has seen it all
At one time Bob Wolff was the youngest broadcaster on television, and now, at age 85, he is the longest running broadcaster in the business. In the 67 years in between, he made a name for himself as the hardest working journalist in the business as well.
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Edmonds takes third during state 3,200 meter run
CANTON-Running what head coach Don Howard described as an extremely intelligent race, Cooperstown senior Josh Edmonds placed third in the state 3,200 meter race during the New York State Championship meet at St. Lawrence University Friday night.
Pohl named player of the year
What a week. Not only was Cooperstown sophomore catcher Philip Pohl named the Center State Conference Division II Player of the Year over the weekend, he also found out Monday night he has earned one of 18 spots on the Empire State Games baseball squad this summer.
Thursday, June 8, 2006
Girls' gifts give soldier a reminder of home
After being stationed in Iraq for the past eight months, Allie Capozza lives for the day when she receives a letter or package from home. Capozza, a 1999 Cooperstown graduate and six-year cross country runner, is a member of the 3rd Brigade's 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) stationed just northwest of Baghdad.
Edmonds adds to legacy
Although Josh Edmonds has competed at Cooperstown for just one school year, he will leave a lasting legacy.
Thursday, June 1, 2006
C-town baseball loses in semifinals to IHC, 8-1
WATERTOWN—A long bus ride on a hot and humid day proved to be the downfall of the Cooperstown baseball team's season as they lost an 8-1 decision to IHC-Watertown in a Section Three Class C semifinal game, here, Tuesday.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
CV-S baseball wins first T-V title with 9-7 victory
ONEONTA-If you're going to end a hex, you might as well do it in dramatic fashion. That's exactly what the Cherry Valley-Springfield baseball team did Monday evening, scoring three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to defeat Edmeston, 9-7, and capture the 2006 Tri-Valley Championship.
Coop boys track captures fifth straight league title
SHERBURNE-The powerhouse Cooperstown boys track team won 11 of 18 events and amassed 171 points to romp to their fifth straight Center State Conference league title Friday at Sherburne-Earlville High School.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
CV-S baseball to take third swing at Panthers
Some familiar opponents will meet in the Tri-Valley Championship baseball game on Monday at 5 p.m. at Oneonta State. The Cherry Valley-Springfield baseball team and head coach Ed Dubben are hoping the third time will be the charm against Edmeston, who have defeated the Patriots in the title game the past two seasons. "We're hoping to be the ones to unseat them, but we know they're a talented team that's used to winning," Dubben said. "We'll give them a good game, I'm sure of that."
Former Yankee Chambliss revisits famous home run
Next time Chris Chambliss is in Cooperstown, he might come bearing gifts.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Sutter: Split-finger pitch the key to his election
Almost 30 years to the day he broke into the major leagues, a humble, but proud Bruce Sutter toured the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday, during an orientation visit for his 2006 Induction Ceremony.
Coop boys win, girls second at Invitational
The only thing that disappointed was the weather. Competing in conditions that felt more like early December than the first Saturday in May did not stop some of the area's best track and field athletes from setting course records during the 17th annual Cooperstown Invitational.
Thursday, May 4, 2006
Gentile to get first big test of season
Cooperstown tennis player Chris Gentile has not been challenged much on the court this season. That figures to change on Friday. Gentile, a junior, has not lost a singles match since his freshman season, and it's usually newsworthy if he drops a single game during most of his matches. But on Friday, the Redskins will host Westmoreland and child prodigy Josh Tayefeh.
17th C-town Invitational to feature quality field
The Cooperstown boys track team needs to learn a lesson about what it means to be a good host. In 10 of the 16 years the Cooperstown Invitational has been held, the Redskins have won their own event, including the last three years in a row. Based on what happened at the Sherburne Invitational on Friday, you can pretty much pencil in 11 of 17 and four straight.
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Hall series on broadcasters begins with Billy Sample
Former major leaguer and current MLB.com radio broadcaster Billy Sample and Curt Smith, considered by many the voice of authority on baseball broadcasting, kicked off a six-part Hall of Fame series featuring "great baseball broadcasters" in the museum's Bullpen Theater Saturday afternoon.
Coach, player say Scotland trip was a `total success'
Members of the Cooperstown field hockey team and the adults who chaperoned returned from a spring break trip to Scotland on Saturday tired but with an enjoyable and educational experience behind them, said CCS field hockey coach Brenda Wedderspoon-Gray.
Thursday, April 20, 2006
Local woman's grandson makes major league roster
Cooperstown's Elnora Rathbun is a baseball fan again. And for good reason, as her grandson, Chuck James, a hard-throwing southpaw pitcher, made the opening day roster of the Atlanta Braves this season.
Locals complete Boston Marathon
Three local runners completed the 110th running of the Boston Marathon on Monday.
Thursday, April 13, 2006
Banner gets third win for red hot CCS baseball
What a bad break. After scoring 26 runs in non-league wins over Richfield Springs and Frankfort-Schuyler Monday and Tuesday, the Cooperstown baseball team hosted a doubleheader last night, and then will be off for 10 days for spring break.
Milford, CV-S boys win track and field openers
The Milford boys track team began the season with impressive blowout victories over Worcester-Schenevus Thursday and Davenport-South Kortright on Monday.
Thursday, April 6, 2006
Opening day a big success
Although there are different opening days for baseball, football, etc., nothing comes close to the anticipation elicited from that of April 1, trout season. However you want to put it, whether it be "true to form" or "keeping with tradition," my opening day results remained the same, a big fat zero.
Coop-Richfield football rivalry to be renewed
Football fans, mark your calendars. The Cooperstown and Richfield Springs football teams will renew their long and once heated rivalry in the season-opener for both teams next fall. Richfield will travel to Cooperstown on Saturday, Sept. 2 for a 2 p.m. non-league game to open the 2006 season.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
CCS baseball armed and ready
The Cooperstown baseball team is going for the Pohl position this season. Senior captain Andrew Pohl figures to be the number one starter, while younger brother Philip, a first team All Star catcher last year as a freshman, will be his battery-mate. Philip Pohl hit .370 last season, is a very good defensive catcher, and has dedicated himself to getting better in the offseason, said Cooperstown baseball coach Frank Miosek.
CCS boys track looks for fifth straight title
The twilight of Don Howard's 42-year coaching career couldn't be scripted any better.
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Group asks board to add J.V. baseball, softball teams
Members of Cooperstown Youth Baseball and Softball have asked the Cooperstown school board and administrators to consider adding junior varsity baseball and softball teams next season.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
CCS graduate inducted into Tri-Valley coaches Hall of Fame
Three area coaches were named to the Tri-Valley league coaches Hall of Fame recently, including 1972 Cooperstown graduate Jim Brophy, a coach and educator at Edmeston for the past 30 years.
Area athletes plan oversees trips to play in tournaments
Norm Crowley always wanted to take his children, Savannah and Wyatt, to Ireland. He found a unique way to do just that while surfing the internet earlier this year.
Thursday, March 9, 2006
Blair: keep steroid abusers out of Hall
An outspoken Paul Blair, a former major league outfielder who won eight Gold Gloves and four World Series rings during a solid 16-year career, was the guest of the Baseball Hall of Fame Saturday morning for a Legends series event.
Milford runs out of gas in final against Davenport
BINGHAMTON-Before Saturday's Section Four Class D championship game against undefeated Davenport, Milford head coach Frank Spurchise said his team would have to play a perfect game in order to pull an upset.
Thursday, March 2, 2006
CCS girls lose heartbreaker in Class C semifinal game
CLINTON-In a classic battle of Cooperstown's size and power against West Canada Valley's speed and quickness, the latter prevailed by the slimmest of margins. Top seed West Canada Valley used a late 8-0 run and Cooperstown missed a potential game winning shot as time expired as the Lady Indians escaped with a 46-45 victory in a Section Three Class C girls semifinal at Clinton High School Saturday afternoon.
Milford boys advance to Class D final, 62-52
DELHI—The soccer coach and his gang of soccer players are headed to the finals. The Section Four Class D boys basketball final, that is.
Thursday, February 23, 2006
Coop girls headed to semifinals
With his team trailing by 10 points heading into the final quarter of Tuesday night's Section Three Class C quarterfinal game against Pulaski, Cooperstown girls basketball coach Frank Miosek challenged his team.
Tickets remain for Hall's Fame Game
The Tartaglia family from Bellingham, Massachusetts braved cold temperatures and gusty winds Friday night in order to be the first ones to purchase tickets Saturday morning for the annual Hall of Fame Game to be played May 15 at Doubleday Field.
Thursday, February 16, 2006
Coop boys play at Tully Friday
For the third straight year, the Cooperstown and Tully boys basketball teams will meet in the Section Three Class C-1 tournament. The seventh seed Redskins (9-11) travel to second seed Tully (16-4) on Friday night for a 7:30 p.m. contest. Cooperstown defeated Tully in the C-1 semifinals last year, and Tully beat Cooperstown two years ago in 1,000-point scorer Shane Connolly's final game.
Wildcats go cold during T-V title game loss to G-MU
ONEONTA- In a game where it seemed neither team could take control, and no player could take charge, Gilbertsville-Mt. Upton's Joel Christian finally did.
Thursday, February 9, 2006
Milford boys back in title game
As of the Town Crier's press time, the Milford boys basketball team's opponent for Saturday night's Tri-Valley Championship Game in Oneonta was still undetermined. But whether they end up playing Franklin or Gilbertsville-Mt. Upton, who met Wednesday night to decide the Tri-Valley West winner, the game plan much for Milford head coach Frank Spurchise won't change much.
Grappler White loses in final
SHERBURNE-Junior Josh White was the only Cooperstown wrestler to advance to the finals at the Center State Conference league meet, here, on Saturday, losing to Zachary Galligan of Adirondack, 10-3, in the 135-pound weight class final.
Thursday, February 2, 2006
Leonard joins 1,000-point club
With just over a minute remaining in the first quarter of Tuesday night's game against Sauquoit, Cooperstown senior Dana Leonard joined a very exclusive club. She grabbed an offensive rebound, and was fouled while banking in a short jumper, giving her exactly 1,000 points in her career. The only other player in Cooperstown girls basketball history to score over 1,000 points was 1987 CCS graduate Dawn Berry, who holds the all-time girls record of 1,087 points.
Redskins upset bid falls short
There really wasn't a lid on Cooperstown's basket for the final four and a half minutes of their home game against West Canada Valley Saturday night, it just seemed that way.
Thursday, January 26, 2006
CCS girls clinch first league title since '88 season
After squandering much of a 13-0 run to start the game by halftime, the Cooperstown girls basketball team left nothing to chance in the second half. The Lady Redskins used their superior inside game to start the second half on an 11-2 run, capped by sophomore Jen Wehner's three-point play, en route to a 49-34 victory over Sherburne-Earlville Monday night at Bursey gymnasium.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Milford boys close in on East title
MILFORD-The Milford boys basketball team all but assured themselves their first Tri-Valley division title since 2001 with an impressive, 68-58 victory over Gilbertsville-Mt. Upton Friday night. The victory, coupled with Worcester's home loss to Laurens, clinched at least a tie for the T-V East title. The Wildcats could have clinched the league with a home win over Schenevus last night. Milford and Worcester meet Friday, Jan. 27 in Milford.
3 CCS grapplers make title round
UNATEGO—Three Cooperstown wrestlers lost in the finals of their respective weight classes at the Unatego Wrestling Tournament on Saturday to help the Redskins to a fifth place finish out of nine teams competing.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Triathlete Groff `pursuing dream'
Sarah Groff was born to run...and bike...and swim. Groff, who was born in Cooperstown and set the record for the fastest swim of Otsego Lake as a 14-year-old, is currently a professional triathlete with dreams of making the 2008 Olympic team. According to her new website, sarahgroff.com, she is a self-proclaimed tomboy who participated in a number of sports growing up, finally settling on running and swimming by her teenage years.
7 suspended from CCS hoop team
For the second time in three years, several members of the Cooperstown boys basketball team have been suspended for violating the team's code of conduct policy.
Thursday, January 5, 2006
MVP Bush caps Redskins' rally in title game victory
Somewhere, Ken Kiser must have been smiling. The Cooperstown boys basketball team overcame a 13-point fourth quarter deficit to capture the championship of the 24th annual Cooperstown Holiday Tournament, 56-52, over IHC Watertown Thursday night.
Hall draws more than 337,000
Despite high gas prices and a renovation project that wasn't completed until April, attendance at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was up nearly seven percent over 2004.
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