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Salem-News.com Sports (September 28, 2007 06:35)PSU Sweeps Fourth Straight Opponent at Home Salem-News.com SPORTSPortland State's sophomore outside hitter Marija Vojnovic had the match-high of 20 kills. (PORTLAND, Ore. ) -  Portland State (11-4, 5-0) volleyball keeps streaks alive as they sweep the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (6-8, 1-3), 30-21, 30-28, 30-23.
Thursday's victory keeps the Vikings undefeated in the Big Sky Conference and maintains their position at the top. The win also keeps the Vikings 18-match winning streak alive against Big Sky Opponents at home.
Sophomore Erica Jepsen was Portland State's brick wall Thursday as she collected a total of four blocks, all from games two and three. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 28, 2007 06:33)Portland State (1-3) @ #21 Eastern Washington (3-0) Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Vikings routed the Eagles, 34-0, last year at PGE Park, but have lost the last two times they have played in Cheney. (PORTLAND, Ore. ) -  With its non-conference schedule behind it, the Portland State football team can now concentrate on going after a Big Sky Conference title.
The Vikings, who are currently 1-0 in the Big Sky, meet another 1-0 team in 21st-ranked Eastern Washington this Saturday. PSU travels to Cheney for a 6:05 p.m. game at Woodward Stadium. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 28, 2007 06:16)Oregon Cheer Poster Kickoff Tailgate Party Tonight Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Oregon stunt team has placed in the top three during four of the past five years, including a national championship.
(EUGENE, Ore. ) -  The Oregon Cheerleading squad kicks off their second annual poster sales campaign at the Moshofsky Center Duck Store on Friday from 4-6:30 p.m.
The cheerleading squad is selling team posters to raise money for the entire spirit program to travel to Nationals in Las Vegas in February of 2008. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 28, 2007 06:15)OSU Fan Alert: New Gates at Reser Stadium Salem-News.com SPORTSThe new configuration will feature three search gates and two express gates.
(CORVALLIS, Ore. ) -  Fans attending this Saturday’s Pac-10 Conference home opener at Reser Stadium will notice a new gate configuration at the northwest corner of the facility.
Formerly identified as gates 9-11 in that area, it will now be named Gate D. Gate D will appear on all tickets from this point on.
Kickoff for this Saturday’s nationally televised game vs. the UCLA Bruins will be at 3:41 p.m. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 28, 2007 06:11)No. 21 Oregon Escapes With Win at Arizona State Salem-News.com SPORTSJunior outside hitter Gorana Maricic recorded her sixth double-double of the season with 26 kills and 13 digs for the Ducks. (TEMPE, Ariz.) -  For the first time in 11 years, the 21st-ranked Oregon volleyball team escaped Tempe triumphantly, but it wasn’t easy as the Ducks needed four games (30-23, 40-42, 30-25, 32-30) to edge Arizona State and notch their second straight Pacific-10 victory on Thursday night at Wells Fargo Arena.
Oregon is now 13-2 overall and 2-1 in league – the program’s best start to conference since the 1990 season.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 28, 2007 06:10)Arizona Sweeps Oregon State Salem-News.com SPORTSOregon State now posts an 8-7, 1-2 Pac-10 record, while Arizona’s record improves to 11-4, 1-2 Pac-10. (TUCSON, Ariz. ) -  Sophomore Lexie Rathgeber set a new career-high with 14 kills on 20 attempts, hitting .651, but the Beavers suffered its second Pac-10 loss in three games (29-31, 26-30, 25-30) to Arizona Thursday evening.
Sophomore Rachel Rourke had 14 kills, while junior libero Ashley Evans had 15 digs, and junior setter K.C. Walsh posted a double-double with 43 assists and 11 digs for the Beavers.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 27, 2007 08:32)Brazil Rocks U.S. Women's Soccer Team, 4-0 Salem-News.com SPORTSIt was the first loss by more than three goals in the 22-year history of U.S. women's soccer. (HANGZHOU, China) -  Brazil created soccer history as only Brazil can, advancing to their first-ever FIFA Women's World Cup final with a majestic, Marta-inspired 4-0 win over pre-tournament favourites USA.
The North Americans had gone into this match on the back of a 51-game unbeaten streak but although their cause was hindered considerably by the first-half dismissal of Shannon Boxx, they could have no complaints with the margin of this, the heaviest defeat in their history.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 26, 2007 12:09)Winters Suspended by MLB After Bradley Altercation Salem-News.com SPORTSAccording to Padres first base coach Bobby Meacham, Winters instigated the incident by directing a profanity-laden accusation toward Bradley, which spearheaded the ensuing fracas.
(SAN DIEGO) -  Major League Baseball has suspended umpire Mike Winters for the remainder of the season, the Commissioner's Office announced on Wednesday.
The suspension evolved from an investigation of an eighth-inning incident during Sunday's Rockies-Padres game in San Diego in which Padres left fielder Milton Bradley was ejected for arguing with Winters. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 26, 2007 11:58)Michael Vick Tests Positive for Marijuana, Faces Stricter Restrictions Salem-News.com SPORTSVick, who has admitted bankrolling a dogfighting operation on property he owns in Surry County in his written federal plea, is scheduled for sentencing Dec. 10. (RICHMOND, Va.) -  A federal judge placed tighter restrictions on Michael Vick on Wednesday after the Atlanta Falcons quarterback tested positive for marijuana.
Because of the result, U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson placed special conditions on Vick's release, including restricting him to his home between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. with electronic monitoring and ordering him to submit to random drug testing. Read Full Article
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