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@NewsdaySports copy desk. Wrote about running for 10 years, but never ran. Email- jordan.lauterbach@newsday.com. RTs do not = endorsements.
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Ducks pitcher Robert Stock no-hits Southern Maryland

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By Jordan Lauterbach Verified
| Newsday Verified
Former Met Robert Stock threw the second no-hitter in Ducks history Tuesday night in a 4-0 win over host Southern Maryland. It was the Ducks first no hitter since 2001, when Rod Henderson tossed one against Atlantic City. Stock walked three and struck out six in 110 pitches, lowering his ERA to 4.08. The Ducks scored three runs in the first inning. Former Met Alejandro De Aza’s double drove in Ruben Tejada and Sam Travis hit a two-run home run.
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Norm Cohen, longtime Sunday sports editor at Newsday, dies at 73

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By Jordan Lauterbach Verified
| Newsday Verified
Every Sunday, Newsday readers would pick up a pile of Norm Cohen’s fingerprints. The longtime Sunday sports editor poured a week’s worth of work into producing the paper’s longest, and most prestigious, section. His imprint was on every page, and Cohen always aced it. Under his watch, Newsday's Sunday sports section won countless awards and earned the praise of newspaper professionals around the country. “Norm had ink in his veins,” said Hank Winnicki, Newsday’s assistant managing editor for Sports.
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Andrew Scerbo, longtime Oceanside baseball coach, dies at 86

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By Jordan Lauterbach Verified
| Newsday Verified
For over 30 years, Andrew Scerbo was synonymous with Oceanside baseball. His credentials spoke for themselves, and players trusted he knew the game better than anyone. Scerbo, the longtime Oceanside High School baseball coach, was a former St. Louis Cardinals minor-league prospect, . so when athletes signed up for the team every spring, they weren't just playing for anyone. “He had the respect of everybody,” said Richie Woods, 65, of Baldwin, who played for and later coached with Scerbo.
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