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Video shows baseball players and fans evacuating field as 7.2 earthquake hits Venezuela

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By Zach Powell, Keith McMillan Verified
| The New York Times Verified
In a scene reminiscent of what became known as the “Earthquake Series” in 1989, video captured on Wednesday showed players, coaches and fans scrambling to safety during a professional baseball game in Venezuela, which was rocked by two powerful temblors that struck in rapid succession. The first of the two quakes — which was epicentered 100 miles west of the capital city of Caracas, where the Venezuelan Major League (LMBP) game was being played — registered 7.2 on the Richter scale.
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Why do they sweep the ice in curling?

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By Keith McMillan Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Curling is one of the Winter Olympics’ most beloved sports, but if we’re being honest, many of us only get into it every four years. So, can you blame us if we have questions about strategy that can only be answered by … physics? There’s a reason curlers sweep as the stone glides across the ice in search of the house — or, better yet, the button. And it’s not quite as to-clear-a-path obvious as you might think.
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Six things we learned this season

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By Keith McMillan Verified
| D3 Football
Taylor Sussner anticipated Garret Wilson's pass and picked it off in the end zone, in front of North Central receiver Grant McAtee, helping UW-River Falls stay within four points at the half in Stagg Bowl LII.
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