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ROCKDALE — Rockdale quarterback Grayson Williams threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns, but the Corsicana Mildred Eagles outlasted the Tigers for a 49-42 victory Friday night. Mildred broke a 14-14 deadlock by outscoring the Tigers 28-14 in the third quarter for a 42-28 lead. The Eagles ended the quarter’s scoring by returning a fumble 25 yards for a touchdown. It was one of three fumbles Rockdale lost. Williams completed 30 of 38 passes.

Linebacker Lucas Hightower had an interception with 6 minutes, 35 seconds left in the second quarter up 14-0, safety Garry Hall Jr. had an interception with 10:07 left in the third up 35-7 and linebacker Michael Rudolph had a fumble recovery up 35-7 with 2:30 left in the third. “It’s amazing,” Goodwin said of the defensive takeaways. “It makes my job and everyone else’s job easier.

FRANKLIN — Newton scored the game’s first 20 points against Franklin in a matchup of top 10 teams and that turned out to be the difference as the visiting Eagles grabbed a 40-20 victory at Hedrick Field on Friday night. The game was originally scheduled for a neutral site, Henderson, but it was decided earlier in the week to be moved to Franklin because of Tropical Storm Edouard.

The College Station football team unexpectedly found itself in a tight game with Magnolia late in the fourth quarter at Cougar Field on Friday night. The Cougars saw their 17-point lead with under six minutes left to go whittle down to just three in under two minutes after allowing a pair of big plays for touchdowns and were on the verge of falling behind after failing to recover two onside kicks.

IAN CURTIS Special to The Eagle Rudder head football coach Eric Ezar said that senior running back Jack Schneringer has long been dreaming of a 200-yard game. In a game where the Rangers’ offensive line could take just about anything it wanted, he got exactly that with a 200-yard, two-touchdown performance on 18 carries as Rudder took down the Richmond Tomas Gators 30-13 in nondistrict play Friday night at Merrill Green Stadium “He’s one of our main leaders,” Ezar said.

Armed with a lunch box containing thousands of dollars’ worth of medication and needles, Rep. Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez, D-New York, went about her business in the nation's capital. One day she was in the green room of ABC News' Washington studio, pinching her belly to prep the injection site before jabbing herself with a needle. Another day, she was standing at her kitchen counter saying, “Welcome to my cooking show.

Sorsby said he started gambling as a senior in high school, and blackjack at the casino turned into a regular habit. He placed at least 40 bets on Indiana football when he was a freshman in 2022 and more than 9,000 wagers — at a cost over $90,000 — on pro and college sports during a four-year stretch. The NCAA on Wednesday finally ruled it would not punish Cincinnati for Sorsby's betting activity.

BEEVILLE, Texas — The makeup and toys on Valencia Macias' table are items people buy on impulse at discount stores. But on a sweltering summer day in South Texas, she is trying to sell them to turn them into gas money, grocery money, student loan money: any kind of money. With three young children, a job as a medical assistant and nursing classes at night, the 26-year-old has little time for politics.

In an announcement made on Tuesday at a scientific conference in Japan and described in the study submitted to the journal Physical Review Letters, they described the detection of an interaction between a xenon atom and another particle that appeared to unfold in a way hypothesized for a WIMP. They said what they may have observed was a WIMP colliding with a xenon atom's nucleus, transferring a small amount of energy that produced a faint flash of UV light that was detected in the experiment.