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Scots Run-Rule Knox for Season Sweep - Vimarsana News

Scots Run-Rule Knox for Season Sweep

MONMOUTH, ILL. (04/11/2023) The Monmouth College baseball team walked-off Knox 12-2 on the mercy rule Tuesday with a two-run home run in the bottom of the seventh. The Fighting Scots (9-14, 4-7) swept the season series against the Prairie Fire and have won two games in a row overall. Knox hit a solo homer in the first inning against Tim McNally (Paw Paw, Illinois) and pushed the lead to 2-0 with a run in the second. Monmouth got the bats going in the bottom of the second. With Logan Komater (Ottawa, Illinois) and Nate Reed (Chenoa, Illinois) on base, Christian Centeno (Miami, Florida) tripled ...

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Jim Vinicky dead at 71; White Sox fan, foodie —like Yelp before Yelp - Vimarsana News

Jim Vinicky dead at 71; White Sox fan, foodie —like Yelp before Yelp

‘He was a foodie before there was a word foodie,’ said Mr. Vinicky’s friend Tim McNally.

New central office launch for Wessex Fleet | Salisbury Journal - Vimarsana News

New central office launch for Wessex Fleet | Salisbury Journal

Wessex Fleet celebrated its move to Milford House in Salisbury with an official launch party on Friday, October 21.

AAA lists 10 top places people from Arkansas travel for Labor Day - Vimarsana News

AAA lists 10 top places people from Arkansas travel for Labor Day

AAA Arkansas listed 10 places people will go out of the state for Labor Day. But most in the state say they will be close to a TV Saturday.

Pak HC unveils Quaid-e-Azam's portrait at London's iconic National Liberal Club - Vimarsana News

Pak HC unveils Quaid-e-Azam's portrait at London's iconic National Liberal Club

The Quaid had remained associated with the Club for many years during his stay in London.