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Pirates beat Reds 4-1 to snap four-game losing streak

CINCINNATI (AP) — Braxton Ashcraft gave up two hits over five innings, while a pair of bases-loaded walks during a three-run third helped the Pittsburgh Pirates snap a four-game losing streak with a 4-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday night. Steady rain was falling in the ...

Browns’ QB competition between Sanders and Watson still in early stages

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — The competition between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson to determine the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback is not expected to be settled until at least after the second exhibition game against the Buffalo Bills on Aug. 22. Coach Todd Monken said both are doing fine, ...

Barnesville Boys, Shadyside Girls Capture OVGL Opening Scramble

MOUNDSVILLE – The Ohio Valley Golf League started the 2026 season Friday with a season-opening Scramble/Match Play event at the sun-baked Moundsville Country Club. Barnesville nipped Union Local for the boy’s Scramble title with a sizzling 8-under par 28 for nine holes. The Jets carded a ...

Sal Stewart Hits 2-Run HR, Drives In 4 As Reds Come Back To Beat Pirates 8-7

CINCINNATI (AP) — Sal Stewart hit a two-run homer, had four RBIs, and scored the winning run as the Cincinnati Reds rallied to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-7 on Friday night. Stewart’s two-run single off Wilber Dotel (1-4) in the eighth tied the score 7-7. Stewart scored the go-ahead run ...

Two WVU Football Players Turning To Courts For Extra Year Of Eligibility Under New NCAA Ruling

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football defensive back Jordan Scruggs and defensive lineman Eddie Kelly Jr. are exhausting options to play another year for the Mountaineers. Scruggs and Kelly took to social media to announce that they are seeking a temporary restraining order and a preliminary injunction against the NCAA to play another season. Both have court dates next week. This action comes after the NCAA switched to the new age-based eligibility rule on June 23, known as the 5 for 5 rule. The new ruling allows all college athletes a fifth year of eligibility over five seasons. But it ...