Falcons, Spartans big winners | 10
Monday, Oct. 13, 2008
The Falcons look legit. So do the Spartans. But the Cougars are going through heartbreak city right now. Here's a recap of games covered on Friday.
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- PV beats EHS, gets 1st EAL ‘W' | 8
- Area roundup: Shasta remains perfect | 4
- Spartans finish this time, beat Panthers 35-7 | 10
- CV busts it open | 15
- Cougars lose 28-27 heartbreaker | 4
- Area roundup: Foothill tennis pulls stunner against Vikings
- Game of the Week: No. 5 Yreka at No. 3 Central Valley | 42
- R.B. climbs up EAL ladder; RC beats U-Prep
- Lions roar to 4-game win over U-Prep
Shasta has to recover | 2
Monday, Oct. 13, 2008
In the long run, the 32-12 loss at Feather River on Saturday won't mean so much in the Shasta College football team's season.
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- Feather River too good for Knights | 2
- Red Hawks light up Bruins in five-set victory
- Simpson blanks Bethany
- Feather River downs Shasta 32-12 | 4
- Knights look to end Feather River domination | 2
- Area roundup: WV battle: Johnson 1, Storms 2
- Knights mark tops last year | 2
- Menlo kicks Simpson
- Redding second in USTA 3.0 match
Williams: Lions' Nance comes home with many different hats
Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008
Danielle Nance wears her many hats well.Whether it's the coach hat, the friend hat, the student-athlete hat or the "I've got to work to pay the bills" hat, the 19-year-old Redding Christian High school volleyball coach is able to shift gears with the same deftness and prowess that made her a prep volleyball standout.
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- Babe: Too many clubhouse sigs spoil ’56 Brooklyn ball
- Ryan: Springhorn legacy is worthy of its own invite
- Babe: 1947 Bond Bread Robinson with facsimile sig most common
- Williams: Davis' letter had different message for savvy football fans
- Babe: Signatures often hurt value of top-dollar vintage cards
- Athletics broadens your circle
- Babe: Mystery of Ruth snapshots solved
- As Raiders' focus strays from football, they become laughingstock | 1
- Babe: Last race programs worth keeping
Off-Road Golf World Championship attracts golfers to Mountain Gate
Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008
It all started in the late 1980s when Ken Papini of Redding decided to install a croquet course in his yard to keep the brush down. He didn't want the poison oak coming back and he needed a bigger fire break.
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- Photo: Fish story | 2
- Sportsmen's Association hosts shoot for disabled vets
- Looks like fall
- Buck Shot | 12
- Step back in time along Anan Creek, in Southeast Alaska
- 'Think like the fly'
- Public invited for tour of Whiskeytown's recovery after fires | 1
- Venison steaks shine with salt and pepper
- Scaling Mt. Shasta | 2
Gear Junkie: Tips can let you run marathon in stride
Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008
'Tis the season to run your legs off. Each autumn, from St. Paul to Seattle, tens of thousands of runners wrap up a year of training with a 26.2-mile run. I ran my requisite annual marathon this past weekend, pacing at just under eight-minute miles in the Twin Cities Marathon to pull my best personal time to date at 3 hours, 27 minutes.
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- Gear Junkie: Skeeter Beater makes sleeping in car a breeze
- Wilson: Vegetation, climate determine deer's water needs | 3
- Gear Junkie: Nut butter packs a boost of nutrition
- Gear Junkie: Shoe makers aim for all-in-one model | 1
- Wilson: Shark eats into chance to keep catch
- Wilson: Baiting wildlife for photographs prohibited | 2
- Gear Junkie: LED headlamp lets users control illumination
- Wilson: Controversy surrounds antlerless hunts in state | 2
- Gear Junkie: Air mattress gives plenty of warmth in small package
