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Blackman, 38, killed in home by

Paul Crowley

THE CHRONICLE

Members of the Graduate School Curt Blackman, who

for his

apartment May 20, ness.

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definitely change by

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placed

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year ago.

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800-meter

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getting in,” Ogilvie have

in

Wednesday

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recovering

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allowing

The win

stopped

streak.

regular

team

runs

look

not

tremendous amount of credit

nine-game losing

struggled

tournament

play well,

pitched.

in the second

early

Tigers

and

Duke took

Hillier said. “He

plate,

in this

out

finale this

beating

who leads the

Layden,

teams

the Cavaliers.

to

got

the Blue Devils’

season,

location

early,

in the third.

Tim

starter

mound and

the

at

Layden

was

the the

allowing

pulled,

and the Blue Devils lost 9-6.

p.m.

plays

State 6-5

last

with

Wednesday, a

quick

its second

round

Seminoles,

the

against

game

profes-

single

give

emphasized

set

we

though,

season

when Schreiber

run

night.

the

game today

who

knocked

Florida State

Wolfpack

and like the Blue

until

Devils,

did

not

after

at

8:30

off N.C.

begin

11:00

will have

to

its

p.m. make

turnaround.

Duke said.

regular

[Friday],”

Florida State earlier this month in swept by

was

Tallahassee,

struggles

year.”

coming soon

west to

for

but that is

her

know,” Janangelo

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the

week,”

to

two-for-four.

went

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this

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one-under-par.

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runs,

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and centerfielder

Murray

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anything

said. “That

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Champion

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team.

four birdies

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a

not

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these also

in

could

leader

relied much

score

former NCAA

the

a

Nirapathpongporn paced

balance. Virada

turn.

Lang,

but Duke’s

respectively,

six-over-

was

Coaches Association Freshman of the Year after her first

nine

capped by

the second lowest women’s

course.

National

ranked No. 1.

did

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her NCAA Fall Preview round of

Still, Lang

season

UCLA and Oklahoma State had

total. Grzebien

bogeys

bogeys.

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of the Year and finished the

Player

Anna Grzebien’s

team

National Golf Coaches Association

Janangelo garnered

Liz

“I

Brittany

carding

duplicate

which stands

to

hit

team

RBIs,

two

Schreiber

Blue Devils,

The

the back nine. That

strokes after the

the back nine. to

on

seven-over-par,

freshman,

inconsistent round,

was

at

difficult front nine with

Duke’s

from par

more

innings,

in the fourth

fly

Adam

Hillier said. “If

beat any

they

homer

Florida State.

their ACC

think that

the first

through

three holes

said

Coaches

help Leigh

not

Zach

starter

can

happening.”

was

did

sacrifice

pitching.

its

right now,”

tournament

to

a

Shortstop

“There’s

play.

us,”

three

seventh

the All-ACC

on

Anderson each

on

against

midway

in the nadon. ‘We

what

slipped

for

under par.

for

also have

on

hinges

a

and

inning,

a two-run

Hillier has maintained that his team’s

play, carding

at one

player

even

counted toward

score

par

to score

four-for-five with

Jonathan

five.

the

the

start

of the game.

two runs

Going

off

with

on

sixth and

Murray

Blue Devils.

the 15th hole.

water at

With Hardin

up

Nadonal Golf

1

triple bogey-bogey-double bogey

had

and Adam

to use

came

to

Duke.

Socorro, also

and late

stopped

break

big

the

holes of the final round, Hardin

five-over

again

overnight delay especially

the of par in span

earlier

an

characteristic

to

You

Remaining

ended

of the Year after the

and go home

Hardin.

Anne

on

the No.

momentum

UCLA had

to

and had

tree

to see,

officials

pretty

Associadon Nadonal

had

misty air

Devils around

named

was

a

end her round

to

was

who

eagle

returned

birdies

straight

dark

Blue

remaining

Saturday, Janangelo three

her

bogey, negadng

golfers.

against

too

was

of their rounds,

points

able

On the ninth hole,

the ball. Janangelo, who

reposidon

to

the

gained,

team

drove the ball

noting

With

team was

went

third,

not overcome

play.

Janangelo

stroke just

fit

its last

hurt the individual

evening sky

The

evening.

to

attempting

within three of UCLA upon the

pull

However, while the

Liz

refocus before

the

on

to

play

to

to

the

each in

the Blue Devils’ advan-

to

singles

Smith smashed

Bryan

the Blue Devils ahead, 4-2.

put

Saturday morning

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was

completed

be

to

tournament

from

were

are

Layden struggled mightily. Maybe

over.

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