David Glovach
Sports Writer at TimesDaily
Covering University of North Alabama athletics (and a lot of high school stuff) for @TimesDaily • Temple U grad • Former traveler to cool places • Philadelphia
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1 week ago |
timesdaily.com | David Glovach
PITTSBURGH — The U.S. Open is generally the toughest of the four major golf tournaments, so it is appropriate it will be played this year for the 10th time ever at Oakmont, a course generally regarded as one of the five toughest in the United States. kAmp 8@@5 7C:6?5 @7 >:?6 56D4C:365 ~2<>@?E r@F?ECJ r=F3 2D “2 362FE:7F= H2=< CF:?65 3J 92G:?8 E@ A=2J 8@=7[” 2?5 x H@F=5 E6?5 E@ 28C66]k^AmkAmxE 362ED J@F FA 2?5 :D ?@E G6CJ 7@C8:G:?8[ 6DA64:2==J H96?
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2 weeks ago |
decaturdaily.com | David Glovach
Lindsey Greene Gable paused for a couple of seconds and asked if that was right. Just for clarification purposes. She wasn’t quite sure. So, she was one of just 10 North Alabama student-athletes in school history to be named first-team all-conference for four consecutive years? In any sport? Yes. And yes. “I didn’t know that,” Greene Gable said. It’s true. Her dad will be likely to brag about it later. Maybe even tell her three daughters with husband Justin how good their mom was.
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2 weeks ago |
timesdaily.com | David Glovach
The North Alabama baseball team’s first ASUN tournament started with Jacksonville. kAmxE 6?565 H:E9 E96 s@=A9:?D[ E@@]k^AmkAm$2>>J |F>>2F 9:E 2 H2=<@77 5@F3=6 E@ =625 y24<D@?G:==6 E@ 2 b\a H:? :? 2? 6=:>:?2E:@? 82>6 uC:52J :?
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2 weeks ago |
timesdaily.com | David Glovach
One win down, five more to go for the North Alabama baseball team. That’s if the Lions want to win the ASUN tournament championship. kAmpE E96 G6CJ =62DE[ &}p H:== 86E @?6 >@C6 82>6 :? s6{2?5[ u=@C:52]k^AmkAmp=E9@F89[ (65?6D52J 5:5?’E 4@>6 H:E9@FE D@>6 5C2>2]k^AmkAm}2D9 #:AA6? 9@>6C65 EH:46[ H9:=6 !6E6J rC2D<2 2?5 p=6I (:=D@? 6249 25565 EH@\CF? D9@ED E@ 96=A E96 {:@?D 9@=5 @77 }@CE9 u=@C:52 `c\`` :? 2? 6=:>:?2E:@? 82>6 7@C E96 AC@8C2>VD 7:CDE s:G:D:@? x A@DED62D@?
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2 weeks ago |
franklincountytimes.com | María Camp |David Glovach |Bart Moss
SPRUCE PINE – Franklin County residents are urged to be on guard against a highly toxic plant that is becoming more prevalent. Joel Pounders, a naturalist and Spruce Pine resident, said poison hemlock closely resembles Queen Anne’s lace but poses serious health risks. Pounders said he found around 10 plants recently but was successful in safely getting rid of them. Precautions are necessary to avoid unpleasant side effects, he added. “I used 2-4D, a broadscale herbicide,” Pounders said.
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Mars Hill survived the first day of the Class 3A state tournament. And in their elimination game, the Panthers played more their style. "When they play loose, they have more fun and play better." https://t.co/eMn8j644xD
Price Thornton and his family had more than baseball on their minds leading into the 4A state championship series. “He wanted to play for his dad and that’s what he did. It was special.” And now, Deshler is one win away from a state title. https://t.co/H2qcH2Go0v
That’s the game. Deshler 2, Bibb County 1. Tigers are now one win away from the Class 4A state championship. https://t.co/TW3k6Dsw1h
Game heads to the bottom of the 5th. Deshler 2, Bibb County 1. Garrett Reid came through with a one-out single to score George Youngblood.