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Henry Winkler and Marlee Matlin with Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz, at Temple B'nai Jeshurun's Cooperman Family Distinguished Speaker Series, held April 29. Photos by Johanna Ginsberg
The audience of 400 included not only grown-ups but plenty of children, inspired by Winkler's "Hank Zipzer" series, about a boy with dyslexia. Winkler read from the series' latest book during his talk. when play in the six-team double-elimination event starts Christian Louboutin Simple Pump 85 at Point Stadium in Johnstown, Pa., State may not be considered the favorite. With a .346 average, he's also one of the top hitters along with senior Josh Bower from Winfield (.410, 18 stolen bases) and junior Joey Jobst from South Charleston (.373, 33 RBIs).
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May 6--Don't tell Cal Bailey that his West Virginia State baseball team, for once, may not be favored to win the West Virginia Conference tournament.
It's hard not to like the Yellow Jackets' chances this time of year -- they've won 16 WVC championships in Bailey's 31 seasons as coach and have appeared in eight of the last 10 title games.
But when Christian Louboutin Altadama Pink Watersnake Pumps in the six-team double-elimination event starts today at Point Stadium in Johnstown, Pa., State may not be considered the favorite. At least not in everyone's eyes.
The Yellow Jackets (28-12), who play host Pitt Johnstown (28-16) in the noon opener, lost their last three games to end the regular season and have dropped six of their past nine. Earlier this week, they weren't even the WVC's highest-ranked team in the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region -- that honor fell to Concord (28-7) before the ratings were juggled Wednesday.
