Jim Seimas
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Santa Cruz native Bill Miller, 59, named umpire crew chief for Cubs-Padres Wild Card Series | Local Roundup (opens the original)
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Santa Cruz native Bill Miller, 59, will be the umpire crew chief for MLB’s National League Wild Card Series pitting the Chicago Cubs at the San Diego Padres. The Series begins Tuesday at 7 p.m. Game 2 is Wednesday at 7 p.m. And Game 3, if necessary, is Thursday at 7 p.m. Miller, a Harbor High and UCLA alumnus, will be working his eighth wild-card round. He’ll will be at third base in Game 1 and will not work behind the plate during the best-of-three round. Miller will be joined in the opener by
Historic sumo wrestling tournament delivers fans tons of fun | World Elite Sumo (opens the original)
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SANTA CRUZ — It’s safe to say, World Elite Sumo competitors not only made an impact on each other with their bone-jarring collisions inside the dohyō erected inside Kaiser Permanente Arena, they left an impact on the estimated 2,000 fans who gathered to witness history on Saturday night. The engaged, vocal crowd gave Japan’s Hidenoumi “The Iron Wall” Takuya a standing ovation after he upset Egypt’s Abdelrahman “Sandstorm” Shalan 2-1 in a thrilling men’s final to cap action in the first professio
Soquel boys water polo sinks Valley Christian in double OT | Local Roundup (opens the original)
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Soquel High’s boys water polo team beat visiting Valley Christian 8-6 in double overtime in their nonleague battle on Friday. It was the Knights’ second win over the Warriors (3-3 overall) in six days. The Warriors, a Central Coast Section Open Division qualifier last season, scored four unanswered goals to take a 6-5 lead. Soquel’s Jake Martinez scored with less a minute remaining to force overtime. Ely Sullivan scored in the first OT period for the Knights (9-3) and Syrus Gleitsman-Miller scor
Ready to Rumble: Combatants ready to battle in historic sumo wrestling tournament in Santa Cruz (opens the original)
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SANTA CRUZ — A professional sumo wrestling tournament will make its historic debut in California on Saturday, and while the intricacies of Japan’s oldest sport might be foreign to most of the spectators expected to fill 2,500-seat Kaiser Permanente Arena, home of the NBA G League’s Santa Cruz Warriors, World Elite Sumo founder, CEO, and competitor Abdelrahman “Sandstorm” Shalan promises that the sport will not be lost in translation. After all, the rules are pretty simple — take your opponent to
San Jose’s Paea “Bad News” Tukuafu is late addition for Saturday’s historic sumo wrestling tournament in Santa Cruz (opens the original)
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SANTA CRUZ — Paea “Bad News” Tukuafu, 33, will replace massive Mathew Westwood at this weekend’s historic sumo wrestling tournament at Kaiser Permanente Arena, World Elite Sumo (WES) announced Monday. Westwood, who checks in at 6-foot-6, 600 pounds, was forced to withdraw from Saturday’s 12-man, open-weight tournament due to an injury. That opened a very big door for Tukuafu (6-3, 300), a pro MMA fighter who will be make his debut under sumo wrestling rules. Tukuafu trains under UFC heavyweight
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