Bob’s Substack
Bob TimmermannMy personal Substack and I only found out too late how to change the name and I already published a bunch under this name, so I will live with it.
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A complicated set of tiebreakers (Euros 2024 edition)
The group stage of the Euro 2024 football tournament, contested in Germany this year, has had some thrilling matches with a lot of late goals. Tuesday, there were four matches, only one of which was interesting (Austria’s 3-2 win over Nethe...
After 17 games over six days, Misericordia survives as the champion of D3 baseball
Misericordia University of Dallas, PA, won its first ever NCAA title in any sport, after outlasting Wisconsin-Whitewater in the final game of the Division III Baseball Championship in Eastlake, Ohio.
Misericordia survives a slugfest to take the upper hand in the D3 Baseball Championship
Tuesday was planned as a day off for the two teams playing for the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship. But, Wednesday had a forecast of thunderstorms, so the tournament committee opted to move the first game up a day and leave Wednesda...
On Monday, the big winner in Eastlake was "If Necessary"
Action got underway at 10 am Eastern Time in Eastlake, Ohio, as the day when the final two teams in the Division III baseball tournament were going to be determined.
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