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Garland’s hat trick gives Canucks 5-4 OT win over Coyotes

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Conor Garland capped his first career hat trick 1:19 into overtime, and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Arizona Coyotes 5-4 Thursday night in the season finale for both teams.Elias Pettersson scored his 39th goal and J.T. Miller got his 32nd for the Canucks. Rick Tocchet finished 20-12-4 after replacing Bruce Boudreau as Vancouver’s coach. Quinn Hughes had three assists to give him 69 for the season, and Andrei Kuzmenko had two assists and Collin Delia had 24 saves.Liam O’Brien scored twice and Nick Schmaltz and Travis Boyd each had a goal for the Coyotes, who completed their first season at Mullett Arena with a 21-16-4 home record. Clayton Keller assisted on Boyd’s goal in the waning seconds of the first period, allowing him to tie Keith Tkachuk for the most points in a season (86) since the Coyotes moved to the desert in 1996.Karel Vejmelka finished with 19 saves for Arizona.Vancouver dominated the opening portion of the game; at one point the Canucks had four g...

Tellez’s homer, sac fly help Brewers to 4-3 win over Padres

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Rowdy Tellez hit a two-run homer in the first inning and a go-ahead sacrifice fly in the 10th for the NL Central-leading Milwaukee Brewers, who beat the San Diego Padres 4-3 on Thursday night.Tellez’s sac fly brought in Christian Yelich, who began the inning as the automatic runner on second base and advanced when he and Willy Adames pulled off a double steal. Adames drew a leadoff walk off Luis Garcia (0-2).San Diego’s Trent Grisham hit a tying, two-run homer with two outs in the eighth off Matt Bush, who played at Mission Bay High before his hometown Padres made him the No. 1 pick overall in the 2004 draft. Bush was trying to protect a 3-1 lead and got two quick outs before walking pinch-hitter Matt Carpenter and then serving up Grisham’s shot to right-center, his fourth. Devin Williams (2-0) struck out Juan Soto, Xavier Bogaerts and Nelson Cruz in the ninth. Joel Payamps pitched the 10th for his first career save, striking out Luis Campusano wit...

Baseball’s Best Starts

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

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Sentencian a 12 años de prisión al exministro del Interior de Perú, Daniel Urresti, por el asesinato de un periodista en 1988

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

(CNN) — La Tercera Sala Penal Transitoria de Perú condenó este miércoles a 12 años de prisión al exministro del Interior de ese país, Daniel Urresti, por el asesinato del periodista Hugo Bustíos, ocurrido en noviembre de 1988 en Ayacucho.A través de su cuenta de Twitter, el Poder Judicial informó que Urresti fue encontrado culpable como coautor del homicidio de Bustíos. Además, también fue declarado culpable de tentativa de homicidio en agravio de Eduardo Rojas, la persona que acompañaba al periodista en el momento del ataque, sobreviviente del atentado.La defensa dijo que presentará un recurso de apelación. CNN está intentando comunicarse con el abogado defensor de Urresti para obtener su reacción.El Instituto Penitenciario de Perú informó este jueves que Urresti fue trasladado al centro penitenciario Miguel Castro Castro de Lima.Ministro del Interior de Perú es procesado por el asesinato de un periodista en 1988 (2014)Poco antes de la sentencia, Urresti –quien fue candidato ...

3 things learned in during low-scoring Gators spring game

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

Florida’s spring game got off to a shaky start Thursday night and did not improve much offensively.The Gators failed to score during the opening quarter of an Orange and Blue game for the first time since 2012. The Orange team’s 10-7 win was the lowest-scoring spring game since the school began to keep records in 1996.The previous low was 13-10 in 2011, offensively challenged Will Muschamp’s first season in Gainesville.An encouraging effort on defense and a vanilla offensive game plan played a role Thursday.Quarterback Jack Miller III said the Gators essentially ran, “Day 1 install.”Whatever the case, the offensive slough did not inspire confidence as coach Billy Napier ended his second spring in Gainesville and pushed to move past a 6-7 2022 season.A reported crowd of 42,000, including 2022 quarterback Anthony Richardson, Super Bowl winner Carlos Dunlap and Mike and Maurkice Pouncey, dwindled as the night went on.Here are 3 things learned:1. Wisconsin ...

Beigel tallies in OT to give Foxboro the victory

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

After a tumultuous final 10 minutes that saw alternating goals on nearly every possession, Foxboro and Cohasset entered overtime. Nearly a minute into the extra time, Foxboro’s Val Beigel gained possession. The junior, who to that point had four goals in the game, fired the ball into the back of the net to give her Warriors (6-0) a 9-8 nonleague victory. “It didn’t feel real,” Beigel said. “We all worked so hard as a team, and just being able to execute on that last move meant everything.” The Skippers (3-3) did not trail at any point in the game until the sudden death dagger. Head coach Billy Bitter said that despite the final, he learned a lot about his team. “That’s the beauty of sports in general,” Bitter said. “No one team going into the game is better, and I give all the credit in the world to Foxboro. We have a lot to work on but I have all the confidence in the world in this team.” The Skippers started out with three straight goals, and led 4-1 until...

Deadline approaching for short-term rental registration in San Diego

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

SAN DIEGO – For those who operate an Airbnb within the city of San Diego and have yet to register their property, time is running out.Ahead of the May 1 deadline, Airbnb partnered with a city to host a workshop educating hosts on the new requirements.“This has been a hot topic for a long time. This ordinance has come and gone over the last decade so now we’re finally ready to implement,” said Matt Wood, Short-Term Residential Occupancy Program Manager, with the Office of the City Treasurer.All hosts are required to register with the city, to obtain a license and update listings with that license number by May 1. Anyone not in compliance risks regulatory actions.“That could be issuance of verbal warnings, notice of violations, or penalties or fines from the code enforcement team. All listings specifically for hosting platforms will be removed after the May 1 implementation date if you continue to operate without a license,” Wood said. What’s happening with the Balboa Park Botanical...

Court makes landmark decision in favor of student-athletes in Title IX lawsuit against SDSU

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A class action lawsuit filed by 17 San Diego State University female student-athletes against the university for violating Title IX is moving forward in favor of the plaintiffs, according to attorney officials.The decision allows all of the female student-athletes to pursue all or some of their claims for equal athletic financial aid, equal treatment and retaliation, Bailey & Glasser, LLP said in a news release Thursday. The ruling is the first in the nation to hold that female student-athletes deprived of equal financial aid can sue their schools for damages, per officials.“This is a major step forward for women and against sex discrimination at SDSU and nationwide,” said Arthur H. Bryant of Bailey & Glasser, LLP, in Oakland, CA, lead counsel for the women. “When we filed these claims, I said SDSU seemed to be aiming for the Title IX sex discrimination trifecta. It has been cheating its female student-athletes out of hundreds of thousands of doll...

Asian stocks follow Wall St higher as US inflation cools

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

BEIJING (AP) — Asian stock markets followed Wall Street higher Friday after United States inflation eased in March and China reported unexpectedly strong exports.Shanghai, Tokyo and Seoul advanced. Hong Kong was unchanged. Oil prices rose.Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 index rose 1.3% on Thursday after U.S. inflation at the wholesale level slowed more than expected.Asian markets were “taking cues from a solid rally on Wall Street,” said Anderson Alves of ActivTrades in a report.The Shanghai Composite Index advanced 0.3% to 3,329.38 after customs data Thursday showed China’s March exports rose 14.8% over a year earlier, rebounding from a decline in January and February.The Nikkei 225 in Tokyo gained 1% to 28,449.50. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong held steady at 20,344.11.The Kospi in Seoul, South Korea, advanced 0.6% to 2,578.41 and Sydney’s S&P-ASX 200 was 0.5% higher at 7,359.10.New Zealand declined while Singapore and Jakarta gained. Indian markets were clos...

Warsaw Ghetto uprising survivor honored on 80th anniversary

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 12:00:59 GMT

JERUSALEM (AP) — Tova Gutstein was born in Warsaw the year Adolf Hitler took power in Germany. She was 10 years old when the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto launched the first act of collective defiance against the Nazis in Europe. Now 90, she is among the few remaining witnesses of the ghetto uprising — and a vanishing generation of Holocaust survivors — as Israel marks the 80th anniversary of a revolt that has shaped its national consciousness.On Monday night, Gutstein will be one of six Holocaust survivors honored by Israel as torch-lighters in its annual ceremony at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem. She said the horrors are still seared in her mind.“Over 80 years have passed, and I can’t forget it,” Gutstein told The Associated Press at her home in central Israel.Israel’s Holocaust Memorial Day, marked with solemn ceremonies in schools and workplaces nationwide, begins at sundown on Monday. Theaters, concerts, cafes and restaurants close and television and radio broadcas...