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STRATFORD Town showed all their battling qualities to come from two goals adrift at the interval to snatch a superb 3-2 success at Westfields to strengthen their quest for a top two place in the Aspire Midland Alliance.

Before the break Town were hapless and void of any ideas as they gifted their hosts a cosy advantage but it was a revitalised Stratford in the second period with strikes from Mark Faulds, Sam Alsop and a late winner from man of the match Tim Jackson sealing the points for Rod Brown's men.

A delighted Brown said: "We simply didn't turn up first half and conceded two poor goals.

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"But after the break we were a different side and were worthy winners, in fact I don't recall Westfields having a shot on target after half time."

It took the Herefordshire side 14 minutes to open their account when the unchallenged Ashley Day headed home Mark Hibbard's.

More defensive slackness led to the latter firing past the helpless keeper Chris Jay 90 seconds from the interval.

Brown's pep talk then worked wonders with his side getting an early boost soon after the restart as Mark Faulds atoned for a first half miss by bundling a Jackson centre into the net while on 72 minutes Lucan Spittle found Alsop in the danger zone and squeezed his effort between the keeper Moore and his right hand post.

And with just two minutes of normal time remaining, Jackson crashed a fierce 15-yarder that keeper Jamie Moore got a hand to it but the shot had too much power to keep out to the delight of the visiting fans.

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The win, Town's tenth in their last 13 Aspire MFA matches, maintains Town's grip on third spot, and nicely sets Brown's boys up for a tasty clash at the DCS Stadium on Saturday against unbeaten runaway leaders Barwell, who edged past Willand Rovers after extra time to reach the FA Vase, quarter finals.

However, there was disappointment for Coventry Sphinx at Lye Thomas sabo charms Meadow where Danny McSheffrey's charges were drubbed 3-0 by Alvechurch, who were avenging a 2-0 beating at Siddeley Avenue early in the season.

The Worcestershire outfit made the initial breakthrough just beyond the half-hour through Callum Gittings, the first goal Sphinx had conceded in four games.

But it was a slick second-half double from Martin Crawford that added the final nails to the visitors' coffin.

His well-taken strikes came on 67 and 89 minutes.

Sphinx look to bounce back tonight and strive to recover lost ground on their top eight rivals when they visit bottom half of the table Coleshill Town.

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ALCOHOL firms could face tighter regulation after the Government said there had been "disappointing" progress on adopting a voluntary code of health warnings.

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Major drink producers are being urged to take the lead on tackling binge drinking as the Department of Health prepares to publish a report on the issue next week.

A voluntary code agreed between the Government and industry said that, by the end of 2008, the majority of alcoholic drink labels would include the number of units the drink contained, the recommended sensible drinking guidelines of no more than three or four units a day for men and links of london charms two or three for women, and the website address for the Drinkaware Trust.

Products should also carry a warning to pregnant women and those trying to conceive.

However, next week's report will show that very few companies are complying with all five elements of the code and just 15% of drinks carry all the warnings.

A spokesman for the Department of Health said: "We know that too many are drinking at harmful levels and producers should play their part in helping to stem this tide by ensuring we all have access to clear and consistent health information on labels.

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"Despite responsible efforts from some brands, progress has been disappointing.

"We will be announcing how we will be moving forward on labelling next week".

Liberal Democrat health spokesman Norman Lamb, said: "The alcohol industry agreed to start using these labels yet three years later they still haven't complied.

"This makes a mockery of their claims to be socially responsible."

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BLUEBIRDS boss Dave Jones refused to talk to any written press after his side's defeat at Deepdale due to his on-going ban on Media Wales reporters.

But his words were related by the club's press officer. Jones said his players now have to take "a long hard look at themselves" after crashing to an embarrassing 3-0 defeat against a Preston side who played most of the second half with ten men.

The Bluebirds suffered after disastrous errors from defender Paul Quinn, who conceded as first-half penalty, and goalkeeper Peter Enckelman whose replica tag heruer watches error cost Cardiff the third goal.

"We started well and brightly, but giving away the penalty was a piece of stupidity," said Jones.

"It was a horrible mistake and stupidity costs you.

"After they went down to 10 men we conceded, which made it an uphill struggle.

"We basically just did not deal with a free-kick.

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"We kept the pressure on, but when we went and did what we did for the last one, well, that was the killer.

"I've been in the game for a long time, but I cannot legislate for what Peter has done there.

"There was a lot of stupidity and a lot of my players have to take a long, hard look at themselves. Too many of my players did not show enough commitment. Now we need to dig deep."

Meanwhile Preston boss Darren Ferguson was delighted with his side's victory and hailed his two-goal striker Jon Parkin.

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"It was a big win for us. It was a fantastic team effort and needed to be against a good Cardiff side," said Ferguson.

"Jon has been spot on. He's had to wait for his chance, but he has taken it. He's a big lad, but technically he is very good too. I think he enjoyed himself out there."

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HURLING, LIKE AN IRISHMAN: All right, so there is an Irish sport called hurling. It's not the sort of hurling they do at Irish bars in America - that's called "darts" (we're not going with the obvious here). Rather, it's a wickedly fast field sport played in Ireland that's a cross between soccer, baseball, field hockey, kill-the-guy- with-the-ball, rugby and civil unrest. There's 15 stick-wielding men to a team, lots of Celtic nomenclature and cunning little shorts.

The existence of this sport was made clear to us by a flock of Irish readers after we wrote a column in which we made our friend Jennifer a source of tragically short-lived derision for saying (while discussing, we are certain, the Winter Olympics sport of curling) "I can't believe they call hurling a sport."

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Naturally, a meddling Irishman told the gleefully laughing crowd that, actually, there is a sport called hurling, and Jennifer, crawfishing madly from the Winter Games discussion, insisted that she had been referring to the Irish sport of hurling all along.

And then her mom, Nancy, who ruined our Super Bowl last month with her jarringly abrupt and ungrounded affinity for the New Orleans Saints, similarly insisted - on Facebook! - that her beloved and apparently favorite daughter had been discussing the grueling Irish sport all along (this same woman was either unable or unwilling to summon up a similarly flimsy defense for her other daughter, Wendy, after her "throwing a field goal" remark).

We don't buy it. No one would question the sportedness of the undisputed sport of hurling, inasmuch as it contains bits of practically every sport there is, with the glaring exception of curling.

We'll be generous. We'll say Jennifer meant to say, "I can't believe Clip on charms they call whirling a sport," which, well, who calls it a sport? It's a sort of hyperactive form of spinning meditation as practiced by Sufi dervishes. You can't keep score, unless you give points for falling down in a dizzy stupor.

Or, we'll give her, "I can't believe they call Cornish hurling a sport." The variation is played only in Cornwall. It's basically a mob game played with a silver ball. Our favorite variation - and this is from Wikipedia, not our vast knowledge of Cornish athletics - is the game played every five years at Bodmin, in which "the aim is to carry the ball from Salting Pool via old A30, along Callywith Road, then through Castle Street, Church Square and Honey Street to finish at the Turret Clock in Fore Street. The person who carries the ball to the turret clock receives a reward of 10 pounds from the mayor."

We agree with Jennifer. We can't believe they call that a sport.

BACK TO CURLING: Speaking of curling, which apparently no one was, in that same column we sent people who wish to learn the sport (or whatever) of curling, on a merry chase to Simi Valley to learn the sport, while What's Hot! correspondent Terry Smith tells us there are curling rings (not rinks; rinks are for skating. There are no skates in curling, which is why some people can't believe it's a sport) in way-more nearby Rinks Westminster, 13071 Springdale St., Westminster.

The problem, if you've never tried curling before, is that all the learn-to-curl classes are filled through the end of March.

Still, if you maintain your youthful enthusiasm and this isn't one of those fleeting fancies that come from watching something that looks easy on TV, send an e-mail to .

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THE enduring memory of three teenagers who tragically died 10 years ago has provided the inspiration for Titahi Bay winning the North Island surf boat championships.

In 2000, Matthew Ireland, 16, Samuel Delaney, 17, and Damion Cross, 14 - members of the Titahi Bay Surf Club - died when their car went over the edge of Karangahake Gorge, between Paeroa and Waihi, on the way to the North Island champs at Waihi Beach.

The men's crew has gone to the event every year since the accident. But champion sweep Paul McVicar said that this year - which is the 10th anniversary of the tragedy - they were particularly inspired by the memory of the boys to win the national series title with a round to spare.

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"They were lovely boys whose lives were tragically cut short. That is one of the main reasons we come up every replica tag heruer watches year - so we don't forget."

Mr McVicar used their memory to encourage his crew to victory during the homeward stretch in the final.

"I was yelling and yelling and yelling and it was an emotional way to seal victory."

Club captain Byron Malcomson said the tribute to the teenagers started each year when the team drove past the three white crosses marking the accident spot in the gorge.

"Every year since the boys passed we stop there and drop flowers off and put surf club hats there. They were great kids and they had brilliant futures ahead of them. It's just a shame they were taken from us."

The boys are also remembered when the team returns home. "We honked the horn as we went past [yesterday] saying 'See you next year, boys'."

Richard Ireland, father of Matthew, said he got a text message from Mr Malcomson just after the floral tribute and caps had been left for the boys.

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The other members of Mr McVicar's crew are Dean Ellis, Tim Marsden, Chris Martin and Ben Ashby.

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The stakes are unusually high for West Virginia State in its men's home basketball game against Alderson-Broaddus tonight.

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The Yellow Jackets are trying to keep pace with league-leading West Liberty in the West Virginia Conference title race and need a victory to bolster their position in the Atlantic Region rankings, which determine NCAA Division II postseason berths.

State (19-3, 15-2) enters today's 7:30 p.m. game in Institute at No. 2 in the conference and No. 5 in the region. The Battlers (17- 4, 13-3) are still alive in the WVC race at No. 4 and, if victorious tonight, would improve on their No. 10 regional ranking.

Teams that finish the season ranked in the region's top six are generally assured of postseason bids.

In addition, the Jackets would like to redeem themselves for an 84-79 loss Jan. 21 in Philippi in which they trailed 41-22 at halftime.

State is 10-0 at home this season and owns a 21-game win home winning streak.

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Another hot team, the University of Charleston (14-7, 12-4), has won six in a row, ranks fifth in the conference and plays host to resurgent Davis & Elkins at 8 p.m. today at Eddie King Gym.

The Senators (11-8, 9-6) are seventh in the league and are seeking a double-digit WVC victory total for the first time since 1982. The Senators also have positioned themselves to earn a home game in the conference tournament's opening round.

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In women's play, State (14-9, 10-8) will face Alderson-Broaddus (7-14, 5-11) at 5:30 tonight in Institute, and WVC-leading UC (15- 6, 12-4) will oppose D&E (12-10, 8-9) at 6 p.m. at Eddie King Gym.

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The West Virginia men's basketball team today climbed in both the Associated Press Top 25 and the USA Today/ESPN Coaches' polls.

The Mountaineers (19-3), who play host tonight to Villanova, are ranked Nos. 5 and 4, respectively, up one spot in the AP media poll and two spots in the coaches' poll.

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Villanova is No. 4 in the AP poll and No. 5 in the coaches' poll after tumbling from No. 2 in both following a loss to replica breitling watches Georgetown over the weekend.

The Pitt Panthers managed to stay ranked in both polls, despite a 1-1 week that included a lopsided loss to WVU. Pitt, which plays host to Robert Morris tonight and to WVU on Friday in a rematch of its 70-51 loss in Morgantown five days ago, is No. 25 in the AP poll (down from No. 22) replica tag heruer watches and is No. 23 in the USA Today/ESPN poll (down from No. 21).

In the AP women's poll, West Virginia moved into the top 10 at No. 9, up two spots this week.

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