Brad and Dawn Patsy of Cowansville claimed first place in the husband-wife category at the Pennsylvania State Archery Association's final shoot of the year recently.

The couple also won the overall state title in that division. Dawn Patsy finished second in women's unlimited AAat the final shoot and won the overall state crown.

Butler's team of Aaron Hildebrand, Jim Shuler, Brad and Dawn Patsy took first place in the shoot. Hildebrand finished first in men's unlimited AAwhile Brad Patsy was third.

TORONTO — Blue Jays manager John Gibbons wound up with a bloody nose Monday after tangling with pitcher Ted Lilly near the dugout during Toronto's game against Oakland.Lilly was pulled in the third inning, when the Athletics scored seven runs to close to 8-7. Gibbons chewed out the pitcher, who refused to give him the ball.When Lilly left the mound for the locker room, Gibbons followed him. A team trainer and a number of players then ran down the stairs.Cameramen near the dugout saw Gibbons push Lilly first. A television camera later showed Gibbons with a bloody nose.

MEDINAH, Ill — Tom Lehman filled out the U.S. Ryder Cup team Monday by taking Stewart Cink and Scott Verplank as his captain's picks, hoping experience and accuracy will help his squad end a dozen years of European dominance.Cink, a captain's pick two years ago, has been one of the few Americans to play well over the last two months in moving up to No. 12 in the standings.Verplank was a top candidate to be a pick going into the PGA Championship because of his accuracy off the tee and his putting, along with his 2-1 record at The Belfry in 2002 when Verplank became the first Ryder Cup rookie to make the team as a pick.But Verplank missed the cut at Medinah after taking two double bogeys over the final three holes.