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BEVERLY — Tyler Noe set the tone for his team with a leadoff home run in the bottom of the first inning. By the time the inning ended, the Peabody West Little League all-star team had put eight runs on the board — serving notice that unbeaten Beverly East would not take the District 15 Williamsport title from them without a battle.

Peabody West held on to defeat Beverly East, 11-6, last night at Harry Ball Field, forcing a one-game, winner-take-all showdown tonight (7 p.m.) between the two clubs at the same location. The winner takes the District 15 crown and moves on to the state sectionals, which begin this weekend in Beverly.

"We came out flying when Tyler hit that home run," said Peabody West manager Dave Batchelor, his team fighting back to earn another shot at Beverly East after losing to them, 3-1, in the winner's bracket final last week.

"Beverly didn't make it easy for us, but now it's anybody's game. (Tonight) we'll see what happens."

Peabody West sent 11 batters to the plate in that first inning, knocking two baseballs out of the park. Noe's shot cleared the bleachers in left-center field, while starting pitcher Ryan McManus helped himself with a grand slam. Two more runs came home on Noe's second trip to the plate when his grounder was thrown away.

Bills’ Mitchell could change for the better

Kawika’s a chameleon. One of the Buffalo Bills’ celebrated defensive additions this offseason, Mitchell is hoping to use his adaptability to enhance a linebacker unit that was already capable before he got to town. At the same time, he has to kill whispers that he may have benefited from being a small sprocket in a tirelessly churning engine as a New York Giant; the opportunity to establish himself as an individual is there for him to grasp as a prominent new member of a promising group.

While he automatically won the weakside linebacker starting job the moment he signed with the Bills, it’s important to remember that it’s still a relatively new position to Mitchell -- who played middle linebacker in his first four years in the league as a Kansas City Chief and only shifted to his right last year for the Giants. In that respect, Mitchell could still be in the midst of a probationary learning period, which is especially nice considering he earned a ring in the meantime.

The Bills are hoping he can employ his strengths on the weak side, perhaps by allowing the squad to take more chances. Regarding Mitchell's penchant for aggressiveness, his 3.5 sacks last season almost doubled his career total, as he now has eight over five seasons. While Bills linebackers only totaled six sacks last year, that’s largely thanks to the fact that Buffalo didn’t blitz much, preferring to restrain its back seven players in a conservative fashion.

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Name : Beverley Mitchell

Birth Date : January 22, 1981

Birth Place : Arcadia, California, USA

Birth Name : Beverley Anne Mitchell

Height : 5' 2

Education : Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles (majored in Film)

Nationality : American

Profession : Actor

Claim to fame : as Lucy Camden on TV Series 7th Heaven

Beverley Mitchell was born on January 22, 1981, in Arcadia, California to David, an auto racing promoter, and mom Sharon, an office manager. It can be said that Beverley never had plans of becoming an actress but yes destiny had her career plans stored in for her. When she was still young she was noticed by and agent when she was having her temper tantrums with her mother. The agent was somehow fascinated by her and offered to be a part of a commercial. Opportunity knocked at her door when she appeared in a a TV campaign for Oscar Mayer