Pro Hockey National Hockey League Standings and Scores
Eastern and Western Conference standings by division with wins losses overtime points and goals for and against. Includes yesterday results and today's and tomorrow's scheduled games for teams such as Pittsburgh New York Rangers Philadelphia New Jersey Islanders Nashville Minnesota Vancouver Los Angeles San Jose Phoenix Anaheim Montreal Toronto Buffalo Ottawa Montreal etc. Two points awarded for a win and one for an overtime loss.
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College and pro football and basketball scores roundup
East region results include Fairfield over Niagara 79 75 Jona 69 over Canisius 57 Manhattan 71 over Rider 55 Seton Hall 81 over Auburn 59 Syracuse 72 over Florida 68 Midwest Minn Duluth 101 over Minn Crookston Minn St Mankato 65 over Wayne Neb Missouri 90 over Northwestern St Northern St SD 85 over Concordia St Paul Northwestern 92 over MVSU St Cloud St 78 over Mary 55 South Cincinnati 57 over Georgia 51 Longwood 92 over SC State 81 Louisville 62 over Vanderbilt 60 OT Southwest Oklahoma 82 over Sacramento St 53 Far West Long Beach St 79 over BYU Hawaii 43 North Texas 92 over La Sierra 45 Utah Valley 84 over Haskell Indian Nations 49. Second Round at Sherwood CC leaders Tiger Woods 69 67 136 Kuchar 139 Choia 139 etc. NCAA playoff schedules listed for Div I FCS FBS.
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Bowling Results From Weekly Scores Across Divisions
William and Roger DeCarbo report senior men high of 245 by Myron Morris and 693 series by John Lehett in independent men. Women see Bev Panarella 557 series. leaders include Scarlet Tanagers and Broncos with strong averages and multiple titled leaders across divisions.
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High School Football Playoff Pairings Announced
North Penn advances over Council Rock South 34 14 while Nazareth meets La Salle at Liberty High Bethlehem and state college faces North Allegheny. Arch Wood edges Pottsgrove 41 22 as Allegheny Central Catholic and Shamokin roll. Mount Carmel meets Lancaster Catholic at noon Shamokin High. West Philadelphia Catholic to face Pen Argyl at South Philadelphia. Sunday NFL matchups include Bengals at Steelers and Packers at Giants. Golf and college games listed with times on ESPN Fox Sports and The Golf Channel.
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Local Bowling and School Tournaments Announced
The Neshannock Touchdown Club meets at 7 p.m. Thursday in the high school cafeteria to vote on officers. St. Vitus School hosts a 35th annual basketball tournament starting Monday through December 21 with eight teams per grade group. Union Township Bocce League seeks four or five players. Masters and Senior Masters Bowling Tournaments angle for LCBA titles at Colonial Lanes with qualifying rounds and cashing bowls.
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Steelers Rally as Dalton Impresses in Battle with Steelers
The Steelers remain 6 of 7, winning ugly but advancing. Bengals rookie Andy Dalton shined with 16 touchdown passes, signaling a playoff push while Pittsburgh prepares for Woodley and Polamalu to return from injuries.
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Polamalu suffers repeat head injuries amid concussion scrutiny
Polamalu left Sunday's game with a head injury for the second time in six weeks. Cumulative effect concerns arise as he notes awareness of research and scrutiny, while teammate James Harrison faces a fourfold fine in the same context.
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Steelers Safety Polamalu on Concussions and Fines
Troy Polamalu says only time will tell if the increased focus on concussions is overstated. The discussion follows notable penalties, including a $100,000 league fine for illegal hits last season and Ryan Clark's recent late head hit fine. The Steelers challenge Roger Goodell’s discipline system amid growing safety emphasis.
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