Webster's three run homer lifts Dodgers past Pirates
Mitch Webster pinch hits for Los Angeles and hits a three run homer off Denny Neagle in the sixth inning, turning an 6 4 deficit into an 8 6 Dodgers win. Jim Gott notches the win and Dave Candelaria earns the save as Pittsburgh falls to 7 7 on the season while LA moves to .500 at 23 23. Pirates starter Bob Walk leaves with a groin strain.
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Pittsburgh
Mitch Webster
Three Rivers Stadium
Webster
Denny Neagle
Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ebster
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Jim Gott
Candelaria
Gott
Darryl Strawberry
Eric Davis
Davis
Strawberry
Lenny Harris
Eric Karros
Bob Walk
Leyland
Pirates select catcher Jason Kendall with first pick
Pirates take high school catcher Jason Kendall from Torrance California as the 23rd overall draft pick. Kendall is the son of former major leaguer Fred Kendall and could choose San Diego State or sign with Pittsburgh. He hit 549 in his senior year with a 43 game hitting streak and strong defensive credentials.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jason Kendall
Torrance High School
Torrance
Calif
Kendall
Fred
Pirates
Yogi Berra
Dale
Barry Bonds
Bobby
San Diego State
Rick
Jason
Jack Zduriencik
New Castle
Zduriencik
Houston
Nevin
Cal State-Fullerton
Astros
John Burke
University of Florida
Bill Wood
Demura to celebrate 10th anniversary in New Castle events
Master Fumio Demura president of Itosu Kai international will mark the 10th anniversary of the New Castle branch with a Friday training for members only. Saturday hosts an Itosu Kai Invitational at Parkstown Lanes at 9:30 a.m., banquet at Troggio's at 6:30 p.m. Sunday features open seminars at Parkstown Lanes with sessions for juniors and adults. Information line 652 1732.
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Bill Stoner
Fumio Demura
Japan Karate-Do
Itosu Kai International
New Castle
Demura
Stoner
Itosu-Kai
Parkstown Lanes
Troggio’s
Bob Kalafat
Ken McFarland
Bocce Standings Show LaMarco and Bordonaro Leading
LaMarco Appliance and Bordonaro Fruitland top Lawrence County Bocce League in North and South divisions. LaMarco leads North at 7-1, one game up on Cialella & Carney. Bordonaro heads the South at 7-1, ahead of Ventura Bridal and Castle Rent.
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LaMarco Appliance
Bordonaro Fruitland
Lawrence County
LaMarco
Cialella & Carney
Mahoning Deli
Bill’s Bake Shop
Culbertson Locksmithing
Roger DeCarbo
Beco Construction
Bordonaro
Ventura Bridal
Castle Rent
Villanova Inn
Erme’s
D’addio Nursery
Pizza Joe’s
Remacor Narrowly Defeats Cody Construction in NCBL
Remacor edged Cody Construction 7-6 in North County Baseball League action as Mark DeMonaco doubled and homered. Carm Nocera and Mark Elisco drove in two runs each, Nocera Hawkins and Bonner added two hits apiece. Jim Miles improved to 2-0 after Remacor scored three in the sixth. Hervatine led Cody with three hits and two runs. Mitchell and Bobin homered for the losers.
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Mark DeMonaco
Carm Nocera
Mark Elisco
Remacor
Cody Construction
North County Baseball League
Nocera
Ced Hawkins
Mike Bonner
Jim Miles
Paul Hervatine
Cody
Bob Mitchell
Jon Bobin
Calgary nips Youngstown Pride in overtime thriller
Calgary overcame Jamie Waller 42 points as Jim Thomas hit a late free throw with 53 seconds left in overtime to seal a 119-118 win over the Youngstown Pride at Beeghly Center. Thomas and Chip Engelland scored 27 each, while Waller added 42 points, 11 rebounds and six steals for Youngstown. Mark Wade scored 23 for the Pride, and Fred Cofield sat out due to a one game suspension.
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Jim Thomas
Calgary
Jamie Waller
Youngstown Pride
Youngstown
Beeghly Center
Thomas
Chip Engelland
Pride
Waller
Mark Wade
Fred Cofield
Cofield
Hamilton
WBL
Arrow named to MAC 1992 Spring All Academic Team
Neshannock High graduate David Arrow, a Messiah College tennis player in Grantham Pennsylvania, earned selection to the Middle Atlantic Conference 1992 Spring All Academic Team. Arrow, a chemistry major, will be a senior next fall and must be a sophomore or higher with a 3.4 GPA or better and serve as a starter or key reserve.
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Neshannock High
David Arrow
Messiah College
Grantham
Arrow
USC Avonworth win PIAA first round on Flaherty Field
Upper St. Clair won the Class AAA contest 13 3 over Harborcreek while Avonworth defeated Cranberry 15 6 in Class AA. Grant Jackson homered and pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts. Shenango Decathlon slated June 16 19 with entries due Friday call Floyd Montgomery or Shenango High for details.
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Upper St. Clair
Avonworth
Flaherty Field
Bert St. Clair
Harborcreek
Grant Jackson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Antelopes
Cranberry
Shenango
Athon
Shenango High School
Floyd Montgomery
Shenango High
Gwin and Lough Lead Final Local Track Honor Roll
Mohawk's Mike Gwin and Shenango's Shannon Lough top the WPIAL Division III Section I honor roll. Gwin led in the 400 and anchored two relays. Lough starred in the 200 400 and high jump, with other area athletes earning multiple events across boys and girls divisions.
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Mike Gwin
Mohawk High
Shenango
Shannon Lough
Gwin
Frew Mill
Angelo Cabbagestalk
Mohawk
Jason Williamson
Lough
Christine Paolini
Wilmington
Stephanie En Tes
Francine Krupa
Melodi Dess
Janie Cebula
Rich Butler
Greg Erskine
Brant Koscinski
Laurel
Colin Kane
Willie Harris
Jason Hasson
Ili
Kayanna Harrison
Farrell
Tracy Hazlett
Penguins rally past Blackhawks to claim back to back Stanley Cups
Pittsburgh defeats Chicago 6 5 to complete consecutive championships as Lemieux, Jagr, Stevens and Tocchet lead a high scoring final. Roenick and Graham each notch goals for the Blackhawks but Murphy and the Penguins defense clamp down late.
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Brian Trottier
Chicago
Ed Belfour
Dominik Hasek
Hasek
Mario Lemieux
Kevin Stevens
Trottier
Pittsburgh
Larry Murphy
Ron Francis
Edmonton Oilers
Jeremy Roenick
Penguins
Blackhawks
Tocchet
Murphy
Francis
Jaromir Jagr
Lemieux
Graham
Brian Noonan
Edmonton
Wayne Gretzky
Stevens Roenick
Graves
Mullen
New York
Jagr
Man who threatened Witt sentenced to psychiatric facility
Harry Veltman III was sentenced to 37 months in a psychiatric facility for sending threatening letters and nude photos of himself to Olympic skater Katarina Witt. He received three years probation, must avoid Witt contact, and will join a counseling program after release. He acted as his own attorney and was convicted March 12.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Harry Veltman III
Katarina Witt
Veltman
Witt
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Andre Ganzy
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Mike Webster
Mike Greer
Paul Badger
Albert Russo
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Mowaar
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Wilward
Wilmip Iey
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Sheree Shakespeare
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Ima
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Triple
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Karen Suppok
Thomas Jefferson
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Valley
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Freeport
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Save
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McKeesport
Shaun Gunn
Oakland Catholic
Jackie Slezak
Hempfield
Jen Rocks
Bethel Park
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Jill Kern
North Hills
Kristin Udvari
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Peneues
Mandy Schnupp
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Butler
Stacy Wallace
Baldwin
Jen McGeary
Kiski
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Bridgette Leonard
Frankland Regional
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Kiski Area
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Troy Loney
Dirk Graham
Tom Barrasso
Stevens
Rod Buskas
Chris Chelios
Philadelphia
Bowman
Johnson
Scott
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Scotty
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Kjell Samuelsson
Paul Coffey
Mark Recchi
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Joe Mullen
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