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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
13
Tedy Bruschi returned to football action a year after missing minicamp due to a stroke and calf injury. He played in the AFC divisional loss at Denver, recording five tackles, and has since worked out regularly and participated fully in the first two days of a three day minicamp.
Fernando Pisani scored the overtime winner to lift Edmonton in the Stanley Cup finals against Carolina, giving the Oilers an early lead. A Penn State student who assaulted a police officer after a football victory last fall was sentenced to at least four months in prison and may qualify for work release.
Five days of opening World Cup calm were shattered by a volley of bottles and chairs as dozens of German hooligans clashed with police before a pivotal victory over Poland. By midnight rain began and police reported 300 arrests of German and Polish fans.
After 37 years as a teacher and 32 years guiding Shenango High School track and field, Floyd Montgomery finished his teaching duties on a Friday and concluded his head boys track tenure at the PIAA Championships held May 27 at Penn State, signaling the end of an era.
Freddy Sanchez jokes about Zach Duke’s swing as Duke drives in three and Jose Castillo hits a three run homer to back a 9-7 Pirates victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Castillo's homer followed Wilson's double and Sanchez's walk in a three run sixth.
Edmonton's Fernando Pisani scored a short handed OT winner to stun the Hurricanes 4-3 in Game 5, sending the Stanley Cup final back to Edmonton. Oilers goalie depth and Markkanen stood tall as Carolina led the series 3-2 with Saturday’s pivotal clash looming.
Pittsburgh AP reports Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger left Mercy Hospital around 11:30 p.m. after more than two days recovering from facial injuries from a motorcycle crash. Doctors found no brain injuries but he remains concussed as tests continue. The Pirates signed their second round pick Michael Felix, Lincoln posted 12-2 1.69 ERA for Houston.
John Veltre, 17, placed fourth at the 2006 Pepsi United States Bowling Congress Championship in Allentown, earning a spot in the National Bowling Tournament in Fort Lauderdale this July. He will be a Shenango High School senior this fall and is the son of John and Adora Veltre.
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