Memorial event honors late outdoorsman Jim Tervo
The first Jim Tervo memorial fishing event raised funds and awareness for youth outdoor programs. Diana and children distributed prizes to 112 contestants for largest bluegill, crappie, trout and perch, while his family and friends organized the gathering at Coachman’s Club Lake and planted a wildlife food plot to inspire future hunts and fishing efforts.
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Coachman’s Club Lake
Aaron
Bria
Phillip Vargo
Art Herb
Nick Santoro
Emilee Vargo
McGill
Dan
Dennis Alduk
Elaine
Tom Mateja
Diane
Judy Vanessa
Diane Evenoski
Joyce Tervo
Bill List
Rod Cynthia
Tom Tomasovich
ATVs Break Morning Silence On Mountain Turkey Hunt
A hunter recalls climbing a ridge before dawn and calling in gobblers. Moments after reaching the top two camouflaged ATV riders roared past, their headlights cutting through the early light as the hunt continued beyond.
Baseball scoreboard shows scattered NL and AL standings
National League East led by Philadelphia and Atlanta. Central with Cincinnati and Houston. West led by Los Angeles and San Francisco as daily results shuffle teams. American League lists Boston, Toronto, Baltimore at top with Cleveland and Seattle in pursuit. daily games include Mets at Yankees and Dodgers at Cubs with multiple late-evening matches.
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Major League line scores package report
National League action features St Louis and Pittsburgh in a high scoring game with Rolen and Castillo homers. Milwaukee and Cincinnati split after 11 innings as Dunn hits for Cincinnati. Colorado and Washington trade runs with Torrealba driving in key scores. Houston topping Chicago 11 runs in a strong Oswalt start. Atlanta blanked by Florida in extras, while New York and Philadelphia combine for a 9-6 tilt. San Francisco and Arizona settle with Cain earning the win. Los Angeles edges San Diego 6-3 as Halladay? (text note) Kansas City and Los Angeles produce a late rally in a nine run encounter.
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Major MLB NFL and NHL player moves reported
Baseball Orioles place Jay Gibbons on 15 day DL and recall Ed Rogers. Indians release Scott Sauerbeck. Phillies recall Scott Mathieson. Pirates agree to terms with Michael Felix. Chiefs name Ray Farmer pro personnel director. 49ers sign Delanie Walker Melvin Oliver and Vickiel Vaughn to four year deals. Titans announce Brad Hopkins retirement. Redskins sign Reed Doughty. Ducks re sign Travis Moon. Stars exercise option and sign Niklas Hagman. Wild name Chris Snow hockey operations head. Rangers trade Mike Green rights to Dallas for 2008 conditional pick. Lightning sign Eric Perrin. Canucks acquire Tommi Santala and 2007 draft pick in exchange for 2007 pick.
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Vickiel Vaughn
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Jere Lehtinen
Niklas Hagman
Minnesota Wild
Chris Snow
NEW York Rangers
Mike Green
Dallas
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Eric Perrin
Vancouver Canucks
Tommi Santala
Atlanta
Baseball Leaders Rise As NL Stats Lineup Surges
National League batting leaders include Rolen St Louis .358 Holliday Colorado .348 S Sanchez Pittsburgh .346 Mi Cabrera Florida .338 Wright New York .336 Atkins Colorado .335 Renteria Atlanta .328 Holliday leads hits with 86 Wright 84 Eckstein 84 Pujols St Louis 65 Berkman 56 AJones 56 Howard 54 CaLee 53 Bay 52 Beltran 52 RBI. Pujols 65 Dunn 23 A Soriano 23 Howard 22 CaLee 21 Bay 19 Celgado 19 Home runs Pujols 25 Dunn 23 A Soriano 23 Howard 22 CaLee 21 Bay 19 Celgado 19.
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Dallas and Miami Meet in NBA Finals Showdown
The best of seven series between Dallas and Miami progresses with game results noted. Through three games Dallas leads 2-1 after a 99 85 win, and Miami tied 98 96 in a recent contest. The next matchup is scheduled in Miami at 9 p.m.
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Oilers Beat Hurricanes In Overtime At Raleigh
Edmonton tops Carolina 5 4 in overtime after Pisani scores the winner at 3 31 of overtime. Markkanen makes 21 saves on 24 shots while Ward stops 25 of 29. Scoring highlights include Pisani with two goals and Staal doubling for the Hurricanes.
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Stanley Cup Finals tense chase between Edmonton and Carolina
In the Stanley Cup Finals the series shows Carolina leading 3-2 after wins on June 5 and 7 and a Carolina victory 2-1 on June 12. Edmonton won 4-3 in overtime yesterday to cut the deficit to one game with games planned for Edmonton and Carolina at 8 p.m. as needed.
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Local auto racing results from Lernerville and Mercer speedways
Full card of feature results across divisions at Lernerville Speedway and Mercer Raceway Park. Notable winners include Kevin Bol land, David Scott, Rob Eyler, and Rex King in sprint and stock classes with multiple drivers achieving top ten finishes. Results credited to Axion Power Battery Manufacture official.
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Kevin Schaeffer
Ed Lynch Jr
Carl Bowser
Arnie Kent
Brent Matus
Scott Bonnell
Ralph Spithaler
Brian Ellenberger
Gary Rankin
Scott Priester
David Scott
Gary Lyle
Ken Schaltenbrand
Mike Blose
Alex Ferree
Lynn Geisler
Matt Lux
Jared Miley
John Mollick
Tony Burke
Kevin Bolland
Tom Winkle
Joe Crawford
Rex King
Brian Swartzlander
Des Rougeux Jr
Russell King
Mark Flick
Jim Weller Jr
Keith Swartzlander
Steve Young
Mike Stine
Mike Lutz
Brian Fink
Matt Reeder
Rob Eyler
Bob Femlee
Rod George
Gary Edwards
Todd Bauer
Kevin Andrusky
J.R. Stewart
Bill Thomas
Bob McCann
Scott Stiffler
Dave Willoughby
Andy Sweetland
Russ Dunn
Jeff Walters
Bruce Powell
Ed Wilson
Mike Kerr
Brian Boocher
Jarret Moore
Andy Thompson
Shaun Hooks
Bill Lanigan
Terry Wheeler
Ryan Moyer
Bryan Shaffer
Doug Jorio II
Tom Moore
Strickly
Bryan Wagner
Carl Ealy
Patrick Heckman
William Morrison III
William Shelatree
Dave Ahgood Jr
Paul Reiser
Sharon Speedway
Dan Lewis
Steve D'Apolito
Stan Woomer
Sonny Wisler
Jim Rasey
Rob Curtis
Chanda Reitz
Des Rougeux
Rob Kristyak
Jimmy Weller
Bob Dorman
Tri-City
Andy McKisson
Andy Priest
Bobby Whittling
Joe Lockhart
Scott Myers
Andy Buckley
Jason Engles
Jeff Lockhart
Thundercars
Jeff Manners
Josh Miller
Weare Cook
Joe Blake
Ed Defoe
Bill Kluck Jr
Charlie McMillen
Jon Huff
Bill Hale
John K. Miller
Brian Turk
Axion Power Battery
Shenango Soccer Club Registration for Fall Team Opens
Shenango Soccer Club announces fall season registrations at Shenango soccer fields today 5 30 to 7 30 p m and Saturday 11 30 a m to 2 30 p m for children born Aug 1 1994 to July 31 2002. Fee 40 per player and no late registrations after Saturday. Call Steve at 724 657 8615 for details. Dayspring hosts ninth annual 5K race and 2 mile walk at Park Gate Baptist Ellwood City race starts 9 a m Saturday registration from 7 30 a m at the church. Forms available at Healthy Wealthy & Wise Bookstore Ellwood City. Call 724 752 1600 for more information.
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Local fast-pitch results from Shenango and New Castle area play
Shenango-Dr. Rich topped Laurel 12 to 3 powered by six runs in the sixth inning. Ashley Evanoski pitched a complete game as teammates Miranda Black Erin Watkins and Johnelle Henry each counted two runs. New Castle Area 18 & Under 8 defeated Kittanning 0 with Taylor Kimmel tossing a one-hitter and Ashley Beltz joining 3-for-3. Beltz Farris Strager-Rice and Rodgers led New Castle scorers as Kimmel and Farris combined on a no-hitter in the 6 5 win. Neshannock 15 under beat Mohawk C 15-0 in three innings on the 15-run rule. Miranda McCormick and Kelsey Moss had two hits apiece. Union crushed Ellwood City 13-1 behind Jordan Rooney one-hitter and three-hit afternoons from Phillip Conrad Matt Ault and others.
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Erin Watkins
Johnelle Henry
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Taylor Kimmel
New Castle
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Samantha Nicholson
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Casey Reiber
Lawrence County
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Ellwood City
T&m Hardware
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Jordan Rooney
Phillip Conrad
Matt Ault
Charles Hedland
Jordan Clingensmith
Nick DeCesare
PIAA baseball playoffs semifinals set for Monday
In Class AAAA at Blair County Ballpark Altoona Delaware Valley meets Manheim Twp at 2 p.m. Riverside faces Montoursville at 11 a.m. Sun Valley plays Pine-Richland at 2 p.m. in Class AA bracket. Christopher Dock battles Villa Maria in Class A at 11 a.m. Riverside and Montoursville won semis. others results noted.
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PIAA softball playoffs brace for tense showdowns
Harboro-Horsham edged Souderton 1 0 in 10 innings while Shaler defeated Dowsiomems 5 0. West Class AAA saw Donegal beaten by Allentown Central Catholic 9 2. Punxsutawney routed Corry 10 0. Lakeland overwhelmed Dallas 5 2 in 11 innings. Harbor Creek toppled Sto Rox 5 0. Blue Ridge swept Northern Cambria 11 0. Iroquois outlasted Smethport 5 1. Matches set at Shippensburg and Ippensburg universities and 10 a.m. starts.
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On the Air Thursday Sports Schedule Channels and Matchups
ESPN2 airs World Cup group games including England versus Trinidad and Tobago at 11 55 a m and Sweden against Paraguay at 2 55 p m then ESPN presents U S Open first round golf with segments at 3 p m and 5 p m followed by TBS coverage of Braves at Marlins and ESPN2 coverage of Red Sox at Twins both at 7 p m ABC televizes Mavericks at Heat Game 4 in NBA Finals at 9 p m
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