Styles cut by Rams to clear cap space
The St. Louis Rams released linebacker Lorenzo Styles, a key backup from their Super Bowl team, to ease salary cap concerns. Styles, a Farrell High School and Ohio State alum, was set to earn 1.05 million next season but could be invited back on a reduced deal. GM Charley Armey left the door open, noting Styles is a good fit if the cap allows.
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DeSalvo Shuts Out Ohio Northern in 7-0 Marietta Win
Marietta College pitcher Matt DeSalvo blanked Ohio Northern to earn his second shutout of the season in a 7-0 victory. The Union Area High School product retired four while allowing two hits, improving to 11-1 on the year as Marietta (39-5) clinched the Ohio Athletic Conference regular season title with a doubleheader sweep of Ohio Northern.
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Slippery Rock Opens PSAC Playoffs at Blair County Ballpark
Slippery Rock University baseball starts PSAC playoffs at 4 p.m. Thursday facing Shippensburg at Altoona’s Blair County Ballpark. The Rockets are the West’s No. 1 seed, while Shippensburg is the East's No. 2 seed.
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Inside Wood no match for Pirates this time around
A concise sports item notes Inside Wood could not overcome the Pirates in a latest matchup. The brief reports the outcome without additional scores or context, reflecting a compact leaf of game coverage from page 20.
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Flyers Dominate Penguins In 6-3 Playoff Victory
Daymond Langkow opened with a goal 23 seconds in and rookie Andy Delmore notched a hat trick as the Flyers defeated Pittsburgh 6-3 to take a 3-2 series lead. Mark Recchi set up four goals and scored once while Dan McGillis added an early second-period tally.
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Flyers surge ends Pens bid as Delmore sparks rally
Philadelphia roared back from a 2-0 deficit in the series as Delmore scored in regulation and overtime to lead a comeback over Pittsburgh. He tallied five goals in the series, matching Jaromir Jagr, and Delmore recalled from the AHL delivered a hat trick. The Flyers finally won at home, snapping the Penguins' road-win streak in a pivotal playoff clash.
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Jagr hurt adds to Penguins playoff woes
Philadelphia Reuters reports Jaromir Jagr again sidelined by a left quadriceps issue as the Pittsburgh Penguins drop to a 6-3 defeat to the Philadelphia Flyers in the Eastern Conference semifinals. With Game 6 in doubt, Jagr struggles to skate and move, leaving Pittsburgh scrambling to adjust without their league scoring leader.
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Americans miss Olympic marathon spots at Pittsburgh trial
In unseasonably hot and humid weather at Pittsburgh, Rod DeHaven won the men's marathon in 2:15:30 and Christine Clark claimed the women's title in 2:33:31, yielding only two U.S. Olympic berths as both winners failed to meet Sydney qualifying times. Long Distance Running chair Danny Grimes criticized the conditions and USA Track & Field chief Craig Masback urged change after a disappointing showing. The results leave the U.S. with no more than two runners in the Games unless faster qualifiers emerge.
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