Field of Dreams By Steve Trey
Lawrence County boys advance to the PIAA Track meet as New Castle News coverage highlights preparations and ambitions for the upcoming event.
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Steve Trey
New Castle News
Lawrence County
State track preview at Shippensburg eyes eight top finishers
Associated Press reports top eight for each event at the 2000 PIAA Championships at Shippensburg University. Field focus highlights Wilmington Area shot put favorite Rocky Craley with 58-9 seed, plus discus and hurdles contenders from Mohawk Shenango and Neshannock.
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PIAA
Shippensburg University
Jaren Hayes
Cedar Crest
Christian Day
Freedom
John Deiser
Bethlehem Catholic
Tyrone Diggs
Glen Mills
Patrick Body
Schenley
Marcus Furman
Connellsville
Darnell Foster
Mechanicsburg, Jr
Ernest Terrell
Norristown
Derek Skillings
Derry Area
Marc Mitchell
North Hills
Albert Marquardt
North Schuylkill
Teon Higgs
Upper Perkiomen
Rodney Brown
Troy Roberson
William Tennent
Richard Smith
Pottsville
Robert Pickett
Wallenpaupack
Curtis Waltman
Garden Spot
Zach Valentin
Manheim Township
Matt Riley
Parkland
Rich Watson
Conestoga
Joe Plevelich
Henderson
Steve Craig
North Penn
Sam Bair
Shaler
Joel Thiry
Cocalico
Dan Michael
Matt Evans
Hempfield Area
Mark Holly
Owen J. Roberts
Colin McDonough
Latrobe
Adam Rie Radnor
Joe Wiegner
Council Rock
Dan Mazzacco
Baldwin
Chester Wentz
Lehighton
Dave Diffendorfer
Norwin
Doug Creveling
Easton
Wes Reinhart
Bethel Park
Lou Devlin
East Stroudsburg
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Wilmington
Artie Rayner
Shenango
John Montgomery
Rayner
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Giuliano
Dave McBride
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Zundel
Neshannock
Joe DeMatteis
Mike Kendall
Shippensburg
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Keystone
Warrior Run
Lewisburg
Elk County Christian
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Sean Fabanich
Beaver
Tom Cichoski
Center
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Jeremy Silverman
Annville-Cleona
Gerald Mack
United
Garrett Zosch
Cameron County
Jordan Bradybaugh
Kane
Unclear OCR track results list from Pennsylvania meet
The text lists numerous high school track results across events such as 100 and 200 meter dashes, relays, hurdles, shot put, discus, javelin, high jump, long jump, and triple jump. It names many schools and athletes with their finishes and marks, reflecting a dense meet results page.
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Chuck Mohan
Gateway
Rick Schantz
Butler
Justin McKnight
Indian Valley
Brian Stumpf
North Hills
Ryan Sherwood
McDowell
Luke Sanger
Middletown
Derek McCray
Corry
Dennis Roland
Penncrest
Leo Schappe
Blue Mountain
Scott Barton
Peters Township
Matt Nowakowski
Mike Nehard
Southern Lehigh
Ben Amis
Susquehanna Township
Matt Blaisure
Tunkhannock
Tyler Fideli
Altoona
Mike Kendra
Norwin
Troy Murray
Penn Manor
Graham Peterson
Hershey
McKeesport
Noel Powell
Tamaqua
Dan Alderton
Clarion Limestone
Justin George
Kennedy Christian
Jason Wonder
Boiling Springs
Brett Mandisch
Harrison
al Donadi
Marian Catholic
James Kanuch
Westmont Hilltop
John Sims
Center
Nick Sebes
Mount Carmel
Dave Andrews
Brookville
Ryan Smith
Freedom
Jerrel Mines
Bristol
Chuck Romanowski
Hanover Area
Jason Kilgore
East Pennsboro
Devils force Game 7 with Lemieux goal in 2-1 win
Claude Lemieux scored on a rebound with 8:34 left as New Jersey defeated Philadelphia 2-1 to force a decisive Game 7 in the Eastern Conference finals. Eric Lindros returned for the Flyers, but Jersey held on behind Ken Daneyko and Alexander Mogilny.
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East Rutherford
N.J
New Jersey Devils
Philadelphia Flyers
Eric Lindros
Reggie Jackson
Claude Lemieux
Lemieux
Devils
Lindros
Flyers
Claude
Ken Daneyko
Alexander Mogilny
New Jersey
Craig Ramsay
Daymond Langkow
Holik
Jay Pandolfo
Pirates fall as Dbacks rally to edge Pirates 6-5
Arizona’s Steve Finley drove in two with a two run double in the seventh as the Diamondbacks erased a 3-2 deficit to beat Pittsburgh 6-5. Tony Womack extended his hitting streak to 19 games and Todd Stottlemyre won to improve to 8-2. Jeff Wallace took the loss for the Pirates after Jason Schmidt started strong.
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Phoenix
Steve Finley
Arizona Diamondbacks
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Arizona
Jason Schmidt
Lenny Harris
Tony Womack
Luis Gonzalez
Jeff Wallace
Finley
Jose Silva
Todd Stottlemyre
Brian Giles
Mike Morgan
Byung-Hyun Kim
Williams
John Vander Wal
Travis Lee
Kelly Stinnett
Schmidt
Womack
Jay Bell
Wil Cordero
Dodgers suspended for Wrigley brawl
New York AP reports sixteen Dodgers players and three coaches received suspensions from three to eight games for entering the stands during a May 16 fight at Wrigley Field. Chad Kreuter and coaches Rick Dempsey John Shelby and Glenn Hoffman drew eight games. Total penalties: 60 games for players and 24 for coaches plus fines. the action marks baseball’s broad crackdown on on-field brawls and fan confrontations.
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Rick Dempsey
John Shelby
Glenn Hoffman
Dodgers
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Wrigley
Frank Robinson
Robinson
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Chicago White Sox
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Bud Selig
Players’ Association
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Baseball
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FP Santangelo
Gary Sheffield
Mike Fetters
Terry Adams
Darren Dreifort
Eric Gagne
Onan Masaoka
Alan Mills
Antonio Osuna
Chan Ho Park
Todd Hundley
Eric Karros
Geronimo Berroa
Shawn Green
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