Holland shines as Rangers force decisive Game 5
Derek Holland pitched 8 1 3 strong innings to outpitch the St Louis Cardinals 4 0 in Arlington. He kept Albert Pujols in check and tied the World Series at 2 2 prompting manager Ron Washington to summon Neftali Feliz for the finish.
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Westminster Football Tops Thiel in PAC Clash for Big Showdown
Westminster Titans defeated Thiel 48-21 in Presidents' Athletic Conference action to improve to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in PAC. Quarterback Lehocky threw three TDs, tying career bests while surpassing 3,500 career passing yards, and Geno Pasquinelli added 99 receiving yards and two scores as Westminster set up a decisive showdown with 6-0 Thomas More at Harold Barry Stadium.
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Lady Lancers Fall to Greensburg Central Catholic in 10-1 Loss
Greensburg Central Catholic's Marea Fabean and Frannie Crouse led a 7 goal first half and 3 more in the second as Neshannock suffered a 10-1 loss. DeBlasio scored for the Lady Lancers who finished 6-10-3 while Pitt targets Fabean and Crouse drew interest from major programs. McConnell praised her team’s growth and noted five freshmen and three sophomores gained valuable postseason experience for next year.
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Makenzie Shearson
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Hounds barriers fare well in Mercer County meet
Wilmington High cross country performers shone at the Mercer County Cross Country Invitational held at Hickory Delahunty Middle School. Kate Robb placed third in the girls race, with Rikki Brumbaugh seventh and Isabel Sherwood 52nd as the team showed depth. In the boys event Zach Paden led the Greyhounds with 18 37, while Ryan Davis and Danny Rhodes finished 54th and 72nd. Junior high results saw Sarah Behn second in the girls and Derek Craig fourth in the boys.
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Sarah Behn
Derek Craig
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Shenango Stumbles as Sto-Rox Routs Wildcats in Open Quarter
Shenango’s Josh Beverly rushed for 49 yards and three touchdowns before leaving with an ankle sprain as Sto-Rox built a 16 6 lead after one quarter and pulled away to a 46 12 victory. Sto-Rox’s Lenny Williams connected with Marrett Geter on a 46 yard TD and added a 1 yard score while Shenango battled penalties and a blocked punt.
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Steelers Snap Slump With 73 Yard TD Pass
Kalb lofted a short throw to LaRod Stephens-Howling who sprinted 73 yards for a score as Pittsburgh trimmed a 17-14 deficit to pull within 3. Roethlisberger acknowledged progress but said Seattle still not there yet.
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Cardinals face road-heavy stretch after tough loss
The Cardinals risk a disaster season with four of five games on the road after a defeat that snapped a 10-road win streak. Kolb went 18 of 34 for 272 yards with two touchdowns and an interception as Beanie Wells left with a sprained knee. Pittsburgh rolled 445 yards in a warmup for the next week against New England, plus Hines Ward left injured.
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Roethlisberger shines as Steelers win over Cardinals
Roethlisberger threw for 361 yards and three TDs on 26 of 39, with no picks as Wallace starred with 118 yards on three catches and a 95 yard score. Brown emerged as a strong second option with 102 yards on seven catches. Need for bigger, faster offense against Patriots noted.
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