Federer Loses U S Open Final To Del Potro
Juan Martin del Potro stunned Roger Federer 3-6 7-6 4-6 7-6 6-2 to win his first Grand Slam title in a 4 hour 6 minute marathon final at Flushing Meadows. Del Potro, 20, became the fifth youngest Open era champion and the first Argentine winner since 1977, denying Federer a potential six straight titles and No 16 major.
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Roger Federer
del Potro
Howard Fendrich
NEW York (Ap
Juan Martin del Potro
Argentina
Fleeting Meadows
Federer
Rafael Nadal
Flushing Meadows
Nadal
Juan Martin
Jake Garner
Guillermo Vilas
Vilas
Jack Nicklaus
Gwen Stefani
Gavin Rossdale
Vogue
Anna Wintour
Novak Djokovic
Losin
Bill Tilden
Roland Garros
Pete Sampras
Wimbledon
Rod Laver
Mounties fall to Huntingdon in close soccer match
Philipsburg-Osceola boys soccer suffered a 3-2 defeat to Huntingdon, trailing 2-0 at halftime before Karl Gassmann and Alex Boumerhi equalized. Josh Cowher made six saves as PO drops to 0-3 and next plays Central Mountain Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Philipsburg
Philipsburg-Osceola
Huntingdon
Mounties
Karl Gassmann
Alex Boumerhi
Derek Diehl
P-O
Gassmann
Bearcats
Josh Cowher
Josh Wolfe
Ben Lang
Leon Ziemer
Ty Green
Hyde clears 172 191 loss to DuBois Central Catholic on golf links
Clearfield Bisons drop to 2-6 after a 172 191 decision at Clearfield Curwensville CC. Zach Unch led Clearfield with 43 while DCC medallist Brian Fuller shot 39. Other Clearfield scorers were Alex Fisher 46 Troy Granata 49 and Andrew Malloy 53. JV leaders were Ryan Bower 45 for Clearfield and Brad Gallagher 50 for DCC.
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Hyde
Clearfield
DuBois Central Catholic
Clearfield-Curwensville
Zach Unch
Bisons
Cardinals
Brian Fuller
Alex Fisher
Troy Granata
Andrew Malloy
Ryan Bower
DCC
Brad Gallagher
Curwensville
Pete Hopkins
Andrew Niuzzi
Mark Walker
Kevin Breakley
Vince Pettrone
Troy Graham
John Gaylor
Wil Beauseigneur
Huntingdon Girls Top Philipsburg-Osceola 3 1
Huntingdon defeats Philipsburg-Osceola 3 1 as Natalie Isett Sarat Tkach and Kristen Kojadinovich score for the Mounties and PO’s Amanda Czar makes 10 saves. Coach Mike Good credits Huntingdon’s pressure and PO misses in the first half. PO falls to 2 2 and hosts Central Mountain Thursday.
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Huntingdon
Philipsburg-Osceola
Kristen Kojadinovich
Lady Mountie
Anetta Czar
Amanda Czar
P-O
Mike Good
S. P-O
Natalie Isett
Sarat Tkach
Karlee Jackson
Philipsburg-Osceola Huntingdon
Brookville tops Curwensville 7-4 in high‑scoring clash
Brookville defeated Curwensville 7-4 as Seth Connor and Ron Clark led with goals after halftime. Zach Kolesar made 12 saves for Curwensville while Brookville forged ahead with strong defense and a late surge despite heat and fatigue. The game featured multiple goals, with Brookville prevailing 7 to 4.
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Curwensville
Shearer
Kolesar
Zach
Clarion
Seth Connor
Ron Clark
Tucker Beatty
Adam Moore
Brookville
Taylor Cudworth
Zach Kolesar
Deliman Paces West Branch In High Scoring Soccer Bout
Deliman leads West Branch with multiple goals and assists as NB and WB clash. Zetterstroem and White score for their teams while Lanager and Feniish contribute key moments including a penalty. Northern Bedford racks 12 shots to West Branch 18. Norris makes 4 saves for NB and Kephart 5 for WB.
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Deliman
Kayla Feniish
Zetterstroem
Marla Beck
Northern Bedford
West Branch
Kaytee Norris
Rebecca Kephart
Dennis McCamley
Nayden Marker
Lindsay Hale
Marker
Lady Warrior
Curwensville Boys Golf Drop 165 200 At Punxsutawney
Easton Renwick led Punxsutawney with a 34 as Curwensville fell 165 to 200 at Punxsutawney. Ty Clutter posted 42 and Paden Troxell 44 for Curwensville, with Welder 55 and Davis 59. Coach Delucia praised the Tide’s improvement at an unfamiliar course.
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Punxsutawney
Curwensville
Chucks
Easton Renwick
Renwick
Golden Tide
Ty Clutter
Paden Troxell
Ron Delucia
Tom Welder
Dan Davis
Tide
Clearfield
Ian Miller
Cooper Fairman
David Roberts
Philipsburg-Osceola Volleyball Remains Undefeated
The Lady Mounties swept Penns Valley 25-6 25-11 25-23 to improve to 3-0. Kelsey Gonder posted 24 assists and 10 service points, Megan Yonushonis added 21 service points with two aces, Taylor Harpster had 11 kills, Natasha Frank 10, Carolyn Gallagher nine, and Julianne Gray three digs. P-O hosts Central Mountain at 6:30 tonight.
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Spring Mills
Philipsburg-Osceola
Penns Valley
Lady Mounties
Kelsey Gonder
P-O
Megan Yonushonis
Mounties
Taylor Harpster
Natasha Frank
Carolyn Gallagher
Julianne Gray
Central Mountain
Bisons Beat Clearfield 4 1 In Home Soccer Clash
Clearfield edges Punxsutawney 4 1 as Kurt Graham and Tyler Presfoid pace the scoring with goals in the second half. Dane Roken and Graham assist, Ben Johnson makes six saves for Punxsutawney while Rheume stops 16 for Punxsutawney.
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Jim Butler
Bison
Kurt Graham
Punxsutawney
Jacob Geist
Graham
Chucks
Tyler Presloid
Dane Roken
Clearfield
Presloid
Roken
Ben Johnson
Presfoid
Johnson
Ben
Mease
Nick
Walker
Matt
Anderson
Bisons
Rheume
Kurt
Talon Swatsworth
Nick Walker
Talon
Punxsy
St. Marys
Kurtis Graham
Luke Bell
Matt Anderson
Tyler Presfoid
Ridge Rheume
Dodgers Top Pirates as Garland Gains Third Win
Dodgers beat Pirates 4 2 as Garland notches his second win with seven hits and four runs allowed in his third career start. Ramirez drives in a first inning run with a double near the Mannywood sign while Lastings Milledge and Ronny Cedeno prevent Matt Kemp from scoring. Cedeno and Vazquez spark a Pittsburgh rally to tie, then Loney scores in the fourth on Hudsons double play grounder. Notes say Dodgers own eight straight season series over Pirates since 2000 and Kershaw nearing a simulated return in upcoming homestand.
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Clayton Kershaw
Kershaw
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