Cougars fall to Parkland in late non league tilt
Hazleton Area baseball could not deliver the big hit, leaving bases loaded in a suspended game resumed Tuesday. Parkland seized its only solid chance via Matthew Razzi's two run single in the sixth to seal a 7-3 win as the Trojans head into East Penn Conference playoffs with an 18-2 mark.
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Phillies' Nola and Wheeler Showing Slight Slump Early Season
Phillies aces Aaron Nola and Zack Wheeler have not been sharp through seven starts as coach Caleb Cotham and catcher J.T. Realmuto note gradual improvement. Wheeler allowed five runs in 5 1/3 innings against the Red Sox while Nola and Wheeler carry 4.64 and 4.26 ERAs into home dates with the Blue Jays looming.
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Lakers or Heat near finals after 3-1 leads
The Lakers and Heat hold 3-1 leads and can advance to conference finals with wins on Wednesday. The Lakers must beat Golden State in San Francisco after routing at home in prior games, while the Heat need to close out the Knicks in New York to reach the West finals. George James-Davis era referenced as past precedent.
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First WVC All League Meet hosted by Hazleton at Cougar Park
Hazleton Area hosts the first Wyoming Valley Conference All League Track and Field Meet at Cougar Park seeking to raise competition level before the District 2 Meet in mid May. Athletic Director Fred Barletta hopes it becomes an annual event with strong non league competition to push top athletes.
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Denny Crum, Legendary Louisville Coach, Dies at 86
Louisville announces hall of fame coach Denny Crum has died at 86 after a long illness. Crum built UL into a dominant 1980s program, winning two NCAA titles and retiring in 2001 after 675 victories. Nicknamed Cool Hand Luke, he learned from John Wooden and remained known for his cool sideline demeanor.
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