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Showing appreciation
The people of this city reached out to Penn State's Adam Taliaferro at his time of need more than two years ago. On Saturday, Taliaferro got a chance to return the favor.
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Miscues cost Nittany Lions against Ohio State
One by one, the Penn State Nittany Lions stepped up Saturday and said, no, there's nothing about facing Ohio State in its historic old stadium that gives them the creeps. Nothing that gets inside their heads and turns their mettle into mush.
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Centre County League Meeting
The Centre County Baseball League will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Bellefonte American Legion. Anyone interested in umpiring in the league next year, or any team that wants to join the league, is welcome at the meeting. For more information, call Ed Conklin at 861-8631.
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Walt Moody | Buckeyes' game plan simple but effective
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Miscues cost Nittany Lions against Ohio State
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By Ray Parrillo,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Centre County League Meeting
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Interception return keys Ohio State win
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By Walt Moody,
wmoody@centredaily.com,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Notre Dame still perfect after win over Florida State
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By Mark Long,
The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Michigan no match for relentless Hawkeyes
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By Larry Lage,
The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Pittsburgh prep team has zero tolerance policy
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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BEA parent-athlete meeting
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Indiana finds a way against Lock Haven
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The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Georgia QBs have big day in rout of Kentucky
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The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Panthers clip Eagles in OT
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By Alan Robinson,
The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Centre Parks & Recreation
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Weather still trouble in Atlanta
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By Keith Parsons,
The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Long shot pulls off Cup surprise
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By Richard Rosenblatt,
The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Penguins feel power in scoring touch
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The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Coach's contract clause causing consternation
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By Tim Panaccio,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Nature's Corner | Witch hazel
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By Mark Nale,
For the CDT,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Waterfowl heaven: Manitoba a sure bet for duck hunters
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By Chris Niskanen,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Web Wildlife
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Mark Nale | State has plenty to offer Web surfers
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By Mark Nale,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Women's soccer
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Girls' cross country
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Criticizing critique of Paterno
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Girls' cross country
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Ice hockey
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Interstate-99 4 Mile Race
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10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Harris' career day leads Illinois over Hoosiers
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The Associated Press,
10/27/2002 02:01 AM EST)
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Angels, Giants set for Series finale
There's no need to look any further than a year ago for a thrilling seventh game of the World Series.
JOSH DUBOW / AP Sports Writer
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Smith passes Payton as NFL's career rushing leader
Emmitt Smith cut left, saw a hole and plunged ahead. When an arm smacked his legs and sent him stumbling, Smith put down his right hand to keep his balance and rumbled for an 11-yard gain.
JAIME ARON / AP Sports Writer
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Hiring of Piniella shows Devil Rays mean business
Lou Piniella will be a great hire for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. He will make a difference the very day he officially signs - because it will give frustrated fans and skeptical baseball folks their first strong indication the franchise is serious about building a winning team.
By GREG COTE / Miami Herald
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Busch wins rain-shortened race
as Stewart stretches points lead
HAMPTON, Ga. - The NAPA 500 might not be the only thing that ended early on Sunday. Kurt Busch won a race shortened to 382 miles by rain, his second straight victory, but the big story at Atlanta Motor Speedway was Tony Stewart's fourth-place finish.
By DAVID POOLE / The Charlotte Observer
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Broncos 24, Patriots 16
Clinton Portis and Shannon Sharpe showed that the New England Patriots needed more than a week off to solve their problems.
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HOWARD ULMAN,
AP Sports Writer,
10/27/2002 08:52 PM EST)
Seahawks receiver has postgame seizure
Seattle Seahawks receiver Darrell Jackson sustained a concussion late in Sunday's game against Dallas, then had a seizure in the locker room and was taken to the hospital.
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STEPHEN HAWKINS,
AP Sports Writer,
10/27/2002 08:47 PM EST)
Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 3
Ryan Kraft scored three goals and Niko Dimitrakos added a goal and two assists to lead the Cleveland Barons to a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phantoms on Sunday.
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10/27/2002 08:47 PM EST)
McCombs looking into sale options, but "nothing imminent"
Minnesota Vikings owner Red McCombs continues to look at his options for selling or relocating the team, but he said Sunday that "nothing is imminent."
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DAVE CAMPBELL,
AP Sports Writer,
10/27/2002 08:46 PM EST)
Maine 4, W. Michigan 4
Chris Heisten scored with 65 seconds remaining Sunday to lift Maine to a 4-4 tie with Western Michigan.
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10/27/2002 08:41 PM EST)
Dixon Clinches NHRA Dragster Series
Larry Dixon clinched his first series crown with a second-round win, and went on to his record-tying ninth victory this year in the Las Vegas NHRA Nationals on Sunday.
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10/27/2002 08:37 PM EST)
Blue Jackets 5, Kings 1
When the Los Angeles Kings come to Columbus in October the plan is simple: Fly in, win 7-1, leave.
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10/27/2002 08:31 PM EST)
Smith Becomes NFL Rushing Leader
Emmitt Smith cut left, saw a hole and plunged ahead. When an arm smacked his legs and sent him stumbling, Smith put down his right hand to keep his balance and rumbled for an 11-yard gain.
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JAIME ARON,
AP Sports Writer,
10/27/2002 08:20 PM EST)
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