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Port Matilda Youth Baseball
The Port Matilda Youth Baseball Organization will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. tonight in the Port Matilda Elementary School Libary. The Centre Region Girls Fastpitch Softball League will meet at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Centre Hall American Legion. Election of league officers as well as game scheduling will be discussed. Any team wishing to participate in the league next summer must be represented at the meeting.
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Penn State wrestling recruits 'have potential,' coach says
It might not be as accomplished as last year's all-star group, but the Penn State wrestling team's latest recruiting class is still loaded with talent.
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Iversons say they live in fear
Breaking his public silence about his off-season troubles, Allen Iverson spoke out yesterday, saying he is fearful of police, is afraid to be in Philadelphia, and may want to leave town someday soon.
By Stephen A. Smith / Inquirer Staff Writer
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U.S. moves to ninth in world rankings
The United States moved up one place to ninth in the FIFA world rankings for November.
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IOC Doping Commission Chief Dies
Prince Alexandre de Merode, who helped combat drugs in sports as head of the Olympics' medical commission for nearly 40 years, has died at 68.
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Diamondbacks working on Walker trade
Diamondbacks owner Jerry Colangelo met with third baseman Matt Williams on Tuesday in an attempt to clear the way for a four-for-one trade that would bring Larry Walker from Colorado to Arizona.
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Rams sputter past Bears, 21-16, even record at 5-5
It wasn't always pretty or efficient. But at long last, the St. Louis Rams are out of the hole. The utter frustration and hopelessness of that 0-5 start are gone, thanks to a 21-16 victory over Chicago that saw the Rams alternately sputter and move the football on offense.
By JIM THOMAS / St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Panthers lineman turns self in, posts bond
Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Chris Terry turned himself in to authorities Wednesday, one day after he failed to show up in court for a possible trial involving a domestic dispute.
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TIM WHITMIRE,
Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:59 AM EST)
Internet hoax causes friction between LSU and Alabama
LSU coach Nick Saban found an irritated Dennis Franchione waiting midfield after the Tide beat the Tigers 31-0.
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Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:54 AM EST)
Princeton tries to erase memories of last year's poor finish
Spencer Gloger's on-again, off-again basketball career at Princeton is back on, and the 6-7 junior guard is expected to play a central role as the Tigers seek to erase the memories of last season's late collapse.
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DAVID PORTER,
Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:48 AM EST)
Ind HS Girls Swimming Top 20 Teams
The Indiana High School Swimming Coaches Top 20 girls teams: 1,Carmel; 2,Indpls N.Central; 3,Columbus North; 4,Lake Central; 5,Hamilton Southeastern; 6,Homestead; 7,Ft. Wayne Snider; 8,Munster; 9,S. Dearborn; 10,Terre Haute North; 11,Ev. Harrison; 12,Southridge; 13,Castle; 14,Twin Lakes; 15,Ft. Wayne Northrop; 16,Concord; 17,Norwell; 18,Noblesville; 19,Wheeler; 20,Northridge.
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Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:48 AM EST)
Bulldogs fans give wide receiver sign of support
Georgia fans are saying thanks to Terrence Edwards, the leading pass catcher in Bulldogs history, by placing a billboard near his hometown.
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Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:33 AM EST)
Suspect Pleads in $3M Racing Scam
One of three men charged with manipulating computerized bets worth $3 million in last month's Breeders' Cup pleaded guilty Wednesday to wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy.
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Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:31 AM EST)
Rockets 97, Cavaliers 80
Cuttino Mobley wasn't the only member of the Houston Rockets making shots against the Cleveland Cavaliers. He was just the most effective.
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MICHAEL A. LUTZ,
Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:26 AM EST)
Mavericks 98, Lakers 72
Holding the Los Angeles Lakers to their worst shooting night ever is a pretty good testament to the Dallas Mavericks' improved defense.
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JAIME ARON,
Associated Press,
11/20/2002 11:26 AM EST)
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