WEEK 1 FRIDAY NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES

Bangor 20, Salisbury 7 East Stroudsburg South 16, Bethlehem Freedom 14 State College 26, Bethlehem Liberty 7 Conrad Weiser 28, Blue Mountain 14 Pocono Mountain East 39, Dieruff 12 Emmaus 40, Germantown 0 East Stroudsburg North 27, Honesdale 7 Panther Valley 34, Mahanoy Area 6 Marian Catholic 34, Lehighton 10 Williams Valley 47, Minersville 0 Nazareth 50, Pleasant Valley 28 Northern Lebanon 26, Pine Grove 12 Palisades 41, Northwestern 0 Notre Dame 26, Palmerton 6 Delaware Valley 37, Parkland 35 Pen Argyl 13, Saucon Valley 3 Easton 32, Pennsbury 14 Pocono Mountain West 35, Bethlehem Catholic 26 Pottsville 14, Shamokin 6 North Schuylkill 34, Shenandoah Valley 7 Northern Lehigh 33, Southern Lehigh 7 Northampton 20, Stroudsburg 14 Tamaqua 34, Jim Thorpe 29 Tri-Valley 28, Annville-Cleona 13 Spring-Ford 31, Whitehall 20 Catasauqua 37, Wilson 6 Wyomissing 37, Schuylkill Haven 0

NAZARETH FOOTBALL BEATS PLEASANT VALLEY

Nazareth Football beat Pleasant Valley 50-28 to start the season 1-0 and we host Northampton next Friday!! Freshman and JV Football at 9am Saturday tomorrow at Home! GO BLUE!

PREVIEW CAPSULE: Ithaca at Moravian

http://www.mcall.com/sports/college/mc-moravian-football-preview-20120831,0,7551759.story FROM THE MORNING CALL Ithaca (4-6) at Moravian (2-8) Where and when: 1 p.m., Rocco Calvo Field, Bethlehem Series record: 4-2 Moravian Radio: WSAN-AM 1470 Moravian stats leaders: Joe Tegan 84 carries, 349 yds, 2 TDs; Robbie Moyer 46 of 111passing, 350 yds, 1 TDs, 9 INTs; Vinny Reed 13 rec, 144 yds, 0 TDs; Jake Hildebrand 48 TT, Travis King 5 INTs. Ithaca stats leaders: Jarrett Naiden 85 car, 362 yds, 1 TD; Phil Neumann 77 of 149 passing, 860 yds, 4 TDs, 7 INTs; Joseph Ingrao 48 rec, 639 yds, 3 TDs; Josh Leimer 61 TT, Josh Leimer 4 INTs. The skinny: Moravian opens its 2012 season and second campaign under head coach Jeff Pukszyn with the team's only non-conference game of the year … The Bombers and Greyhounds are playing for the first time since 1948 and all seven games have been in Bethlehem. Ithaca was in Bethlehem in 1967 and 1969 to play Lehigh University. Sophomore Jimmy Lahue (Whitehall) will make his Moravian debut at quarterback for the Greyhounds. Ithaca will be led by senior running back Jarrett Naiden (Easton).

Sports Media Digest- August 31, 2012

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ CBS Sports Network to Produce Two NFL Pre-Season Roundtable Shows- The CBS Sports Network will produce two NFL- themed roundtable studio programs in advance of the new season. The first, Eye on the NFL: Season Preview airs Sunday, Sept. 2nd at 7:00 PM, ET hosted by Jim Nantz with analysts Shannon Sharpe, Dan Marino and Dan Dierdorf. James Brown, Phil Simms, Boomer Esiason and Bill Cowher will host Eye on the NFL: Hot Topics Monday, Sept. 3rd at 7:00p.m. ET. U.S. Open Tennis This Weekend on CBS- CBS Sports will be providing live coverage of the U.S. Open Tennis Championship this holiday weekend. Action begins Saturday from 12:00p.m. to 6:00p.m. ET. It continues Sunday and Monday from 11:00a.m. to 6:00p.m. ET. Bill Macatee will be joined by Mary Carillo and John McEnroe in the booth. Jim Courier returns for his fourth year as analyst and calls the action alongside Ian Eagle. Mary Joe Fernandez serves as reporter. Chris Wragge joins this year serving as a contributor. ESPN Releases Updated ScoreCenter and Windows Fantasy Football Apps- ESPN announced this week the release of a Fantasy Football app for Windows phones and an update to its ScoreCenter iPad app. The ESPN Fantasy Football app, will make its debut on Windows Phone exclusively on Nokia Lumia smartphones. In addition to up-to-the-minute scores, news and video of the top live events of the day, ScoreCenter for iPad gives sports fans a personalized view of their favorite teams and leagues, including customized scoreboards, breaking news, alerts and video highlights, as well as live integrated Gamecasts and direct access to WatchESPN. IndyCar Racing this Weekend on NBC Sports Network- The NBC Sports Network will present live coverage this weekend of the IndyCar Grand Prix of Baltimore. The network will carry the qualifying Saturday at 6:00p.m. ET with race coverage Sunday at 2:00p.m. ET. Bob Jenkins, Jon Beekhuis and Wally Dallenbach, Jr. will call all the race coverage. Additionally, Marty Snider, Kevin Lee, Robin Miller and Townsend Bell will serve as pit reporters calling all the race action

Week 1 high school football picks: Headin' for the mountains

http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/ FROM KEITH GROLLER Can't believe another high school football season begins tonight. It was October 1979 -- I was just 18 and four months out of high school when I covered my first game for The Morning Call as a part-timer. That was what -- wow -- 33 years ago. I've been covering high school football with regulaity every fall since 1982, my first year as a full-timer. People complain about high school football getting too much coverage, most of the complaints coming from soccer, field hockey and volleyball parents, but the truth is that nothing unifies a school community better than football. Attendance isn't what it used to be, but it's still the top draw when it comes to high school athletics and there is a good reason why youth groups and Homecoming and Hall of Fame committees use football as the backdrop for their events. They know football has a better chance of bringing out more people, garnering more interest, than any other sport. I begin this season with a first. For the first time, I am covering a game at Pocono Mountain East High School. That's where Dieruff will play its first MVC football game ever. I've been to East for a bunch of basketball games over the years, but never football. You can follow me on Twitter @KeithGroller for updates. Well, at least if I can get on the Internet in the Pocono East pressbox. I am little worried about that since I've already received word that the scoreboard there in Swiftwater will not be operational tonight. Here are my Week 1 predictions: MOUNTAIN VALLEY CONFERENCE Pocono Mt. East 35, Dieruff 7 -- The Cardinals feature an abundance of speed. Dieruff, by all accounts, is much better in terms of organization and structure and Kyle Beller is so enthusiastic that you can't help but root for him. This, however, will be a work-in-progress. I am impressed with the Dieruff Alumni Association getting together and making the trip up there to support the kids. Central Catholic 42, Allen 13 -- One more reminder of why it was time for the Canaries (and Huskies) to get out of the Lehigh Valley Conference. Marian Catholic 33, Lehighton 13 -- Maybe Stan Dakosty will go easy on one of his former players, new Lehighton coach Tom McCarroll, who is another likable, enthusiastic guy who will work hard. This year, though, may be a struggle. Freedom 34, ES South 20 -- I covered this game a year ago and the Patriots totally outclassed the Cavs. This one should be much more competitive, but the Pates may have too much firepower. Stroudsburg 27, Northampton 14 -- The Mounties, behind a powerful offensive line, figure to spoil Jeff Brosky's debut with the K-Kids. Nazareth 41, Pleasant Valley 21 -- Another LVC-MVC matchup that was a blowout last season. It should be more competitive this time. Andy "Weave" Weaver will be happy. Weave wanted me to get this info out there: "The Nazareth Fall Booster Clubs as well as all the Nazareth schools will be selling Pink T-Shirts and Hooded Sweatshirts to raise money for the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. We have a target of selling 2000 pieces of clothing and only have a short three weeks to do it!! We will be placing the orders on Friday, September 14th so all the clothing is delivered by September 30th. As you know October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we plan to have a “Think Pink” games for all the Fall Sports. We will have all the Team support each other attending their games wearing their pink clothing to show support for their fellow athletes and highlight the awareness of breast cancer. The football team's think pink game is Oct. 12. Becahi 34, PM West 14 -- Got to visit the West campus for the first time a few weeks ago. Nice place. But Jim McCarroll, like his nephew Tom, may struggle with the Panthers and the Golden Hawks figure to be improved from a year ago. ES North 26, Honesdale 13 -- North is another nice place, once you get there. Quite scenic in that area, but watch out for the deer. North should play Saturday afternoon games to showcase that colorful fall scenery. The T-wolves have that triple-option attack and some weapons to use it well this season. LEHIGH VALLEY CONFERENCE Parkland 28, Delaware Valley 14 -- It will be interesting to see how the additions of Tim McGorry and Tim Moncman will change the look with the Trojans. Don't sleep on Del Val, a very strong District 2 program. Whitehall 27, Spring-Ford 20 -- Another LVC contender goes on the road for what should be a competitive opener. Let's see if my Lehigh media colleague Mike Yadush gets his defense to play well against what should be a potent Rams offense. Easton 21, Pennsbury 7 -- The Brad Wilkins Era begins at quarterback for the Red Rovers, who get a chance to show if they're worthy of all the hype. Emmaus 28, Germantown 14 -- Germantown was 7-5 last season and its 35-12 loss in Week 1 to Emmaus was its worst of the season. What I am saying is, the Green Hornets better not overlook the Bears. Liberty 33, State College 21 -- My guess is that the start of the football season couldn't come soon enough for everyone in Centre County after the dark cloud that has hovered over Mt. Nittany since November. The Hurricanes have a dynamic receiving combo in KJ Williams and Boise Ross. COLONIAL LEAGUE Bangor 41, Salisbury 7 -- Should be another good football season in the Slate Belt. Northwestern 21, Palisades 14 -- A matchup of first-year head coaches (well at least at Palisades for former Allen coach Kevin Ronalds). I like both guys and wish them well. Palmerton 28, Notre Dame 20 -- I wonder how Bob Mlkvy, Ed Hedes, John Hrebik and all of my Palmerton friends are doing. Come to think to it, those three might be my only Palmerton friends. This one actually should be a real close game between programs trying to turn the corner. Pen Argyl 33, Saucon Valley 19 -- Green Knights are in for a number of good nights, and solid Saturday afternoons this season, but the Panthers have experience and this could be a good one. Catasauqua 20, Wilson 13 -- I've heard a lot about Warriors receiver Dan Grupp, from his father Lew, one of the Stellar basketball gurus. Super Lew says watch out for Wilson. Tom Falzone and Co. have done a great job with Roughies over the past three seasons and look to get Year No. 4 off to a good start. Southern Lehigh 27, Northern Lehigh 21 -- The game of the night in the Colonial as the Bulldogs unveil their new "synthetic" turf field. I refer to this one as the Mike Feifel Bowl since he's on the Spartans staff but lives in the heart of Bulldogs country and his son, Zach, is a two-way senior lineman for Northern Lehigh. OTHERS Tamaqua 34, Jim Thorpe 14 -- Olympians desperate to avoid another 0-7 start. Mahanoy Area 34, Panther Valley 12 -- Wonder how my friends at Kelly's Irish Pub in Lansford are doing? My guess is that place will be hopping at 9 tomorrow morning for Notre Dame-Navy from Dublin. Quakertown 21, Upper Perk 14 -- Steve Moyer's debut with the Indians is spoiled. Pennridge 28, Haverford School 21 -- Rams get revenge for Week 1 loss last year. Southern Columbia 48, Pius X 28 -- Despite all of its personnel losses, the Royals won't be too bad this season and with Phil Stambaugh calling the plays, they will always score. But mighty Southern Columbia, while not as good as in the past, are probably still too much.

Opening day rant: It's time to take the high school transfer rule off the books

http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/ FROM KEITH GROLLER With apologies to those who have already had golf and tennis matches, today truly marks the start of a new high school sports year. But instead of a fresh start with an optimistic outlook, it's the same old issues that are drawing attention. Lots of attention. And it's not good. Nothing has caused more hard feelings, bad blood and even the breakup of leagues like kids transferring, often with allegations of recruiting being involved. However, at this point it's clear that everybody should just throw up their hands and say kids can go wherever they want to go to play. Because there is not a more meaningless rule in the PIAA handbook than the one that states a student-athlete can't transfer for athletic reasons. Even when district officials know what's happening and they try to enforce the rule, they are overtuned by the PIAA or have to rescind it in some form as was the case this week with Boise Ross and Petey Hernandez. I sympathize with new district chairman Jason Zimmerman, the Northwestern Lehigh athletic director, who told colleague Stephen Miller that he hadn't slept for two nights because he felt bad that the committee had blocked Ross and Hernandez on Tuesday. Zimmerman is a good guy. "We're here for the kids," he said. But he also said: "We want kids going to school where they belong and honoring the game. That's really what we want." Sadly, kids and their parents now believe they "belong" to any school that will have them as long as that school serves their needs. Things like honor, tradition and commitment to a particular school district or school just because you live in that town or were part of that program for years are easily tossed aside. Remember, we clearly live in the "it's all about me" generation. It's not just about the kids and their parents either. There are a lot of horror stories out there about coaches and their surrogates openly going after kids and luring them to their programs. The kids and parents only care about themselves, and frankly, so do many -- but not all -- coaches. They know they have to win to keep their jobs and you only win, in any sport, with good players. If your feeder system isn't producing enough kids, you go out and raid another school's feeder program. To me, it's not what high school sports should be all about, but that's what it has become and what we saw this week with a much-publicized hearing and then a retraction two days later was all a giant exercise in futility. And this is not an attack on private schools as they lose as many kids to public schools, or more, than they get in return. It's merely time to declare free agency, and get rid of a rule that obviously can't be enforced. And considering the parental meddling and how almost everyone needs to be placated by their coach or they'll threaten to leave, you may see kids play three different sports at three schools in one school year. And then head to another school the following year. This process is obviously flawed and easily circumvented. I have never understood why a school losing a kid to another school had to "challenge" a transfer to have the matter looked into. If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it's generally a duck. Same goes for transfers with athletic intent and I will maintain that 95 percent of these transfers involving athletes are for athletic reasons on some level. Former district chairman Jack Wabby used to tell me that you had to "trust in the integrity of the principals." But that's a risky proposition because schools like to scratch each other's back and maintain certain alliances. "You let this one go through and I'll take care of you next time," I can hear one principal saying to another. I have no idea why Pius X backed off in this case, but I would not doubt that threats were made against the Royals, who have been accused of a lot different stuff over the years and can't get into the Colonial League primarily because Colonial members have long cast a wary eye toward Roseto and how the school gets some of its athletes. Maybe Pius X was told it better back off or someone was going to try to lower the boom on them. I don't know. What I do know is that it's time to take the rule off the book and let everybody go where they want to go because while this transfer stuff does sell newspapers and draws hits to websites, it's all been proven to be a waste of time and effort.

NBA TV Preps for Coverage of the Hall of Fame Inductions

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ NBA TV will devote over 150 hours of coverage in conjunction with the upcoming Hall of Fame induction ceremony from Springfield, MA. Included in the coverage is a one-hour special on inductee Reggie Miller. Matt Winer, David Aldridge and Rick Kamla will anchor coverage of the induction ceremony Friday, September 7th beginning at 6:30p.m. ET. Ahmad Rashad will serve as the master of ceremonies for the enshrinement ceremony, which will include Miller, Don Nelson, Ralph Sampson, Jamaal Wilkes, the All American Red Heads and Katrina McClain. NBA TV and NBA.com’s Hall of Fame coverage will also include: NBA TV looking back at the most recent Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremonies with re-airs of the 2009-11 events – Wednesday, Sept. 5, at 2 p.m. (2010), 4 p.m. (2011) and 10 p.m. (2009); Thursday, Sept. 6, at 6 p.m. (2009); and Friday, Sept. 7, at 2 a.m. (2010), 1:30 p.m. (2009) and 3:30 p.m. (2011). NBA TV televising the 2012 Hall of Fame Press Conference on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 2 p.m. NBA.com streaming the 2012 Hall of Fame Reunion & Awards Dinner on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. NBA.com’s special Hall of Fame page with profiles for each of the inductees (beginning Wednesday, Aug. 29), photo galleries and extensive video packages. NBA TV televising a series of Hardwood Classics showcasing some of the most memorable games involving this year’s Hall of Fame class: Date Time (ET) Game Monday, Sept. 3 4 p.m. Denver Nuggets vs. Houston Rockets (2/27/1986) – Sampson netted 31 points and 22 rebounds to lead the Rockets to victory 6 p.m. Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors (2007 Western Conference First Round, Game 4) – Nelson coached the Warriors to a thrilling come-from-behind playoff victory against the Mavericks Tuesday, Sept. 4 11:30 a.m. Los Angeles Lakers vs. Philadelphia 76ers (1980 NBA Finals, Game 6) – Wilkes delivered 37 points to lead the Lakers to the championship 5 p.m. Indiana Pacers vs. New York Knicks (1994 Eastern Conference Finals, Game 5) – Miller poured in 25 fourth quarter points to give the Pacers the victory Wednesday, Sept. 5 12 p.m. Los Angeles Lakers vs. Portland Trail Blazers (1983 Western Conference Semifinals, Game 3) – Wilkes scored 28 points to lead the Lakers to a Game 3 win Thursday, Sept. 6 4 a.m. Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors (2007 Western Conference First Round, Game 4) 8:30 a.m. Los Angeles Lakers vs. Philadelphia 76ers (1980 NBA Finals, Game 6) 10 a.m. Denver Nuggets vs. Houston Rockets (2/27/1986) 12 p.m. Houston Rockets vs. Los Angeles Lakers (1986 Western Conference Finals, Game 5) – with one second on the clock, Sampson made a buzzer-beater to land the Rockets in The Finals 2 p.m. Indiana Pacers vs. Charlotte Hornets (11/28/1992) – Miller scored a career-high 57 points to lead Indiana over the Hornets 4 p.m. Indiana Pacers vs. New York Knicks (1995 Eastern Conference Semifinals, Game 1) – Miller stunned the Knicks with 8 points in 8.9 seconds to give Indiana the win Friday, Sept. 7 9:30 a.m. Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors (2007 Western Conference First Round, Game 4) 11:30 a.m. Indiana Pacers vs. New York Knicks (1994 Eastern Conference Finals, Game 5)

MLB Network Live Baseball Action through September 8th

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ The MLB Network has unveiled its schedule of live game action beginning September 1st through September 8th. Here is the schedule: Sat., Sept. 1 9:00 p.m. Arizona D-backs @ Los Angeles Dodgers Boston Red Sox @ Oakland Athletics Mon., Sept. 3 1:00 p.m. New York Yankees @ Tampa Bay Rays Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays 8:00 p.m. San Diego Padres @ Los Angeles Dodgers Minnesota Twins @ Chicago White Sox (7 p.m.) Wed., Sept. 5 7:00 p.m. New York Yankees @ Tampa Bay Rays Baltimore Orioles @ Toronto Blue Jays Thurs., Sept. 6 7:00 p.m. New York Yankees @ Baltimore Orioles Texas Rangers @ Kansas City Royals (8 p.m.) Fri., Sept. 7 10:00 p.m. Los Angeles Dodgers @ San Francisco Giants Arizona D-backs @ San Diego Padres Sat., Sept. 8 7:00 p.m. Texas Rangers @ Tampa Bay Rays New York Yankees @ Baltimore Orioles

NBC Sports/Golf Channel Has Coverage of the Deutsche Bank Championship

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ NBC Sports and the Golf Channel will provide extensive coverage of the second leg of the PGA Tour FedEx Cup Playoffs with weekend at the Deutsche Bank Championship from the TPC Boston. Golf Channel has coverage Friday through Monday with NBC providing end-of-the day action on Sunday and Monday. Here is the schedule of the Deutsche Bank Championship: Friday 2-6 p.m. ET Golf Channel Saturday 2-6 p.m. ET Golf Channel Sunday 1-3 p.m. ET Golf Channel Sunday 3-5 p.m. ET Golf Channel (Spotlight Coverage) Sunday 2:30-3 p.m. ET NBC (Golf Central Live) Sunday 3-6 p.m. ET NBC Monday 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. ET Golf Channel Monday 1:30-5 p.m. ET Golf Channel (Spotlight Coverage) Monday 1-1:30 p.m. ET NBC (Golf Central Live) Monday 1:30-6 p.m. ET NBC

TV NEWS ON AUGUST 31

http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2012/08/gmc-fall-2012-schedule-with-touched-by.html Today we bring you the GMC Fall 2012 schedule! They will be adding one new series this fall, the popular '90s drama Touched by an Angel. The series will fit right in with fellow dramas like The Waltons, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and 7th Heaven. The new addition will have a launch marathon on Saturday, September 15 from 7pm-3am and an even longer one the day on Sunday, September 16 from 9am-2am. The series will then settle into its regular weekday timeslots starting Monday, September 17 at 7pm and 8pm. The series will also air on Monday nights at 9 and 10pm in primetime. All of its airings will be replacing a few 7th Heaven airings, but not to worry, that show is still scheduled in its other timeslots (see below). In fact other than these changes for Touched, there are no other schedule changes at all. We still have Family Ties kicking off weekdays 10am-12pm, 7th Heaven at noon, back-to-back hours of Judging Amy from 1-3pm, two episodes of Dr. Quinn from 3-5pm, then a double shot of 7th Heaven from 5-7pm leading into twice as nice Touched from 7-9pm. Primetime will still have a different program each night from 9-11pm: Mondays it is now Touched by an Angel, Tuesdays it is still 7th Heaven, Wednesdays still is Heartland, Thursdays it is The Waltons (which are its only regular airings now), and a movie on Fridays. Late nights will still feature two episodes of sitcom 227 at 11pm, followed by two episodes of the Sherman Hemsley comedy Amen and then two more episodes of 227 at 1am. And finally on Saturdays, it is still Sister, Sister mornings from 9am-1pm then Moesha in the afternoon and evening from 1-7pm. On the beloved Touched by an Angel, an angel named Monica (Roma Downey) and her supervisor, Tess (Della Reese), are tasked with bringing messages of love from God to troubled people. From the third season on, Monica and Tess are frequently joined by Andrew (John Dye), the angel of death (who first appeared as a recurring character in season two). In the later seasons, they are joined by Valerie Bertinelli, another rookie angel. Many guest stars appeared in the series, including Jasmine Guy, Delta Burke, Bill Cosby, John Ritter and many others. Touched By An Angel ran for 211 episodes and nine seasons until its conclusion in 2003. As for other stunts, this coming Monday they will have a "Labor" Day marathon! It's a full day of your favorite TV moms in their finest hour, or two, or 13... whatever it takes! If you love babies, or even puppies, you'll want to tune in for GMC's 13 Hours of Labor Day Marathon beginning at 10am ET with Family Ties, then The Waltons, Judging Amy, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and many episodes of 7th Heaven. View the full GMC Fall 2012 schedule. We will let you know if anything comes later this fall, but so far the only new addition is Touched by an Angel. It's Friday, so it is time for "Sitcom Stars on Talk Shows" for the coming week. This is where we list what sitcom stars are appearing on talk shows for the coming week, the stars are both current and past sitcom stars, so this is for all sitcom fans of all eras! For the week of September 3-7, 2012, we have many current sitcom stars and past sitcom stars on TV talk shows! All times listed are Eastern. So get your DVR's (or whatever you use) ready! Ready? Here is all what you need to know for the coming week! Monday, September 3, 2012 Thomas Haden Church (Wings) - Watch Thomas on a repeat of Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12am on ABC. Kelly Ripa (Hope & Faith) - Kelly is a guest on a repeat of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at 12:37am on NBC. Kristen Johnston (The Exes/3rd Rock from the Sun) - Tune in to see Kristen on a repeat of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at 12:37am on NBC. Breckin Meyer (Married to the Kellys/Inside Schwartz) - Breckin appears on a repeat of Conan at 11pm on TBS. Ana Gasteyer (Suburgatory) - Ana visits LIVE! with Kelly, so check your listings. Chris Pratt (Parks and Recreation) - Chris is a guest on a repeat of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, so check listings. Tuesday, September 4, 2012 Jamie Foxx (The Jamie Foxx Show) - Catch Jamie on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12am on ABC. Kathy Griffin (Suddenly Susan) - Kathy visits The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson at 12:37am on CBS. Jim Gaffigan (My Boys/Welcome to New York) - Jim appears on a repeat of Last Call with Carson Daly at 1:35am on NBC. Kunal Nayyar (The Big Bang Theory) - Kunal stops by Conan at 11pm on TBS. Marilu Henner (Taxi) - Marilu is a guest on a repeat of The Talk on CBS at 2pm ET/1pm CT-PT. Valerie Bertinelli (Hot in Cleveland/One Day at a Time) and Jane Leeves (Hot in Cleveland/Frasier) - Two of the stars of Hot in Cleveland appear on a repeat of The Nate Berkus Show, so check your local listings. Wednesday, September 5, 2012 Bob Newhart (The Bob Newhart Show/Newhart/Bob) - Watch the legendary Mr. Newhart, who celebrates 40 years on television, on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12am on ABC. Ellen Barkin (The New Normal) - Ellen drops by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at 12:37am on NBC. Demi Lovato (Sonny with a Chance) - Demi talks about The X Factor on NBC's Today between 7-9am. She also visits LIVE! with Kelly, so check your listings. Finally, she will also be on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at 12:37am on NBC. Big Time Rush - The cast of Big Time Rush are guests on a repeat of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, so check listings. Sofia Vergara (Modern Family/The Knights of Prosperity/Hot Properties) - Sofia is a guest on a repeat of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, so check listings. Yvette Nicole Brown (Community) - Yvette guest co-hosts a repeat of The Nate Berkus Show, so check your local listings. Thursday, September 6, 2012 Ellen DeGeneres (Ellen) - Catch Ellen on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno at 11:35pm on NBC. Adam Scott (Parks and Recreation) - Adam stops by Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 12am on ABC. Angela Kinsey (The Office) - Angela visits The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson at 12:37am on CBS. Jenny McCarthy (Two and a Half Men/Jenny) - Jenny appears on a repeat of Last Call with Carson Daly at 1:35am on NBC. Betty White (Hot in Cleveland/The Golden Girls/The Mary Tyler Moore Show) - Betty is a guest on a repeat of The Talk on CBS at 2pm ET/1pm CT-PT. Wanda Sykes (The New Adventures of Old Christine/Wanda at Large) - Wanda stops by NBC's Today between 7-9am. Friday, September 7, 2012 Matthew Perry (Go On/Mr. Sunshine/Friends) - Watch Matthew on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno at 11:35pm on NBC. Lizzy Caplan (Party Down/The Class/The Pitts) - Lizzy chats with the ladies of The View on ABC at 11am ET/10am CT-PT. Ellen Barkin (The New Normal) - Ellen talks about The New Normal on NBC's Today between 7-9am.

Blue Dress 5K

Saturday October 13 at 9am Hey Blue Eagle Fans, The girls volleyball team and SADD Club have joined forces to host their very first “Blue Dress” 5K! For a $20 donation you will be entered to run or walk with the chance to win a prize and receive a T-Shirt! Everyone in the event MUST wear a “Blue Dress.” Yes, even the men. After the Blue Dress run everyone is invited to walk in the Nazareth Halloween Parade to show off how great they look. Come out and support two great groups of young people who represent our community on a daily bases and look fabulous while doing it!

2012 Week 1 Schedule

http://www.d11football.com/news/08/30/2012-week-1-schedule-and-scores/ All Games Times are 7:00PM unless otherwise noted Please follow us at @D11football for scoring updates this weekend Aug. 31 Bangor at Salisbury Bethlehem Freedom at East Stroudsburg South Bethlehem Liberty at State College Conrad Weiser at Blue Mountain Dieruff at Pocono Mountain East Germantown at Emmaus Honesdale at East Stroudsburg North Mahanoy Area at Panther Valley Marian Catholic at Lehighton Minersville at Williams Valley Nazareth at Pleasant Valley Northern Lebanon at Pine Grove Northwestern at Palisades Notre Dame at Palmerton Parkland at Delaware Valley Pen Argyl at Saucon Valley Pennsbury at Easton Pocono Mountain West at Bethlehem Catholic Shamokin at Pottsville Shenandoah Valley at North Schuylkill Southern Lehigh at Northern Lehigh Stroudsburg at Northampton Tamaqua at Jim Thorpe Tri-Valley at Annville-Cleona Whitehall at Spring-Ford Wilson at Catasauqua Wyomissing at Schuylkill Haven Sept. 1 Central Catholic at Allen, 2:00PM Southern Columbia at Pius X, 1:00PM OPEN: Nativity BVM

Allentown Fair-Friday August 31

http://www.mcall.com/news/local/allentownfair/mc-allentown-fair-sched-0831-20120830,0,5880703,full.story FROM THE MORNING CALL Today's Schedule •Hours: Noon-11 p.m. •Admission: $6; free, ages 11 and under and everyone noon-2 p.m. Noon: 4-H and Ag-Ed Market Beef and Dairy Beef judging, judging tent. Noon-9 p.m.: Lil' Farm Hands Activity Center, Agri-Land. Noon-10 p.m.: Agr-Plex exhibits/demonstrations; Poultry Building; Livestock Barns; 4-H Barnyard Petting Zoo, next to judging tent; Pennsylvania Civil War Road Show exhibit, Agri-Plex Square. Noon-11 p.m.: Indoor shopping/dining, Fair personality Punkin Miller Headquarters, Lehigh Valley Garden Railroad Club exhibit, Main Exhibit Building. Ritz Barbecue indoor dining, Outdoor shopping/eating stands, 1st & 4th Aves. & Midway. Noon to 2 a.m.: MainGate Night Club and Bier Garten. 1 p.m.:Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Joao Roquetti, co-owner/GM, and Anna DeMattos, kitchen director, Made in Brazil, Agri-Plex. 1-9 p.m.: Demonstrating Crafter of the Day Deborah Powell Kramer, stained glass designs, Main Exhibit Building. 2 p.m.: Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Char Hartley, executive chef Sodexo at NCC, Agri-Plex. 2-11 p.m.: Rides and games, Midway. 2:15 p.m.: Writer Simonee deFuccio shares her research on the Hon. Jeremiah Roth—entrepreneur, farmer and president of The Allentown Fair from 1884-1907, Centennial Stage. 2:30 p.m.: Robinson's Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 3 p.m.:Beef Breeding, judging tent; Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Shawn Doyle, chef/owner Savory Grille, Agri-Plex; Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show, RCN Farmerama Theater; Wild About Monkeys show, Main Entrance Plaza. 3:15 p.m.: Brian Xander singer/songwriter, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 3:30 p.m.: Elephant Encounter show and exhibit, Machinery Ave. Court; Bounce and Ooo La La comedy-juggling "command performance," Music and Variety Show Tent. 4 p.m.: Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Violette Younes, chef/owner The Aladdin Restaurant, Agri-Plex. 4:15 p.m.: Centennial Stage Magician Mark Mysterrio, Agri-Plex. 4:30 p.m.: Robinson's Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 5 p.m.: Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Susan Roth, culinary instructor at NCC and four-time Fair Iron Chef contest winner, Agri-Plex; Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show, RCN Farmerama Theater; 60 Second Showdown challenge, Midway. 5:15 p.m.: Mother/Daughter, Father/Son Look Alike Contest, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 5:30 p.m.: Elephant Encounter show and exhibit, Machinery Ave. Court. 6 p.m.:Overall Livestock showmanship contest, judging tent; Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Dori Kichline and Nick Sandt, chef /owners,The Culinary Experience and Catering, Agri-Plex; Wild About Monkeys show, Main Entrance Plaza; 60 Second Showdown challenge, Midway. 6:15 p.m.: Gesture Without Motion musical duo Dawn and Todd, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 6:30 p.m.: Robinson's Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 6:30-9:30 p.m.: B Street Band tribute to the "Boss," Music and Variety Show Tent 7 p.m.: The Band Perry with special guest Easton Corbin, grandstand; Culinary Contest, Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery, cooking with wine, Main Dish Salad, Agri-Plex; 60 Second Showdown challenge, Midway. 7:30 p.m.: Elephant Encounter show and exhibit, Machinery Ave. Court; B104 Dance Contest, RCN Farmerama Theater; Hay Bale Throwing Contest, judging tent; Kan Do K9 Dog Training Club tips and techniques, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 8 p.m.: Wild About Monkeys show, Main Entrance Plaza. 8:30 p.m.: Robinson's Pig Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 10:15 p.m.: Emily's Toybox rock, modern rock, punk, MainGate Nigh Cclub. Strolling attractions: Bounce and Ooo La La, comedy-juggling; Fair Mascots; Dapper Dan the clown 69 NEWS Kids Coloring Corner & Live Truck: Midway.

Former District 11 championship coach resigns

http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/ FROM KEITH GROLLER Barb Wismer, who coached Bangor to both the Colonial League and District 11 4A championships in 2008, has resigned as the Slaters softball coach. Wismer was 45-74 in her five seasons in charge with the highlight clearly coming in 2008 when the Slaters rode the pitching of Amanda Whitford to both league and district titles. The district gold was the program's first. Whitford was incredible in that postseason, tossing five consecutive shutouts. In the district final, she outdueled Northampton's Alex MacLean in a 1-0, 14-inning classic. Whitford had 24 strikeouts and tossed a three-hitter. In all, she had 91 strikeouts in 42 playoff innings through leagues and districts. Bangor, however, lost its first state playoff, falling to Garnet Valley and finished the season 19-7. Whitford graduated and after her departure, the Slaters could never rekindle its 2008 magic, going just 26-67 over the next four seasons, including 7-13 in the 2012 season. In a release sent out by athletic director Mark Farnan, he made clear that night the Bangor Area School District Board of Education accepted her resignation this week and said Wismer cited in her resignation letter that family commitments and opportunities to enhance her career in education were the primary factors in her decision. Wismer is a 1997 Liberty High graduate, having played for Jimmy Lees. Her maiden name is Rutkowski. She attended East Stroudsburg University and was the head coach at East Stroudsburg North before coming to Bangor. Prior to Wismer, Larry Ott had been Bangor's softball coach for 27 years. Barb will be missed in our athletic program. She came to Bangor with outstanding credentials as a student athlete in both high school and college. During her tenure as our head softball coach she served as a positive role model to many of our female athletes.

BLUE RIDGE TV13 SCHEDULE

Friday, August 31st, 2012 12:00 AM Viacast TV 7:00 AM TV13 Night Report REPLAY 7:30 AM PMC: Pathways to Healthy Living 8:00 AM Health Images 8:30 AM Out In The Open 9:00 AM The Lamar Thomas Show 9:30 AM Brain Fuel TV 10:00 AM Pocono Mountains Today 10:30 AM Health and Home Report 11:00 AM The Real Estate Reporter 12:00 PM Auto Connection 1:00 PM Your Home: Inside and Out 1:30 PM Community Corner 2:00 PM Know your Neighborhood 2:30 PM Auto Connection 3:00 PM The Real Estate Reporter 4:00 PM More than Money 4:30 PM Health Images 5:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report LIVE 5:30 PM TV13 Valley Report LIVE 6:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report REPLAY 6:30 PM TV13 Valley Report REPLAY 7:00 PM TV13 HS Football: Parkland VS Delaware Valley LIVE 9:30 PM Out In The Open 10:00 PM TV13 night Report LIVE 10:30 PM Friday Night Football LIVE 11:00 PM TV13 HS Football: Tamaqua VS Jim Thorpe REPLAY Top Saturday, September 1st, 2012 1:00 AM Viacast TV 9:00 AM TV13 Night Report REPLAY 9:30 AM Friday Night Football REPLAY 10:00 AM TV13 HS Football: Parkland VS Delaware Valley REPLAY 12:30 PM Out In The Open 1:00 PM HS Football: Palisades VS Northwestern 3:30 PM More The Money - REPLAY 4:00 PM Legislative with Mario Scavello 4:30 PM Wallenpaupack Life 5:00 PM Gaither's Homecoming Hour 6:00 PM Health and Home Report 6:30 PM Eyecare Today 7:00 PM Real Estate Reporter 8:00 PM Picture of Health 9:00 PM Sabroso Video Top Sunday, September 2nd, 2012 12:00 AM CVA's 9:00 AM St. Luke's Church Service 10:00 AM Pocono Mountains Today 10:30 AM Health Images 11:00 AM The Lamar Thomas Show 12:00 PM Pocono Landscape Challenge 12:30 PM Wallenpaupack LIfe 1:00 PM Computerwise REPLAY 2:00 PM WXW Wrestling 3:00 PM Talk of the Town 4:00 PM More than Money 4:30 PM PMC: Pathways to Healthy Living 5:00 PM Gaither's Homecoming Hour 6:00 PM Backwoods Angler 6:30 PM Eyecare Today 7:00 PM Real Estate Reporter 8:00 PM Live and Learn 8:30 PM Picture of Health 9:00 PM Ghost Detectives 9:30 PM Sabroso Video 10:30 PM ViaCast TV Top Monday, September 3rd, 2012 12:00 AM Viacast TV 7:00 AM Health and Home Report 7:30 AM Pocono Landscape Challenge 8:00 AM Pocono Mountains Today 8:30 AM State Capitol Programming 9:30 AM Legistlastive with Doyle Heffley 10:00 AM Legislative Report with Dave Argall 10:30 AM Legislative Report with Mario Scavello 11:00 AM The Real Estate Reporter 12:00 PM Auto Connection 1:00 PM Destination Fun 1:30 PM Community Corner 2:00 PM Know your Neighborhood 2:30 PM Auto Connection 3:00 PM The Real Estate Reporter 4:00 PM Cooking for Class 4:30 PM Health Images 5:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report LIVE 5:30 PM TV13 Valley Report LIVE 6:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report Replay 6:30 PM TV13 Valley Report REPLAY 7:00 PM Monday Evening Quarterback 8:00 PM The Lamar Thomas Show 8:30 PM PMC: Pathways to Healthy Living 9:00 PM Wallenpaupack Life 9:30 PM Pocono Mountains Today 10:00 PM TV13 night Report LIVE 10:30 PM Legislative Report with Mario Scavello 11:00 PM TV13 Night Report REPLAY Top Tuesday, September 4th, 2012 12:00 AM Viacast TV 7:00 AM TV13 Night Report REPLAY 7:30 AM Out in the Open 8:00 AM Talk of the Town 9:00 AM Airforce News 9:30 AM Army Newswatch 10:00 AM Battleground 10:30 AM In The Fight 11:00 AM The Real Estate Reporter 12:00 PM Auto Connection 1:00 PM Know your Neighborhood 1:30 PM Community Corner 2:00 PM Destination Fun 2:30 PM Auto Connection 3:00 PM The Real Estate Reporter 4:00 PM Halftime Revisited 4:30 PM Pocono Landscape Challenge 5:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report LIVE 5:30 PM TV13 Valley Report LIVE 6:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report REPLAY 6:30 PM TV13 Valley Report REPLAY 7:00 PM Talk of the Town 8:00 PM Health Images 8:30 PM Legislative Report with Mario Scavello 9:00 PM PMC: Pathways To Healthy Living 9:30 PM Victory Lane 10:00 PM TV13 night Report LIVE 10:30 PM Eyecare Today 11:00 PM TV13 Night Report REPLAY Top Wednesday, September 5th, 2012 12:00 AM Viacast TV 7:00 AM TV13 Night Report REPLAY 7:30 AM More than Money 8:00 AM Gaither's Homecoming Hour 9:00 AM Wallenpaupack Life 9:30 AM Pocono Landscape Challenge 10:00 AM State House Perspectives "Julie Harhart" 10:30 AM Legislative Report with Dave Argal 11:00 AM The Real Estate Reporter 12:00 PM Auto Connection 1:00 PM Your Home: Inside and Out 1:30 PM Community Corner 2:00 PM Your Home: Inside and Out 2:30 PM Auto Connection 3:00 PM The Real Estate Reporter 4:00 PM Talk of the Town 5:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report LIVE 5:30 PM TV13 Valley Report LIVE 6:00 PM TV13 Pocono Report REPLAY 6:30 PM TV13 Valley Report REPLAY 7:00 PM Computerwise-LIVE 8:00 PM Pocono Mountains Today 8:30 PM PMC: Pathways to Healthy Living 9:00 PM Monday Evening Quarterback REPLAY 10:00 PM TV13 night Report LIVE 10:30 PM Premium TV 11:00 PM TV13 Night Report REPLAY Top

SERVICE ELECTRIC TV2 SCHEDULE

riday, August 31st 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley IronPigs Pre Show LIVE 7:00pm International League Baseball: Syracuse Chiefs vs Lehigh Valley IronPigs LIVE 10:00pm Colonial League Football: Northwestern Lehigh vs Palisades 7:00pm High School Football: Parkland vs Delaware Valley LIVE on Channel 50 Saturday, September 1st 9:00am High School Football: Parkland vs Delaware Valley 12:30pm NCAA Football: Monmouth vs Lehigh LIVE 6:00pm Lehigh Valley IronPigs Pre Show LIVE 6:30pm International League Baseball: Buffalo Bisons vs Lehigh Valley IronPigs LIVE Sunday, September 2nd 2:00pm Colonial League Football: Northwestern Lehigh vs Palisades 5:00pm Lehigh Valley IronPigs Pre Show LIVE 5:30pm International League Baseball: Buffalo Bisons vs Lehigh Valley IronPigs LIVE 8:30pm 2012 Great Allentown Fair: Jimmy Sturr and His Orchestra 10:00pm wXw C4 Professional Wrestling: Blast TV 11:00pm Sabroso Video Monday, September 3rd 1:00pm Lehigh Valley IronPigs Pre Show LIVE 1:30pm International League Baseball: Buffalo Bisons vs Lehigh Valley IronPigs LIVE Tuesday, September 4th 5:30pm Phillies Nation TV Show 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm The John Walson Jr. Memorial Open benefitting Big Brothers Big Sisters Lehigh Valley 9:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 9:30pm Backwoods Angler Wednesday, September 5th 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm ComputerWise 8:00pm PA Crossfire 8:30pm Capitol Connection 9:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 9:30pm Wild Pennsylvania with Alan Probst Thursday, September 6th 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 6:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm More Than Money 7:30pm Focus on PA 8:00pm Cooking with Chef Lou 8:30pm Disc Golf Monthly 9:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene Friday, September 7th 6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 7:00pm LVC Football: Easton vs Parkland LIVE 9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene 10:00pm LVC Football: Liberty vs Whitehall Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice Times are Approximate Due To LIVE Events & Length of Sporting Events.

WEEX 1230 SCHEDULE

Fr 31 IronPigs Baseball v. Syracuse 6:35pm Sa 1 Lehigh Football v. Monmouth 11:30am Sa 1 IronPigs Baseball v. Buffalo 6:05pm Su 2 IronPigs Baseball v. Buffalo 5:05pm Su 2 MLB: Chicago White Sox @ Detroit join in progress Mo 3 IronPigs Baseball v. Buffalo 1:05pm We 5 NY Giants Football v. Dallas 8:15pm Sa 8 Lehigh Football @ C. Connecticut State 11:00am Sa 8 CFB: Nebraska @ UCLA 6:00pm Su 9 NFL: Washington @ New Orleans 12:30pm Su 9 NFL: San Francisco @ Green Bay 4:15pm Su 9 NFL: Pittsburgh @ Denver 7:30pm Mo 10 NFL: Cincinnati @ Baltimore 6:30pm Mo 10 NFL: San Diego @ Oakland 10:00pm

Friday!

Thursday August 30, 2012 1ST PITCH SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE IRONPIGS!!! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: BACK IN JULY THERE WAS A E-MAIL SAYING I GOT ROBBED IN LOUNDON AND COULDN'T GET BACK. SOMEBODY ATTACKED MY SYSTEM IT WAS A SCAM. I WASN'T REALLY OVER THERE. PEOPLE REALLY SENT MONEY THINKING IT WAS REAL. MIKE BLOUSE AT THE MORNING CALL WAS ONE OF THEM ACTUALLY. I THANK EVERYBODY WHO TRIED TO HELP BUT IT WAS A SCAM, SINCE THEN, I GOT RID OF MY YAHOO E-MAIL ALSO, PEOPLE BEEN ASKING IF I WAS IN EASTON HOSPITAL AUGUST 11TG. YES I WAS FOR 5 HOURS, I HAD SPOTS ALL OVER MY BODY. IT WAS SCARY. IT BEEN GOOD SINCE AUGUST 11TH!!! WEDNESDAY WAS BUSY! TOOK VOLLEYBALL, CROSS COUNTRY AND FIELD HOCKEY PICTURES! I LOVE WORKING FOR BISHOP PHOTO! NOVEMBER PROBABLY THE NEXT TIME NOW!! THE WINTER SPORTS!!!! A GIRL IN LEHIGHTON GOT BIT BY A SNAKE WEDNESDAY I AM EVEN MORE AFRAID OF SNAKES NOW AFTER THAT. THERE WAS A SNAKE AT THE NAZARETH FOOTBALL FIELDS MONDAY. IT WAS EATING A FROG AT THE FIELD HOCKEY GAME. SAME PLACE WHERE THE GROUNDHOGS ARE. BESIDES GROUNDHOGS NOW WE HAVE SNAKES. WHAT NEXT, WILL WE HAVE AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD!! ANIMAL CITY USA! STAY TUNED ON MY WALMART JOB!!! I HAVE A OVR MEETING SEPTEMBER 11TH! YES, THE SAME DAY AS 9-11-01 Labor day Weekend! 4 day weekend for most! Any plans? Any picnics? Football Friday! Nazareth at Pleasant Valley 7pm Friday I Will be there! 42-40 Nazareth Next Friday My 1st ticket collecting date!! I am excited! BIG TICKET at 11pm Friday night! I Will be Announcing that on WFMZ! Ohio at Penn State Football at NOON Saturday! GO PENN STATE! IRONPIGS SUNDAY NIGHT! 5:35 GAME I WILL BE ONE OF 12-14 TO THROW THE 1ST PITCH!!! That will be fun! It's part of my Dad's Reunion. MDA Telethon 8pm-11pm Sunday night! Only 3 hours this year It's Called ''MDA FOR STRENGTH'' I Will Announce that on WNEP! What are you doing all weekend? Anything fun? I am great!!! The Nazareth Fall Booster Clubs as well as all the Nazareth Schools will be selling Pink T-Shirts and Hooded Sweatshirts to raise money for the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. We have a target of selling 2000 pieces of clothing and only have a short three weeks to do it!! We will be placing the orders on Friday, September 14th so all the clothing is delivered by September 30th. As you know October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we plan to have a “Think Pink” games for all the Fall Sports. We will have all the Team support each other attending their games wearing their pink clothing to show support for their fellow athletes and highlight the awareness of breast cancer. Pink Games we have: 9/25 - Girls Soccer 9/25 -Girls Tennis 10/1 - Boys Soccer 10/4 – Girls Volleyball 10/10 - Field Hockey 10/12- Football, Band, Cheerleaders All the teachers have the flyers and in the next few days the students will have them and some will go home this week from the schools. We ordered 100 T-Shirts and 40 Hooded Sweatshirts to sell at the first home football game. We also thought we could approach Wal-Mart and sell these outside the store the weekend of the 8th. I will let you know how that goes in case some of you have a few hours to spare we could take shifts covering the stand. PLEASE push this message out to all your friends, families, co-workers, and neighbors. I know I may begin to be a pain and say the same thing over and over again. I wanted to put it into perspective for you and why once I got involved with this, I have been very passionate about it. We lost a family member to cancer and it was one of the most hurtful experiences of my life and I could not imagine the emotions my family member felt. This was something that I will never forget. I would not wish that on anyone! We have the ability to raise a lot of money and help to make a difference. We do only have a short time to do it, so please do what you can and do whatever you can. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. THINK PINK!! Schedule: Thursday August 30: 8:30am-4:30pm Attendant 11AM-1PM Jolly Joe Timmer on WGPA 1100 NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel 1pm-6pm Glen Mac and Anthony Gargano on 94 WIP 1pm-2pm Radio Show on WEEX 1230 4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230 4pm-6pm Attendant 6pm RCN SPORTS TALK AT THE FAIR ON RCN4 NO ANNOUNCING OFF TONIGHT 9:30pm Allentown Fair on RCN4 10pm Anchor News on CW57 Friday August 31: 8:30am-5pm Attendant 11am FITNESS 11AM-1PM Jolly Joe Timmer on WGPA 1100 NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel 1pm-6pm Glen Mac and Anthony Gargano on 94 WIP 1pm PIZZAVILLE FOR LUNCH 4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230 7pm AT THE NAZARETH AT PLEASANT VALLEY FOOTBALL GAME 7pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast 10pm Anchor News on CW57 11pm Announce the BIG TICKET ON WFMZ Saturday September 1: 8:30am-10:30am Attendant 10am AT THE NAZARETH FIELD HOCKEY GAME 9am-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470 WSAN 10am-NOON 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230 NOON-12:30pm Radio Show on WEEX 1230 NOON PENN STATE FOOTBALL ON ESPN 11am-9pm Mark Thomas on WGPA 1100 4pm Announce Phillies Baseball on COMCAST 6pm ANNOUNCE LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL ON RCN, TV60 9pm-2am NED RICHARDS on WALN 10pm Anchor News on CW57 10:30pm Announce Charlie Manuel Show on MYPHL17 Sunday September 2: 11am-NOON Radio Show 9:30am-NOON JOLLY JOE TIMMER ON WGPA 1100 5pm Announce Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17 NOON-3pm Dennis Christman on WGPA 1100 3pm-9pm MIGHTY MIKE ON WGPA 1100 5pm-9pm AT THE IRONPIGS BASEBALL GAME 7pm Layla on WALN 9pm Happy Jack on WALN 10pm Anchor News on CW57 RIP: Dale Earenhardt SR. 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Easton Area High School football player Ryan Williams is out for season with torn ACL

http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/sports/index.ssf/2012/08/easton_area_high_school_footba_26.html#incart_river_default FROM THE EXPRESS TIMES Easton Area High School senior RB/LB Ryan Williams will miss the 2012 football season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, according to his father, Bob Williams. Williams suffered the injury during Tuesday's practice. Williams rushed for 331 yards and six touchdowns last season for the Red Rovers. His best game was a 99-yard effort that included 32- and 60-yard touchdown runs in a 35-0 win over Dieruff.

Michael LoRe Show visits Nazareth Area High School to open 2012 season

http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/sports/index.ssf/2012/08/michael_lore_show_visits_nazar.html#incart_river_default FROM THE EXPRESS TIMES The Nazareth Area High School football team is coming off a historic 2011 season. The Blue Eagles won their first Lehigh Valley Conference and District 11 Class AAAA titles, so there's no better way to kickoff the third season of The Michael LoRe Show than by visiting the defending champions.

Weekend high school football TV schedule

http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/ FROM KEITH GROLLER A breakdown of what's available in high school football TV coverage this weekend: SERVICE ELECTRIC TV2 still has IronPigs regular-season baseball, but Service will have live coverage of Parkland-Delaware Valley on Friday night available on Channel 50 at 7. It will also air tape-delay coverage of Northwestern-Palisades at 10. The Parkland-Del Val game will re-air on TV2 at 10 a.m. Monmouth-Lehigh will air live on TV2 Saturday at 12:30. BLUE RIDGE Blue Ridge, which works together with Service, will have the Parkland-Del Val game on live on Channel 13 and offer same-night coverage of Jim Thorpe and Tamaqua at 11. It will show a replay of Northwestern-Palisades at 1 p.m. on Saturday. RCN The TV4 crew will have live coverage of Pen Argyl-Saucon Valley at 7. It will re-air at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

Sports Media Digest- August 30, 2012

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ Heather Cox Named ESPN Saturday Night College Football on ABC Sideline Reporter- ESPN today made the official announcement that Heather Cox will serve as the sideline reporter on ESPN’s Saturday Night College Football contests on ABC. Cox joins Brent Musburger and analyst Kirk Herbstreit each week on broadcast television’s first weekly prime time college football series. Cox has also signed a multiyear extension with the network where she will continue to work college football, men’s and women’s basketball, NBA and WNBA telecasts across various ESPN outlets. White Sox/Tigers on Sunday Night Baseball- This weekend’s Sunday Night Baseball telecast on ESPN will feature an A.L. Central battle between the Chicago White Sox and the Detroit Tigers. Dan Shulman, Terry Francona, Orel Hirshiser and reporter Buster Olney have the call on ESPN2 beginning at 8:00p.m. ET. Sunday Night Baseball will also be available on ESPN Radio (with Jon Sciambi and Chris Singleton), ESPN Deportes, ESPN Mobile TV and WatchESPN. Orioles/Yankees of Sunday MLB on TBS- The New York Yankees host the Baltimore Orioles on this weekend’s Sunday MLB on TBS telecast. Brian Anderson and Dennis Eckersley have the call beginning at 1:00p.m. ET. NFL Network Changes Time of Debut of America’s Game: 2011 New York Giants- The NFL Network announced today a time change in the debut of America’s Game: 2011 New York Giants. Originally the program was to air Tuesday, September 4th at 10:00p.m. ET. The time is now changed to 9:00p.m. ET. At 10:00p.m. ET Rich Eisen and analysts Steve Mariucci, Marshall Faulk, Kurt Warner, Warren Sapp and Michael Irvin preview the upcoming 2012 NFL regular season and breakdown each division team by team on NFL GameDay Morning Season Preview. NBC Converts NBC Olympics Live Extra App to NBC Sports Live Extra App- NBC announced that the NBC Olympics Live Extra app has been re-branded as NBC Sports Live Extra app. The new app will live stream an abundance of live sporting events that air on NBC, NBC Sports Network or Golf Channel, including MLS, NHL, Notre Dame Football, PGA TOUR,LPGA, European PGA TOUR, Ryder Cup and more, with the vast majority of content only available to TV Everywhere customers. NBA D-League Action to be Telecast on CBS Sports Network- The CBS Sports Network (CBSSN) announced that it has secured the rights to televise the NBA Development League this season. CBSSN will televise 12 live regular-season games, including two from the 2013 NBA D-League Showcase, as well as 2013 NBA D-League Playoffs and Finals action. HBO Boxing After Dark This Weekend- HBO Sports will be producing double header as part of its Boxing After Dark Series this weekend. Bob Papa, Max Kellerman and Roy Jones Jr. will be ringside for Gennady Golovkin vs. Grzegorz Proksa and Sergiy Dzinziruk vs. Jonathan Gonzalez Saturday at 9:45 p.m. ET.

NBC Sports Group’s 2012-2013 NHL Broadcast Schedule

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ It is still unclear to what extent we will have an NHL season this year as the league and players work toward a new collective bargaining agreement. Nevertheless, the NHL has a schedule in place for 2012-2013 and the national television coverage for the season has been released. NBC Sports Group has the national television rights to the NHL in the United States and unveiled its schedule today. More than 100 regular season games will air on NBC and the NBC Sports Network. The network will also have coverage of the NHL Winter Classic, the All-Star Game and the Stanley Cup Playoffs. NBC Sports Network will have exclusive rights to action on Wednesday nights. The network will also continue to produce its pre and post game NHL Live and NHL Overtime programs. NBC will telecast 14 games this season, with it’s Game of the Week coverage beginning on January 20th. Here is the schedule: Date Away Home Time Friday, November 23 New York Rangers Boston 1 p.m. Tuesday, January 1 Toronto Detroit 1 p.m. Sunday, January 20 Philadelphia Chicago 12:30 p.m. Sunday, February 3 Los Angeles Washington 12:30 p.m. Sunday, February 10 Los Angeles Pittsburgh 12:30 p.m. Sunday, February 17 Detroit Minnesota 12:30 p.m. Sunday, February 17 Pittsburgh Buffalo 12:30 p.m. Sunday, February 17 Boston Chicago 3:30 p.m. Sunday, March 3 Chicago Detroit 12:30 p.m. Sunday, March 10 Chicago Philadelphia 3 p.m. Sunday, March 17 Boston Pittsburgh 12:30 p.m. Sunday, March 31 Boston Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 7 Washington Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13 New York Rangers Philadelphia 3 p.m. Coverage on the NBC Sports Network begins on opening night, October 11th. Here is its complete schedule: Date Away Home Time Thursday, October 11 Boston Philadelphia 7 p.m. Thursday, October 11 St. Louis Colorado 10 p.m. Friday, October 12 New York Rangers Los Angeles 10:30 p.m. Monday, October 15 Florida Washington 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 16 Detroit Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 17 New York Rangers New Jersey 7:30 p.m. Monday, October 22 Florida New York Islanders 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 23 Detroit Columbus 7 p.m. Wednesday, October 24 New Jersey Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Monday, October 29 Washington Minnesota 8 p.m. Tuesday, October 30 Los Angeles St. Louis 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 31 Pittsburgh Washington 7:30 p.m. Monday, November 5 Pittsburgh Chicago 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 7 Pittsburgh Toronto 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 13 Dallas Detroit 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 14 Washington New York Rangers 7:30 p.m. Thursday, November 15Monday, November 19 San JosePittsburgh DallasDetroit 8 p.m.7:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 20 Montreal New Jersey 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 21 Tampa Bay Carolina 7:30 p.m. Monday, November 26 Minnesota Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 27 New Jersey Boston 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 28 Chicago Minnesota 8 p.m. Monday, December 3 Buffalo Toronto 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 4 San Jose Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 5 New York Rangers Washington 7:30 p.m. Monday, December 10 Boston Detroit 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 11 Pittsburgh Washington 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 12 Minnesota St. Louis 8 p.m. Monday, December 17 Buffalo Montreal 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 18 Phoenix St. Louis 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 19 New Jersey Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 26 Washington Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Monday, December 31 New York Rangers Florida 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 2 New York Rangers Chicago 8 p.m. Sunday, January 6 Detroit Chicago 8 p.m. Tuesday, January 8 Tampa Bay Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 9 Boston Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Sunday, January 13 Boston New York Rangers 7:30 p.m. Monday, January 14 Dallas Colorado 9 p.m. Tuesday, January 15 Anaheim Minnesota 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 16 St. Louis Chicago 8 p.m. Thursday, January 17 San Jose Minnesota 8 p.m. Sunday, January 20 Detroit St. Louis 12:30 or 7:30 p.m. Monday, January 21 Los Angeles Nashville 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 22 San Jose St. Louis 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 23 Colorado Dallas 8 p.m. Tuesday, January 29 Boston St. Louis 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 30 Montreal Detroit 7:30 p.m. Monday, February 4 Boston Colorado 9 p.m. Tuesday, February 5 Los Angeles Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 6 Buffalo Boston 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 10 Detroit St. Louis 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 12 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 13 Chicago Detroit 7:30 p.m. Thursday, February 14 San Jose Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 17 Philadelphia New York Rangers 6 p.m. Tuesday, February 19 Detroit Chicago 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 20 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February 24 Tampa Bay Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Monday, February 25 New York Rangers Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 26 Buffalo Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 27 Washington Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 3 Pittsburgh St. Louis 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 4 Montreal Boston 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 5 Tampa Bay New Jersey 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 6 Colorado Chicago 8 p.m. Sunday, March 10 Boston Washington 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 11 Colorado Los Angeles 10 p.m. Tuesday, March 12 Phoenix Minnesota 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 13 Philadelphia New Jersey 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 17 Buffalo Washington 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 18 San Jose Dallas 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 19 Phoenix Nashville 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 20 New York Rangers Detroit 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 24 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 25 Los Angeles Dallas 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 26 Buffalo Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 27 Montreal Boston 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 31 Chicago Detroit 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 1 Minnesota Chicago 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 2 Nashville St. Louis 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 3 Pittsburgh New York Rangers 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 7 St. Louis Detroit 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 8 Buffalo Toronto 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 9 Los Angeles Dallas 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 10 Boston New Jersey 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 11 Dallas Minnesota 8 p.m. Saturday, April 13 Boston Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13 San Jose Phoenix 9 p.m.

Fox Saturday Baseball, With Announcer Assignments

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ Fox Sports has a slate of three regional Major League Baseball telecasts on tap on this weekend’s Fox Saturday Baseball. Action begins at 3:30p.m. ET with the Fox Saturday Baseball Pregame Show with Matt Vasgersian, Harold Reynolds and Dan Plesac. Here is the schedule: St. Louis Cardinals at Washington Nationals- Chris Myers and Tom Verducci . 65% of the country will see this game. MARKETS INCLUDE: Albuquerque, Austin, Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dallas, Dayton, Denver, Detroit, Hartford, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Louisville, Memphis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York, Norfolk, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Providence, Richmond, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, St. Louis, Tulsa, Washington. Philadelphia Phillies at Atlanta Braves- Tom McCarthy and Mitch Williams. 24 % of the country will see this game. MARKETS INCLUDE: Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Fort Myers, Greensboro, Greenville, Jacksonville, Knoxville, Miami, Nashville, New Orleans, Orlando, Philadelphia, Raleigh, Tampa, West Palm Beach. Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners- Dave Sims and Mark Gubicza. 10% of the country will see this game. MARKETS INCLUDE: Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle.

College Football Schedule on Fox Sports

http://sportsmediajournal.com/ Fox Sports begins it’s college football season this Saturday. Erin Andrews, Eddie George and Joey Harrington debuts on Fox College Saturday at 7:00p.m. ET. The Fox Sports family of networks will televise 16 games this weekend. Here is the schedule with announcer assignments: Sept. 1st 7: 30 PM- Hawai’i at USC (FOX) Gus Johnson, Charles Davis, Julie Alexandria 12:00 PM- Miami (Ohio) at Ohio St. (BTN) Eric Collins, Derek Rackley, Lisa Byington 12:00 PM- Troy at UAB (FCS) Mike Gleason, Ben Leber, Lesley McCaslin 12:00 PM- Appalachian St. at East Carolina (FSN National) Ron Thulin, Shaun King, Desmond Purnell 12:00 PM- Marshall at West Virginia (FX) Justin Kutcher, Eric Crouch, Darius Walker 3:00 PM- Richmond at Virginia (FS South) Paul Kennedy, Keith Jones, Jenn Hildreath 3:30 PM- Northern Iowa at Wisconsin (BTN) Kevin Kugler, Chris Martin, Jay Wilson 3:30 PM- Eastern Kentucky at Purdue (BTN) Matt Devlin, Glen Mason, J Leman 3:30 PM- Tulsa at Iowa St. (FSN National) Mark Followill, Gary Reasons 4:00 PM- Colorado St. vs. Colorado (FX )Craig Bolerjack, Joel Klatt, Petros Papadakis 7:00 PM- Savannah St. at Oklahoma St. (FCS ) Kevin Eschenfelder, ND Kalu, Erin Bajackson 7:00 PM- Northwestern St. at Texas Tech (FSSW Plus) Bill Land, Dave Lapham, Emily Jones 7:00 PM- Jackson St. at Miss St. (FS South) Bob Rathbun, Tim Couch, Elizabeth Moreau 8:00 PM- Indiana State at Indiana (BTN) Wayne Larrivee, Jon Jansen, Antwaan Randle El 10:30 PM- Oklahoma at UTEP (FSN National) Mike Morgan JC Pearson Laura McKeeman Sept. 2nd 6:30 PM- SMU at Baylor (FSN National) Joel Meyers, Brian Baldinger, Jim Knox

71 coaches set to make their Pennsylvania football coaching debuts this weekend

http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/ FROM KEITH GROLLER If you're a a Pennsylvania scholastic football fan, the book you must have is the 2012 Pennsylvania Football News Resource Guide put out by longtime high school gurus Rich Vetock and Tom Elling. To order the book, go to their website -- www.pafootballnews.com The resource guide is chock full of great information, spread over 416 pages. One of the many interesting things they haveis a listing of all the new head football coaches in Pennsylania this year. We've had more than our share of changes around here, but it seems like there's a lot of turnover all over the state as football -- like every high school sport -- is now a 12-month-a-year deal and there's a prominent burnout factor that didn't exist years ago. There are other factors as well, of course, like meddling parents for example. But the days of the 30-year coaching career at one school seems over. Not of all these guys are new head coaches because guys like George Curry, Brian Gilbert and Kevin Ronalds have been head coaches before. They are in new positions from last season. Anyway, here's the list of new head coaches in Pennsylvania football this season with districts in parentheses: Allentown Central Catholic (11): John Cupples. Altoona Area (6): John Franco Bishop Carroll (6): Greg Snyder Bentworth (7): Bob Niziol Berwick Area (2): George Curry Burgettstown (7): Terry Havelka Charleroi (7): Ed Jenkins Cochranton (10): Nate Liberty Cowanesque Valley (4): James Burns Dallas Area (2): Bob Zaruta Daniel Boone (3): Bill Parks East Allegheny (7): Jason Ruscitto Everett Area (5): Mark Kirk Fairfield (3): Darwin Seiler Fort Cherry (7): Jim Shiel Geibel Catholic (7): Sean Benjamin Germantown Academy (Ind): Matt Dence Gettysburg (3): Matt Heiser Glendale (6): Matt Irvine Hanover (3): Mike Ketterman Hempfield Area (7): Rich Bowen Huntingdon Area (6): Michael Hudy Imhotep Charter (12): Albie Crosby James Buchanan (3): Andy Stoner Jersey Shore (4): Tom Gravish Kane Area (9): Todd Silfies Keystone Oaks (7): Matt Taylor Kiski Area (7): Dave Heavner Kittanning (7): Frank Fabian Lansdale Catholic (12): Tom Kirk Lehighton (11): Tom McCarroll Lewisburg (4): Jeremy Winn. Line Mountain (4): Rodney Knock Louis E. Dieruff (11): Kyle Beller Lower Merion (1): Adam Beach Mahanoy Area (11): Dave Holman Maplewood (10): Brian Borkovich McGuffey (7): Ed Dalton Meadville (10): Mike Feleppa Millersburg (3): Brad Hatter Monsignor Bonner (12): Greg "Bubba" Bernhardt Moshannon Valley (6): Mike Keith Mount Lebanon (7): Mike Melnyk Neshannock (7): Fred Mozzocio New Oxford (3): James Thurston Northampton (11): Jeff Brosky North Pocono (2) Greg Dohlon Northwestern Lehigh (11): Josh Snyder Palisades (11): Kevin Ronalds Panther Valley (11): Lonnie Hazlett Penn Hills (7): John Peterman Redbank Valley (9): Ed Wasilowski Salisbury (11): Andy Cerco Shaler Area (7): Chris Siegle Shikellamy (4): Todd Tilford South Side Area (7): Greg McDougal South Western (3): Damian Poalucci Springdale (7): Dave Leasure Susquehanna Community (2): John Salinkas Trinity (7): Ryan Coyle Tyrone Area (6): Steve Guthoff Union City (10): Randy Gunther Upper Dauphin (3): Brent Bell Upper Perkiomen (1): Steve Moyer Valley (7): Chad Walsh Westmont Hilltop (6): Pat Barron West Chester Henderson (1): Steve Mitten Whitehall (11): Brian Gilbert William Allen (11): George Clay Williams Valley (11): Tim Savage Williamsport (4): Kevin Choate

Dieruff Alumni Association helps send Huskies into football season feelin' good

http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/ FROM KEITH GROLLER Last Sunday I was in attendance when the Dieruff Alumni Association held a picnic for the Husky football team just to let the kids know that the alumni is completely behind them as they embark on a new season in a new league. It was a very nice affair hosted by John Hughes, who was the Kiska Award winner in 1961. John is a first-class guy who has a beautiful home with an in-ground pool that was open to the kids and they took full advantage with a day full of splashes and dives. The food was excellent as well.August 28 download 085 You get the sense that many of these kids have never been treated this well and many of them were very appreciative and made sure to say "Thank You" which was very nice to see. I left after about two hours, but I bet those kids never wanted to leave. The alumni association is in its first full year under the direction of Fred Schuler and he has done a wonderful job building some enthusiasm and energy for Dieruff. And that support is not just directed toward athletes. Fred and Co. were so proud of the theater group that performed "Hairspray" last spring and won several Freddy Awards. The alumni group, and kudos to all who are involved, is directed to all areas of Dieruff High School. August 28 download 083"Unleash Husky Pride" is the motto. Tonight, they are hosting a picnic for the hard-working marching band, which we hear is sounding real good. The band will present its halftime show for the alumni. Here are some photos from the picnic, including the first one above featuring Hughes on the far left, Schuler on the far right and head coach Kyle Beller in the middle along with tri-captains Quinton Williams, Eddie Rodriguez and Damian Diaz. You can see below that the minute the kids got off the bus at John's house, they were greeted warmly.

TV NEWS ON AUGUST 30

http://blog.sitcomsonline.com/2012/08/new-york-city-local-stations-fall-2012.html t's that time of year again...fall schedules for New York City stations! I have for you the full Fall 2012 schedules for WABC, WNBC WNYW, WWOR, WPIX, and WLNY. Unfortunately, I couldn't obtain the schedules for WCBS at press time, but WCBS rarely make changes. We cannot cover every market's local schedules, so we will give you an idea what to expect by giving you the #1 market in the country: New York. And of course it helps because I live in the market! We'll start with WNYW's (Fox5) Fall 2012 schedule. There aren't any new series joining this fall, but there will be a show new to WNYW this fall as Anderson Live moves to WNYW this fall from WPIX, airing weekdays at 12 noon starting Sept. 10. Everything else is will not be new, but we do have some time changes. Inside Edition and a second run of TMZ will move from 12 noon to the 1pm hour, as Judge Alex moves an hour later as well to the 2-3pm hour. Judge Joe Brown will not be airing weekdays on WNYW as it will move to sister station WWOR beginning Sept. 10, but we will have more on that below. Those are the only changes on WNYW, as they are keeping it pretty much the same this fall. Sister network WWOR (My9) will be making more changes than WNYW in Fall 2012, as usual. New series this fall are sitcom Are We There Yet? weekdays at 11am and Saturdays 7-8pm starting Sept. 17, newsmagazine Dishnation weekdays at 6pm & 11pm starting Sept. 17, and Burn Notice on Saturdays from 8-10pm starting Sept. 29. Joining the schedule from sister network WNYW will be Judge Joe Brown airing weekdays at 2:00pm & 2:30pm starting Sept. 10. Among the series leaving are South Park, My Name Is Earl, Everybody Hates Chris, Swift Justice, House, The Unit , and Animal Atlas. All of those series are leaving broadcast syndication. Current series moving to new timeslots are House of Payne and Meet the Browns weekdays at 8am & 8:30am starting Sept. 17; another Meet the Browns airing weekdays at 11:30am starting Sept. 17 following Are We There Yet at 11, Law & Order: Criminal Intent moves to 10am starting Sept. 10. Weekdays at 12pm will be a second run of People's Court starting Sept. 10. Divorce Court moves an hour later to 1-2pm leading into Judge Joe Brown at 2. Family Feud moves from 2-3pm to 5-6pm starting Sept. 10 to lead into Dish Nation at 6. The Wendy Williams Show will remain weekdays at 3pm leading into The Jeremy Kyle Show at 4. How I Met Your Mother remains at 6:30pm & 7pm, as does The King of Queens at 7:30pm. In late nights, The King of Queens' second run will move to 10:30pm starting week of Sept. 10, as a second run of Dish Nation follows at 11. Everybody Loves Raymond follows at 11:30pm & 12am. A second House of Payne airs 12:30am, as The Office gets bumped to 1am and dating series Excused is also moved further away to 1:30am. As for weekends, we mentioned Are We There Yet? on Saturdays 7-8pm and Burn Notice Saturdays 8 & 9pm, but you can still expect everything else on weekends including House of Payne, Meet the Browns, King of Queens, How I Met Your Mother, Raymond, The Big Bang Theory and That '70s Show. Moving on to WPIX's (CW11) Fall 2012 schedule. New series this fall are Rules of Engagement weekdays at 6:30pm starting Sept. 10, Rick Lake weekdays at 4pm starting Sept. 10, Baggage weeknights at 3:30am starting Sept. 17, Bloopers! Saturdays at 5pm & 5:30pm starting Sept. 15, original sitcoms The First Family and Mr. Box Office will air Saturdays in primetime from 8-10pm starting Sept. 15, and Unsealed: Conspiracy Files and Unsealed: Alien Files Sunday nights 1-2am starting Sept. 23. CW Daytime will replace Dr. Drew's Lifechangers with The Bill Cunningham Show, but that series was airing at 1pm in syndication on WPIX and will remain in that time period this fall. Among the series leaving are Dr. Drew's Lifechangers, Anderson, Last Shot With Judge Gunn, America's Court With Judge Ross, Live from Daryl's House, and Ugly Betty. Current series moving to new times are Family Guy's second run moving to 2am, Maury gets a third run to weekdays at 3pm, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia moves to 3am. On weekends, we get the new line-up on Saturdays with two movies starting at 1pm. Bloopers! at 4pm, the news at 6, According to Jim at 6:30pm still, Friends moving to 7-8pm to lead into the original sitcom block of First Family and Mr. Box Office, then the news at 10 leading into Family Guy's new Saturday time period of 11pm-12am, as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia moves to 1am. On Sundays, movies start it off again at 1pm & 3pm leading into Old Christine at 5. The news remains at 6 leading into According to Jim at 6:30pm. The 7pm hour will have Rules of Engagement to lead into the new primetime comedy block of Two and a Half Men from 8-10pm, as a result Seinfeld and Friends will move to 11pm-1am. As mentioned, Unsealed: Conspiracy Files and Unsealed: Alien Files will air at 1am. Sunday nights will now close out with The Honeymooners from 2-4am. Elsewhere, WABC (ABC7), which is #1 in NY and the most watched station in the nation, will add Katie to weekdays at 3pm following General Hospital at its new time of 2pm starting Sept. 10. On Saturday nights, Private Practice will air late nights at around 12 midnight replacing Brothers & Sisters. And on Sunday nights, Castle will now air at 12am & 1am replacing Grey's Anatomy. For WCBS (CBS2), we do not have any updates, so we apologize for that. Nothing major is likely changing, though, but they did pick-up the rights to Leverage on weekends and CSI: Miami returns to syndication replacing NUMB3RS. And WNBC (NBC4) will make the most drastic changes of the big three stations, with new series Jeff Probst airing at 2pm starting Sept. 10 and Steve Harvey weekdays at 3pm starting Sept. 4. Among schedule changes, New York Live will now air at 12:30pm, as We the People with Gloria Allred is gone. Syndicated series Nate Berkus Show is also gone. Moving on to WLNY (TV55/10), they are adding new series Trisha Goddard weekdays at 9am & 5pm, Justice for All with Cristina Perez weekdays at 12 noon, Dog the Bounty Hunter weeknights at 3am, and Star Wars: The Clone Wars Saturdays at 1:30am. See their full schedule below. WNYW Fall 2012 Weekdays 4:00 TMZ ON TV 4:30A GOOD DAY EARLY CALL 5:00A GOOD DAY WAKE UP 6:00 GOOD DAY WAKE UP 2 7:00 GOOD DAY NEW YORK 9:00 GOOD DAY NEW YORK 10:00 WENDY WILLIAMS 11:00 DR. OZ 12:00N ANDERSON LIVE 1:00 INSIDE EDITION 1:30 TMZ 2:00 JUDGE ALEX 2:30 JUDGE ALEX 3:00 PEOPLE'S COURT 4:00 DR. OZ 5:00 FOX5 NEWS AT 5 6:00 FOX5 NEWS AT 6 6:30 TMZ ON TV 7:00 SIMPSONS 7:30 BIG BANG THEORY 8:00 Primetime 10:00 FOX5 NEWS AT 10 11:00 BIG BANG THEORY 11:30 30 ROCK 12:00M 30 ROCK 12:30A SIMPSONS 1:00 KING OF THE HILL 1:30 KING OF THE HILL 2:00 PAID 3:00 PAID Saturdays 4:30A PAID 5:00A PAID 6:00A GOOD DAY STREET TALK 6:30A PAID 7:00A MADE IN HLLYWD-TEEN (E/I 13-16) 7:30A WILD ABOUT ANIMALS (E/I 13-16) 8:00A AWESOME ADVENTURES(E/1 13-16) 8:30A WHADDYADO? 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Allentown Fair-Thursday August 30

http://www.mcall.com/news/local/allentownfair/mc-allentown-fair-sched-0830-20120829,0,7519110,full.story FROM THE MORNING CALL Today's Schedule •Hours: Noon-11 p.m. •Admission: $6; free, ages 11 and under and everyone noon-2 p.m. Click here to find out more! Topics Restaurants Dining and Drinking Noon: Continuation of morning sheep judging, judges tent; continuation of morning swine judging, livestock barns. Noon to 9 p.m.: Lil' Farm Hands Activity Center, Agri-Land. Noon to 10 p.m.: Agri-Plex exhibits/demonstrations; Poultry Building; Livestock Barns; 4-H Barnyard Petting Zoo, next to the judging tent; Pennsylvania Civil War Road Show exhibit, Agri-Plex Square. Noon to 11 p.m.: Indoor shopping/dining, Fair personality Punkin Miller Headquarters, Lehigh Valley Garden Railroad Club exhibit, Main Exhibit Building; Ritz Barbecue indoor dining, outdoor shopping/eating stands, 1st & 4th Aves. & Midway Noon to 2 a.m.: MainGate Night Club and Bier Garten. 1 p.m.: Flower, Specimen Flowers, Artistic Arrangements judging, Agri-Plex; Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Loan Vinh, chef/owner Loan's Authentic Vietnamese Bistro in Fairgrounds Farmers Market, Agri-Plex. 1-9 p.m.: Demonstrating Crafter of the Day, Sharon Yeakel, penny rugs, Main Exhibit Building. 2 p.m.: Culinary Contest, Pennsylvania's incredible Angel Food Cake, Agri-Plex; Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show, RCN Farmerama Theater. 2-11 p.m.: Rides and games, Midway. 2:30 p.m.: Robinson's Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 3 p.m.: Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Javan Small, executive chef, The Farmhouse Restaurant, Agri-Plex; Wild About Monkeys, Main Entrance Plaza. 3:15 p.m.: Writer Simonee deFuccio shares her research on the Hon. Jeremiah Roth—entrepreneur, farmer and president of The Allentown Fair from 1884-1907, Centennial Stage. 3:30 p.m.: Elephant Encounter show and exhibit, Machinery Ave. Court; Bounce and Ooo La La comedy-juggling "command performance," Music and Variety Tent. 4 p.m.: Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, John Benko, chef/owner, and Shannon Koch, assistant Bada Bingg, in Fairgrounds Farmers Market, Agri-Plex; Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show, RCN Farmerama Theater. 4:15 p.m.: Jacob Kraus singer-songwriter, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 4:30 p.m.: Robinson's Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 5 p.m.: Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Edward Galgon Jr., chef/owner Cab Fryes Historic Inn, Agri-Plex; 60 Second Showdown challenge, Midway. 5-8 p.m.: Crazy Hearts country music/line-dancing, Music and Variety Tent. 5:15 p.m.: Play Doh Sculpting Contest, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 5:30 p.m.: Elephant Encounter show and exhibit, Machinery Ave. Court. 6 p.m.: 4-H and Ag-Ed Sheep Showmanship and Market Lambs, judging tent; RCN Sports Talk show with hosts Chris Michael and Joe Craig featuring Paul Bunyan Show lumberjacks, high school cheerleaders; Farm-to-Table Cooking Series, Kevin Spiegler and Justin Bortz, executive chefs Divine Dining, Agri-Plex; Wild About Monkeys, Main Entrance Plaza; 60 Second Showdown challenge, Midways. 6:15 p.m.: Brian Xander, singer-songwriter, Centennial Stage, Agri-Plex. 6:30 p.m.: Robinson's Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 7 p.m.:Jason Aldean with special guest Luke Bryan plus Rachel Farley and Dee Jay Silver, grandstand; Culinary Contest, Pillsbury® Pie Baking Championship, Agri-Plex; 60 Second Showdown challenge, Midway. 7:30 p.m.: Elephant Encounter show and exhibit, Machinery Ave. Court. 8 p.m.: Wild About Monkeys, Main Entrance Plaza. 8:30 p.m.: Robinson's Pig Paddling Porkers, Machinery Ave. Court. 10:15 p.m.: She Said Sunday, rock, pop/rock, MainGate Nigh Cclub. Strolling attractions: Bounce and Ooo La La, comedy-juggling; Fair Mascots; Dapper Dan the clown 69 NEWS Kids Coloring Corner & Live Truck: Midway

Thursday!

Thursday August 30, 2012 1ST PITCH SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE IRONPIGS!!! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: BACK IN JULY THERE WAS A E-MAIL SAYING I GOT ROBBED IN LOUNDON AND COULDN'T GET BACK. SOMEBODY ATTACKED MY SYSTEM IT WAS A SCAM. I WASN'T REALLY OVER THERE. PEOPLE REALLY SENT MONEY THINKING IT WAS REAL. MIKE BLOUSE AT THE MORNING CALL WAS ONE OF THEM ACTUALLY. I THANK EVERYBODY WHO TRIED TO HELP BUT IT WAS A SCAM, SINCE THEN, I GOT RID OF MY YAHOO E-MAIL ALSO, PEOPLE BEEN ASKING IF I WAS IN EASTON HOSPITAL AUGUST 11TG. YES I WAS FOR 5 HOURS, I HAD SPOTS ALL OVER MY BODY. IT WAS SCARY. IT BEEN GOOD SINCE AUGUST 11TH!!! WEDNESDAY WAS BUSY! TOOK VOLLEYBALL, CROSS COUNTRY AND FIELD HOCKEY PICTURES! I LOVE WORKING FOR BISHOP PHOTO! NOVEMBER PROBABLY THE NEXT TIME NOW!! THE WINTER SPORTS!!!! A GIRL IN LEHIGHTON GOT BIT BY A SNAKE WEDNESDAY I AM EVEN MORE AFRAID OF SNAKES NOW AFTER THAT. THERE WAS A SNAKE AT THE NAZARETH FOOTBALL FIELDS MONDAY. IT WAS EATING A FROG AT THE FIELD HOCKEY GAME. SAME PLACE WHERE THE GROUNDHOGS ARE. BESIDES GROUNDHOGS NOW WE HAVE SNAKES. WHAT NEXT, WILL WE HAVE AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD!! ANIMAL CITY USA! STAY TUNED ON MY WALMART JOB!!! I HAVE A OVR MEETING SEPTEMBER 11TH! YES, THE SAME DAY AS 9-11-01 Labor day Weekend! 4 day weekend for most! Any plans? Any picnics? Football Friday! Nazareth at Pleasant Valley 7pm Friday I Will be there! 42-40 Nazareth Next Friday My 1st ticket collecting date!! I am excited! BIG TICKET at 11pm Friday night! I Will be Announcing that on WFMZ! Ohio at Penn State Football at NOON Saturday! GO PENN STATE! IRONPIGS SUNDAY NIGHT! 5:35 GAME I WILL BE ONE OF 12-14 TO THROW THE 1ST PITCH!!! That will be fun! It's part of my Dad's Reunion. MDA Telethon 8pm-11pm Sunday night! Only 3 hours this year It's Called ''MDA FOR STRENGTH'' I Will Announce that on WNEP! What are you doing all weekend? Anything fun? I am great!!! The Nazareth Fall Booster Clubs as well as all the Nazareth Schools will be selling Pink T-Shirts and Hooded Sweatshirts to raise money for the American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. We have a target of selling 2000 pieces of clothing and only have a short three weeks to do it!! We will be placing the orders on Friday, September 14th so all the clothing is delivered by September 30th. As you know October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we plan to have a “Think Pink” games for all the Fall Sports. We will have all the Team support each other attending their games wearing their pink clothing to show support for their fellow athletes and highlight the awareness of breast cancer. Pink Games we have: 9/25 - Girls Soccer 9/25 -Girls Tennis 10/1 - Boys Soccer 10/4 – Girls Volleyball 10/10 - Field Hockey 10/12- Football, Band, Cheerleaders All the teachers have the flyers and in the next few days the students will have them and some will go home this week from the schools. We ordered 100 T-Shirts and 40 Hooded Sweatshirts to sell at the first home football game. We also thought we could approach Wal-Mart and sell these outside the store the weekend of the 8th. I will let you know how that goes in case some of you have a few hours to spare we could take shifts covering the stand. PLEASE push this message out to all your friends, families, co-workers, and neighbors. I know I may begin to be a pain and say the same thing over and over again. I wanted to put it into perspective for you and why once I got involved with this, I have been very passionate about it. We lost a family member to cancer and it was one of the most hurtful experiences of my life and I could not imagine the emotions my family member felt. This was something that I will never forget. I would not wish that on anyone! We have the ability to raise a lot of money and help to make a difference. We do only have a short time to do it, so please do what you can and do whatever you can. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. THINK PINK!! Schedule: Thursday August 30: 8:30am-4:30pm Attendant 11AM-1PM Jolly Joe Timmer on WGPA 1100 NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel 1pm-6pm Glen Mac and Anthony Gargano on 94 WIP 1pm-2pm Radio Show on WEEX 1230 4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230 4pm-6pm Attendant 6pm RCN SPORTS TALK AT THE FAIR ON RCN4 NO ANNOUNCING OFF TONIGHT 9:30pm Allentown Fair on RCN4 10pm Anchor News on CW57 Friday August 31: 8:30am-5pm Attendant 11am FITNESS 11AM-1PM Jolly Joe Timmer on WGPA 1100 NOON Channel 69 News with Eve and Jaciel 1pm-6pm Glen Mac and Anthony Gargano on 94 WIP 1pm PIZZAVILLE FOR LUNCH 4pm-7pm Happy Hour on WEEX 1230 7pm AT THE NAZARETH AT PLEASANT VALLEY FOOTBALL GAME 7pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast 10pm Anchor News on CW57 11pm Announce the BIG TICKET ON WFMZ Saturday September 1: 8:30am-10:30am Attendant 10am AT THE NAZARETH FIELD HOCKEY GAME 9am-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470 WSAN 10am-NOON 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230 NOON-12:30pm Radio Show on WEEX 1230 NOON PENN STATE FOOTBALL ON ESPN 11am-9pm Mark Thomas on WGPA 1100 4pm Announce Phillies Baseball on COMCAST 6pm ANNOUNCE LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL ON RCN, TV60 9pm-2am NED RICHARDS on WALN 10pm Anchor News on CW57 10:30pm Announce Charlie Manuel Show on MYPHL17 Sunday September 2: 11am-NOON Radio Show 9:30am-NOON JOLLY JOE TIMMER ON WGPA 1100 5pm Announce Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17 NOON-3pm Dennis Christman on WGPA 1100 3pm-9pm MIGHTY MIKE ON WGPA 1100 5pm-9pm AT THE IRONPIGS BASEBALL GAME 7pm Layla on WALN 9pm Happy Jack on WALN 10pm Anchor News on CW57 RIP: Dale Earenhardt SR. 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Company news in the Lehigh Valley

http://www.mcall.com/business/mc-business-companynews-0830-20120829,0,6408707.story FROM THE MORNING CALL Brode & Brooks sells Parkside Orchids Brode & Brooks Inc. announced the sale of Parkside Orchids at 2503 Mountainview Drive in Nockamixon Township. The facility includes almost 14,000 square feet of retail and greenhouse building on 5-plus acres with frontage on Route 563. The business had been owned and operated for the past 20 years by John Salventi and Tom Purviance. The buyers, Kirsten Smith and Kathleen Dunham, took over the operation in June. The transaction was handled by Jean Justive of Brode & Brooks. Colliers International facilitates new leases Ann E. Kline, vice president in Colliers International's Office Division in Allentown, recently concluded five new office-commercial leases in Lehigh and Northampton counties totaling more than 13,000 square feet: » The latest on traffic, delays and road construction delivered to your mobile phone. Text TRAFFIC to 52270! Message and data rates apply. Text STOP TRAFFIC to cancel, text HELP for help. Click for terms and conditions. •MedClean Technologies Inc., leased 4,800 square feet of space at 47 S. Commerce Way, Bethlehem. MedClean is a designer and manufacturer of regulated medical waste-processing systems and related services. •Maser Consulting P.A. leased 2,984 square feet at 190 Brodhead Road, Bethlehem. Maser Consulting is a leading consulting engineering firm serving the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions since 1984. •Mother of Cakes Sugar & Cake Academy, leased 2,500 square feet at 1038 Trexlertown Road, Breinigsville. Mother of Cakes hosts classes with some of the leading celebrity cake artists in the world. •The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School leased 2,450 square feet at 974 Marcon Blvd., Allentown. The school is an online K-12 educational provider using advanced technology and personalized instruction. Colliers International in Allentown facilitated the transaction in conjunction with Colliers International in Pittsburgh. •Community Options Inc. leased 650 square feet at Liberty Square Medical Center, 501 N. 17th St., Allentown. Community Options Inc. provides support staff for group homes in the area.