FROM THE MORNING CALL
Atlanta — Raul Ibanez had a pair of hits and drove in two runs, and the Phillies capitalized off another error from Brooks Conrad to beat the Braves, 7-0, and deflate Atlanta's playoff chances.
Conrad, whose poor throw to second led to five unearned runs for Philadelphia in Friday's series opener, was off the mark on another throw to second base before the Phillies scored four runs in the seventh inning. The Braves, who need to win only one game in this series to assure themselves at least a tie in the wild card race, are now all square with the Padres after San Diego beat San Francisco on Saturday.
The Phillies, meanwhile, clinched at least a share of the league's best record for the first time in the 128-year history of the franchise.
"We're going to battle until the end and every game is important," Ibanez said. "The team plays hard no matter what's going on. We've been playing pretty well lately."
Vance Worley got the spot start for Philadelphia in place of a resting Roy Halladay and hurled five shutout frames, allowing just a hit and two walks. Antonio Bastardo (2-0) earned the win for throwing a scoreless sixth.
The Braves, who honored outgoing manager Bobby Cox with a lengthy pregame ceremony that included many former players and coaches, managed only three hits in the critical loss.
Tommy Hanson matched Worley with five scoreless innings in the start, but Jonny Venters (4-4) yielded four runs -- two earned -- on four hits and a walk in 1 1/3 innings to take the loss.
"We control our own destiny," Venters said. "We just need to come out tomorrow, play hard. I wasn't real good today. I just left some balls over the plate. I was throwing strikes -- I felt good. I was ahead. I was not putting guys away."
The scoreless tie finally ended in the seventh, when the Phillies took advantage of another error by Conrad.
Jimmy Rollins walked off Venters and was replaced by Brian Bocock. Placido Polanco sent a groundball to Conrad, who was again off the mark trying to throw to second, leaving runners at the corners; he had a similar situation in a tie game on Friday, only to make a bad throw to second, leading to five unearned runs for Philadelphia.
Saturday's miscue cost the Braves again, as Chase Utley singled past a drawn- in infield to score Bocock with the game's first run.
Utley stole second, and Ibanez singled with one away to score pinch-runner Wilson Valdez. Shane Victorino followed with another RBI base hit for a 3-0 game, ending Venters' outing on the mound.
Later in the inning, a wild pitch from Craig Kimbrel allowed Ibanez to score, and Ibanez added an RBI single in the eighth for a five-run advantage.
As the Braves' offense continued to struggle against the Philadelphia bullpen, Valdez's RBI double and John Mayberry, Jr.'s bases-loaded walk in the ninth accounted for the final margin.
While Worley no-hit the Braves through three innings, the Phillies had several chances to score.
Philadelphia put runners on first and second with one out in the second, but Hanson struck out Worley and got Rollins to ground out to end the threat. Atlanta broke up the no-hitter in the fourth, but couldn't score, and the visitors put a man on third with one out in the fifth. Utley and Ibanez, however, both grounded out without scoring the runner.
The Braves, meanwhile, couldn't push a runner past second before the Phillies broke the game open in the seventh.
In the case where Atlanta and San Diego both win on Sunday, a three-way tie between the Braves, Padres and Giants would occur. For the first time in major league history, two playoff games would occur, where the Braves would take on the loser of Monday's Padres-Giants matchup on Tuesday at Turner Field…The Phillies clinched the season series, having won 10 of 17 games against the Braves this year…Philadelphia's Polanco had an 85-game errorless streak snapped…The Phillies recorded their ninth consecutive series victory on the road and have won 19 of their last 22 series…Utley has reached base safely in 29 straight games…Victorino had three hits, while Polanco, Utley and Brian Schneider each had two…The Phillies have recorded 21 shutouts this season…Attendance was 54,296, the highest in Braves regular season history since moving to Atlanta.
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Saturday, October 02, 2010
SATURDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
SATURDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
Slippery Rock 16 Clarion 13
Geneva 27 Saint Vincent 23
W & J 49 Westminster 7
Monmouth 44 Duquesne 17
Robert Morris 35 Saint Francis 14
Missouri State 35 Youngstown State 25
California 58 Lock Haven 0
IUP 18 Edinboro 0
Gannon 14 Mercyhurst 10
West Virginia Wesleyan 37 Seton Hill 16
Thomas More 42 Thiel 3
Bethany 24 Waynesburg 17
Case Western Reserve 24 Allegheny 23 in overtime
Carnegie Mellon 62 Hiram 31
Harvard 35 Lafayette 10
Holy Cross 36 Fordham 31
Colgate 34 Georgetown 3
Cornell 21 Bucknell 12
Penn 35 Dartmouth 35 (OT)
Columbia 42 Princeton 14
Albany 23 Yale 20
Rhode Island 27 Brown 24 (OT)
William Mary 31 Villanova 24
Maine 16 New Hampshire 13 (OT)
UMASS 27 Towson 14
Delaware 13 James Madison 10
Tulane 17 Rutgers 14
UCONN 40 Vanderbilt 21
Richmond 41 Coastal Carolina 19
Iowa 24, Penn State 3
Pitt 44, Florida International 17
Robert Morris 35, St. Francis 14
Slippery Rock 16 Clarion 13
Geneva 27 Saint Vincent 23
W & J 49 Westminster 7
Monmouth 44 Duquesne 17
Robert Morris 35 Saint Francis 14
Missouri State 35 Youngstown State 25
California 58 Lock Haven 0
IUP 18 Edinboro 0
Gannon 14 Mercyhurst 10
West Virginia Wesleyan 37 Seton Hill 16
Thomas More 42 Thiel 3
Bethany 24 Waynesburg 17
Case Western Reserve 24 Allegheny 23 in overtime
Carnegie Mellon 62 Hiram 31
Harvard 35 Lafayette 10
Holy Cross 36 Fordham 31
Colgate 34 Georgetown 3
Cornell 21 Bucknell 12
Penn 35 Dartmouth 35 (OT)
Columbia 42 Princeton 14
Albany 23 Yale 20
Rhode Island 27 Brown 24 (OT)
William Mary 31 Villanova 24
Maine 16 New Hampshire 13 (OT)
UMASS 27 Towson 14
Delaware 13 James Madison 10
Tulane 17 Rutgers 14
UCONN 40 Vanderbilt 21
Richmond 41 Coastal Carolina 19
Iowa 24, Penn State 3
Pitt 44, Florida International 17
Robert Morris 35, St. Francis 14
SATURDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
SATURDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
Pius X 57, Bucktail 14
Shady Side Academy Indians 56 - West Shamokin Wolves 0 {F} (MSA)
Beaver Bobcats 42 - Brownsville Falcons 0 {F} (MSA)
Frazier Commodores 20 - Geibel Gators 14 {F}
Rochester Rams 42 - Shenango Wildcats 7 {F} (MSA)
Schenley Spartans 14 - Carrick Raiders 7 {F}
Pius X 57, Bucktail 14
Shady Side Academy Indians 56 - West Shamokin Wolves 0 {F} (MSA)
Beaver Bobcats 42 - Brownsville Falcons 0 {F} (MSA)
Frazier Commodores 20 - Geibel Gators 14 {F}
Rochester Rams 42 - Shenango Wildcats 7 {F} (MSA)
Schenley Spartans 14 - Carrick Raiders 7 {F}
THE JONES SISTERS AT NAZARETH ART CENTER TONIGHT AT 8PM!
SHOW REMINDER:
THE JONES SISTERS AT NAZARETH ART CENTER TONIGHT AT 8PM!
The Jones Sisters. Two girls, two guitars, harmony driver acoustic rock. Karen and Amy now reside in Philadelphia and perform there regularly, but they'll return home to the Lehigh Valley for this show. "Exceptional songwriting, solid...acoustic guitar over beautiful vocals. This is a rare and sure to rise musical duo." - Tom Malm, Concert Promoter & Industry Veteran.
Tickets: $10.00
THE JONES SISTERS AT NAZARETH ART CENTER TONIGHT AT 8PM!
The Jones Sisters. Two girls, two guitars, harmony driver acoustic rock. Karen and Amy now reside in Philadelphia and perform there regularly, but they'll return home to the Lehigh Valley for this show. "Exceptional songwriting, solid...acoustic guitar over beautiful vocals. This is a rare and sure to rise musical duo." - Tom Malm, Concert Promoter & Industry Veteran.
Tickets: $10.00
Lafayette College doesn't get much going in 35-10 loss to Harvard University
FROM THE EXPRESS TIMES
Even though Lafayette College entered today's Harvard game with a 0-3 record, the Leopards could take some positives from of each of those games, all close losses.
Not this one.
The Crimson had its way in every aspect of the game at Fisher Stadium and rolled to a 35-10 win.
The Leopards stand at 0-4 for the first time in coach Frank Tavani's 11 seasons and the first time since 1998. Tavani is now 1-9 against Harvard in his career. It was the Leopards' worst loss since a 52-21 loss to Penn on Sept. 21, 2002.
Harvard used a combination of big plays and an effective running game (311 yards) to dominate with the ball.
The Leopards hurt themselves with 10 penalties for 109 yards and shaky kickoff coverage that helped the Crimson (2-1) gain good field position.
Defensively, Harvard kept Lafayette away from the big deal and kept relentless pressure on quarterback Ryan O'Neil. O'Neil was sacked five times while throwing for 210 yards on 27-for-42 passing.
Lafayette's only touchdown came with 4:58 to play when backup sophomore quarterback Andrew Shoop found freshman Greg Kessel (from East Stroudsburg South) on an 18-yard pass.
http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/lafayette/index.ssf/2010/10/lafayette_college_doesnt_get_m.html
Even though Lafayette College entered today's Harvard game with a 0-3 record, the Leopards could take some positives from of each of those games, all close losses.
Not this one.
The Crimson had its way in every aspect of the game at Fisher Stadium and rolled to a 35-10 win.
The Leopards stand at 0-4 for the first time in coach Frank Tavani's 11 seasons and the first time since 1998. Tavani is now 1-9 against Harvard in his career. It was the Leopards' worst loss since a 52-21 loss to Penn on Sept. 21, 2002.
Harvard used a combination of big plays and an effective running game (311 yards) to dominate with the ball.
The Leopards hurt themselves with 10 penalties for 109 yards and shaky kickoff coverage that helped the Crimson (2-1) gain good field position.
Defensively, Harvard kept Lafayette away from the big deal and kept relentless pressure on quarterback Ryan O'Neil. O'Neil was sacked five times while throwing for 210 yards on 27-for-42 passing.
Lafayette's only touchdown came with 4:58 to play when backup sophomore quarterback Andrew Shoop found freshman Greg Kessel (from East Stroudsburg South) on an 18-yard pass.
http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/lafayette/index.ssf/2010/10/lafayette_college_doesnt_get_m.html
PCNTV SCHEDULE
PCNTV SCHEDULE
---SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE---
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010
2:00 P Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments
PA Humanities Council
Keith Brintzenhoff
3:00 P Small Business in the New Economy Town Hall Forum (Recorded)
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
5:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
6:00 P 27th Annual (2010) Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards
Philadelphia
9:05 P PCN Game of the Week
Bishop McCort (Johnstown) vs. Richland (Johnstown)
11:00 P PCN Game of the Week
Abington Heights (Clarks Summit) vs. Delaware Valley (Milford)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2010
2:00 P PA Senate Republican Report
2:30 P PA Senate Democratic Report
3:00 P Election 2010: Forum with Pat Toomey, Republican for U.S. Senate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
4:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
5:00 P Journalists Roundtable
Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Tony Romeo, KYW 1060-AM & KDKA 1020-AM
Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
6:00 P In Session: PA Superior Court Session
Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
6:45 P Election 2010 Outlook: 15th Congressional District
Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
7:00 P On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
7:30 P It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
8:00 P PCN Tours McIntyre's Candies
Altoona, PA
9:00 P PA Books "Betsy Ross and the Making of America"
Author: Marla Miller
10:00 P PCN Profiles Jeffrey Miller
Director of NFL Strategic Security and Former PA State Police Commissioner
11:00 P Journalists Roundtable
Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Tony Romeo, KYW 1060-AM & KDKA 1020-AM
Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
12:00 A On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
12:30 A In Session: PA Superior Court Session
Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
1:15 A It's History! PA Military College Museum in Chester, PA
1:30 A It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2010
6:00 A Election 2010 Outlook: 15th Congressional District
Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
6:15 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Charlie Dent, Republican for Congress, 15th District
6:50 A On The Issues: Election 2010
John Callahan, Democrat for Congress, 15th District
7:20 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Jake Towne, Independent for Congress, 15th District
7:45 A Election 2010: 15th Congressional District Debate
League of Women Voters of Northampton County
College Hill Neighborhood Association
9:00 A It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
9:30 A On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
10:00 A Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments
PA Humanities Council
Keith Brintzenhoff
11:00 A Distracted Driving
Rep. Josh Shapiro, D-Montgomery
11:30 A Transportation Funding (LIVE)
PA House Appropriations Committee
1:00 P PA House (LIVE)
5:45 P Weather World
6:00 P PCN Tours McIntyre's Candies
Altoona, PA
7:00 P PCN Call-In: Election 2010 (LIVE)
Fletcher McClellan, Political Science Faculty Dean at Elizabethtown College
Wesley McDonald, Political Science Professor at Elizabethtown College
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00 P On The Issues: Election 2010
Paul Kanjorski, Democrat for Congress, 11th District
---SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE---
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010
2:00 P Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments
PA Humanities Council
Keith Brintzenhoff
3:00 P Small Business in the New Economy Town Hall Forum (Recorded)
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
5:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
6:00 P 27th Annual (2010) Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards
Philadelphia
9:05 P PCN Game of the Week
Bishop McCort (Johnstown) vs. Richland (Johnstown)
11:00 P PCN Game of the Week
Abington Heights (Clarks Summit) vs. Delaware Valley (Milford)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2010
2:00 P PA Senate Republican Report
2:30 P PA Senate Democratic Report
3:00 P Election 2010: Forum with Pat Toomey, Republican for U.S. Senate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
4:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
5:00 P Journalists Roundtable
Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Tony Romeo, KYW 1060-AM & KDKA 1020-AM
Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
6:00 P In Session: PA Superior Court Session
Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
6:45 P Election 2010 Outlook: 15th Congressional District
Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
7:00 P On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
7:30 P It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
8:00 P PCN Tours McIntyre's Candies
Altoona, PA
9:00 P PA Books "Betsy Ross and the Making of America"
Author: Marla Miller
10:00 P PCN Profiles Jeffrey Miller
Director of NFL Strategic Security and Former PA State Police Commissioner
11:00 P Journalists Roundtable
Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Tony Romeo, KYW 1060-AM & KDKA 1020-AM
Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
12:00 A On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
12:30 A In Session: PA Superior Court Session
Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
1:15 A It's History! PA Military College Museum in Chester, PA
1:30 A It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2010
6:00 A Election 2010 Outlook: 15th Congressional District
Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
6:15 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Charlie Dent, Republican for Congress, 15th District
6:50 A On The Issues: Election 2010
John Callahan, Democrat for Congress, 15th District
7:20 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Jake Towne, Independent for Congress, 15th District
7:45 A Election 2010: 15th Congressional District Debate
League of Women Voters of Northampton County
College Hill Neighborhood Association
9:00 A It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
9:30 A On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
10:00 A Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments
PA Humanities Council
Keith Brintzenhoff
11:00 A Distracted Driving
Rep. Josh Shapiro, D-Montgomery
11:30 A Transportation Funding (LIVE)
PA House Appropriations Committee
1:00 P PA House (LIVE)
5:45 P Weather World
6:00 P PCN Tours McIntyre's Candies
Altoona, PA
7:00 P PCN Call-In: Election 2010 (LIVE)
Fletcher McClellan, Political Science Faculty Dean at Elizabethtown College
Wesley McDonald, Political Science Professor at Elizabethtown College
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00 P On The Issues: Election 2010
Paul Kanjorski, Democrat for Congress, 11th District
NAZARETH SOUNDFEST
NAZARETH BLUE EAGLE MARCHING BAND and band parents will host the 28th annual Blue Eagle Soundfest at 6 p.m. Oct. 9 at Andrew S. Leh Stadium, behind Nazareth Area High School on Liberty Street. The music competition will feature 13 schools from across the region. A performance by Kutztown University Marching Band will conclude the competition. Tickets, available at the gate, are $8 for adults; $4 for students and seniors; and free for children ages 4 and younger.
In Your School Column – meetings and events at Lehigh Valley Schools
FROM THE MORNING CALL
LEHIGH COUNTY
IN THE ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT schools will be closed Oct. 11 due to staff development day. The district's Band Festival will be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 13 at J. Birney Crum Stadium. The rain date is Oct. 20.
•Allen High School's Latino Leadership Club will meet with Superintendent Gerald Zahorchak at 3 p.m. Tuesday and will hold an event titled, Latinos Moving Forward at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 8 at the Holiday Inn Allentown, Ninth and Hamilton streets.
•South Mountain Middle School will hold Pastries with Parents 7:30-8 a.m. Tuesday and an open house at 7 p.m. Thursday.
•Cleveland Elementary School's art day program is held 3:15-5 p.m. Fridays in the cafeteria.
•Jefferson Elementary School will hold Golden Stallion assemblies Oct. 8, at 9:30 a.m. for morning kindergarten and first and second grades, and at 1:45 p.m. for afternoon kindergarten and third through fifth grades. The school's 100th anniversary celebration will be held at 1:45 p.m. Oct. 15 followed by a Fun Fest 4-7 p.m.
•Mosser Elementary School will hold a PBS parent workshop at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and will be preceded by a parent advisory committee meeting at 3 p.m.
•Washington Elementary School will hold an after school library program 2:45-4:15 p.m. in Room 108. Student award assemblies will be held Oct. 8, at 8:30 a.m. for third and fourth grades and at 9:30 a.m. for first and second grades.
IN THE EAST PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT the following meetings will be held next week:
•Lincoln Elementary School will hold a PTO meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
•Jefferson Elementary School will hold a PTO meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
•Willow Lane Elementary School will hold a PTO meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday.
•Emmaus High School's World Language Honor Society will hold an induction ceremony 6-9 p.m. Thursday.
IN THE PARKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT: A high school marching band competition will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday at the football stadium. Hosted by the Parkland High School Marching Band, 10 bands will compete. Admission is $8. For information, the website is http://www.phsmusicboosters.com.
•Fred J. Jaindl Elementary School will hold a community dedication and open house at 3 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited to the formal dedication and ribbon-cutting. Tours of the building will be offered.
•Springhouse Middle School will host the Shannon Tanner Family Concert at 7 p.m. Oct. 8. Shannon Tanner finished his 21st season performing his summer family show at Shelter Cove Harbor, Hilton Head, S.C., and during the winter, performs at the Park Hyatt Hotel, Beaver Creek, Colo. The family show includes many singalongs. Tickets are $3 and those ages 2 and younger are free. Proceeds benefit the Parkland Elementary School PTOs.
IN THE WHITEHALL-COPLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Picture day will be held Tuesday at Gockley Elementary School for kindergarten and first grade classes. Order forms were distributed to students. First-graders will have the option of selecting peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. The sandwich will take the place of the main entrée and the price of lunch is $2.10.
•Whitehall-Coplay Middle School will hold open house and meet the teacher night 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday. This is a change from what appears on the school calendar.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
ST. THERESA SCHOOL students, faculty, staff and church community will celebrate St. Theresa's Feast Day Friday. The celebration will begin with Mass at 9 a.m. followed by a student prayer service in the grotto area behind the church, 1408 Easton Road, Hellertown. For information, call the school at 610-838-8161 or Jacque Parker at 610-247-4901.
MORAVIAN ACADEMY'S Upper School, 4313 Green Pond Road, Bethlehem Township, will host its 42nd annual country fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The event will include food, live entertainment, teacher dunk tank, climbing wall, British car show, baking contest, book sale, rides and games. A farmers market will feature fresh vegetables, baked goods, jams/jellies, breads and coffee. The third annual "Run for the Trees" 5K fun run/walk for all ages will begin at 9 a.m. The cost, which includes T-shirt, is $15. For information, call the school at 610-691-1600.
WILSON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT will hold a school board meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Tollinger Administration Building, 2040 Washington Blvd., Wilson.
GOV. WOLF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 1920 Butztown Road, Bethlehem, will hold Walk to School Day Wednesday. In pairs, Gov. Wolf faculty and staff will meet students and parents at various intersections throughout the community. They will walk together to support the state's initiative to make walking to school a safer and more appealing transportation alternative while encouraging health and safety. The event will be held rain or shine.
EASTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL Instrumental Music Association will host the 36th annual First Flag Over the United Colonies Band Festival at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cottingham Stadium, 2601 William Penn Highway, Palmer Township. The event will begin with an exhibition performance by Easton Area Middle School's Seventh and Grade Marching Band. Competing high school bands will include: Southern Lehigh, Wilson Area, Allen, Emmaus, Saucon Valley, Pocono Mountain East and North Hunterdon. The cost is $5 for adults; $4 for students and seniors; and free for ages 5 and younger. The rain date is Thursday.
NAZARETH BLUE EAGLE MARCHING BAND and band parents will host the 28th annual Blue Eagle Soundfest at 6 p.m. Oct. 9 at Andrew S. Leh Stadium, behind Nazareth Area High School on Liberty Street. The music competition will feature 13 schools from across the region. A performance by Kutztown University Marching Band will conclude the competition. Tickets, available at the gate, are $8 for adults; $4 for students and seniors; and free for children ages 4 and younger.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY'S Student Government Association is leading an effort to establish a scholarship fund in memory of Tracy A. Garis, a former student from Hellertown who died in a traffic accident in June. The group is planning several fundraisers, including the fourth annual homecoming car show on Oct. 9. The Penn College Institutional Advancement Office is accepting donations to the Tracy A. Garis Memorial Scholarship fund online at http://www.pct.edu/afd or by mail: 1 College Ave., Williamsport, PA 17701-5799.
BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL BOARD recently recognized Scott Toonder, a teacher at Marvine Elementary School, for being selected the 2010 System 44 Outstanding Educator. The honor is awarded to remarkable teachers who have achieved great results for their students using Scholastic's READ 180 and System 44 reading intervention programs.
BUCKS COUNTY
NOCKAMIXON STATE PARK, 1542 Mountain View Drive, Haycock Township, will hold a free Creepy Crawlers program at 10 a.m. Oct. 9. Participants will learn about insects, spiders and other invertebrates. The program is for families with children, ages 3-7, but older and younger siblings are also welcome. For information, call 215-529-7307.
CARBON, MONROE AND SCHUYLKILL COUNTIES
MONROE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, 8050 Running Valley Road, Hamilton Township, will hold the Kettle Creek for Kids program, "Katydid," 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Children, ages 4-6, will learn how insects sting. Parents must attend with their children. The cost is $5; $3 for members. To register, call 570-629-3061.
TAMAQUA AREA HIGH SCHOOL, 500 Penn St., will host the 14th annual Land of the Running Water Band Adjudication Festival at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9. The event, held rain or shine, will feature 14 high school bands. Tickets, $5, will be available at the door.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, Minsi Trails Council, will hold Cub Scout Sign-Up noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 10 and 11 at Country Junction, 6565 Interchange Road, Lehighton. Boys in first through fifth grades and their parents are invited to a special event which will include Ghost Town USA and hayrides. For information call 610-264-8551.
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http://www.mcall.com/news/local/mc-inyourschool-1001-20100930,0,2955939.story?page=2
LEHIGH COUNTY
IN THE ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT schools will be closed Oct. 11 due to staff development day. The district's Band Festival will be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 13 at J. Birney Crum Stadium. The rain date is Oct. 20.
•Allen High School's Latino Leadership Club will meet with Superintendent Gerald Zahorchak at 3 p.m. Tuesday and will hold an event titled, Latinos Moving Forward at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 8 at the Holiday Inn Allentown, Ninth and Hamilton streets.
•South Mountain Middle School will hold Pastries with Parents 7:30-8 a.m. Tuesday and an open house at 7 p.m. Thursday.
•Cleveland Elementary School's art day program is held 3:15-5 p.m. Fridays in the cafeteria.
•Jefferson Elementary School will hold Golden Stallion assemblies Oct. 8, at 9:30 a.m. for morning kindergarten and first and second grades, and at 1:45 p.m. for afternoon kindergarten and third through fifth grades. The school's 100th anniversary celebration will be held at 1:45 p.m. Oct. 15 followed by a Fun Fest 4-7 p.m.
•Mosser Elementary School will hold a PBS parent workshop at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and will be preceded by a parent advisory committee meeting at 3 p.m.
•Washington Elementary School will hold an after school library program 2:45-4:15 p.m. in Room 108. Student award assemblies will be held Oct. 8, at 8:30 a.m. for third and fourth grades and at 9:30 a.m. for first and second grades.
IN THE EAST PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT the following meetings will be held next week:
•Lincoln Elementary School will hold a PTO meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
•Jefferson Elementary School will hold a PTO meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
•Willow Lane Elementary School will hold a PTO meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday.
•Emmaus High School's World Language Honor Society will hold an induction ceremony 6-9 p.m. Thursday.
IN THE PARKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT: A high school marching band competition will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday at the football stadium. Hosted by the Parkland High School Marching Band, 10 bands will compete. Admission is $8. For information, the website is http://www.phsmusicboosters.com.
•Fred J. Jaindl Elementary School will hold a community dedication and open house at 3 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited to the formal dedication and ribbon-cutting. Tours of the building will be offered.
•Springhouse Middle School will host the Shannon Tanner Family Concert at 7 p.m. Oct. 8. Shannon Tanner finished his 21st season performing his summer family show at Shelter Cove Harbor, Hilton Head, S.C., and during the winter, performs at the Park Hyatt Hotel, Beaver Creek, Colo. The family show includes many singalongs. Tickets are $3 and those ages 2 and younger are free. Proceeds benefit the Parkland Elementary School PTOs.
IN THE WHITEHALL-COPLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Picture day will be held Tuesday at Gockley Elementary School for kindergarten and first grade classes. Order forms were distributed to students. First-graders will have the option of selecting peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. The sandwich will take the place of the main entrée and the price of lunch is $2.10.
•Whitehall-Coplay Middle School will hold open house and meet the teacher night 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday. This is a change from what appears on the school calendar.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
ST. THERESA SCHOOL students, faculty, staff and church community will celebrate St. Theresa's Feast Day Friday. The celebration will begin with Mass at 9 a.m. followed by a student prayer service in the grotto area behind the church, 1408 Easton Road, Hellertown. For information, call the school at 610-838-8161 or Jacque Parker at 610-247-4901.
MORAVIAN ACADEMY'S Upper School, 4313 Green Pond Road, Bethlehem Township, will host its 42nd annual country fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The event will include food, live entertainment, teacher dunk tank, climbing wall, British car show, baking contest, book sale, rides and games. A farmers market will feature fresh vegetables, baked goods, jams/jellies, breads and coffee. The third annual "Run for the Trees" 5K fun run/walk for all ages will begin at 9 a.m. The cost, which includes T-shirt, is $15. For information, call the school at 610-691-1600.
WILSON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT will hold a school board meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Tollinger Administration Building, 2040 Washington Blvd., Wilson.
GOV. WOLF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 1920 Butztown Road, Bethlehem, will hold Walk to School Day Wednesday. In pairs, Gov. Wolf faculty and staff will meet students and parents at various intersections throughout the community. They will walk together to support the state's initiative to make walking to school a safer and more appealing transportation alternative while encouraging health and safety. The event will be held rain or shine.
EASTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL Instrumental Music Association will host the 36th annual First Flag Over the United Colonies Band Festival at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cottingham Stadium, 2601 William Penn Highway, Palmer Township. The event will begin with an exhibition performance by Easton Area Middle School's Seventh and Grade Marching Band. Competing high school bands will include: Southern Lehigh, Wilson Area, Allen, Emmaus, Saucon Valley, Pocono Mountain East and North Hunterdon. The cost is $5 for adults; $4 for students and seniors; and free for ages 5 and younger. The rain date is Thursday.
NAZARETH BLUE EAGLE MARCHING BAND and band parents will host the 28th annual Blue Eagle Soundfest at 6 p.m. Oct. 9 at Andrew S. Leh Stadium, behind Nazareth Area High School on Liberty Street. The music competition will feature 13 schools from across the region. A performance by Kutztown University Marching Band will conclude the competition. Tickets, available at the gate, are $8 for adults; $4 for students and seniors; and free for children ages 4 and younger.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY'S Student Government Association is leading an effort to establish a scholarship fund in memory of Tracy A. Garis, a former student from Hellertown who died in a traffic accident in June. The group is planning several fundraisers, including the fourth annual homecoming car show on Oct. 9. The Penn College Institutional Advancement Office is accepting donations to the Tracy A. Garis Memorial Scholarship fund online at http://www.pct.edu/afd or by mail: 1 College Ave., Williamsport, PA 17701-5799.
BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL BOARD recently recognized Scott Toonder, a teacher at Marvine Elementary School, for being selected the 2010 System 44 Outstanding Educator. The honor is awarded to remarkable teachers who have achieved great results for their students using Scholastic's READ 180 and System 44 reading intervention programs.
BUCKS COUNTY
NOCKAMIXON STATE PARK, 1542 Mountain View Drive, Haycock Township, will hold a free Creepy Crawlers program at 10 a.m. Oct. 9. Participants will learn about insects, spiders and other invertebrates. The program is for families with children, ages 3-7, but older and younger siblings are also welcome. For information, call 215-529-7307.
CARBON, MONROE AND SCHUYLKILL COUNTIES
MONROE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER, 8050 Running Valley Road, Hamilton Township, will hold the Kettle Creek for Kids program, "Katydid," 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Children, ages 4-6, will learn how insects sting. Parents must attend with their children. The cost is $5; $3 for members. To register, call 570-629-3061.
TAMAQUA AREA HIGH SCHOOL, 500 Penn St., will host the 14th annual Land of the Running Water Band Adjudication Festival at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9. The event, held rain or shine, will feature 14 high school bands. Tickets, $5, will be available at the door.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, Minsi Trails Council, will hold Cub Scout Sign-Up noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 10 and 11 at Country Junction, 6565 Interchange Road, Lehighton. Boys in first through fifth grades and their parents are invited to a special event which will include Ghost Town USA and hayrides. For information call 610-264-8551.
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Lehigh Valley Halloween Parades
FROM THE MORNING CALL
NOTE: This list will be updated throughout the months of September and October. Please come back for additional updates.
Allentown: 2 p.m. Oct. 31. Begins at Allentown Fairgrounds, 17th and Chew streets and ends at Seventh and Hamilton streets. Rain date, 2 p.m. Nov. 7.
Bethlehem: 2 p.m. Oct. 31. Begins on Broad Street and 13th Avenue and ends under Hill to Hill Bridge. Rain date, 7 p.m. Nov. 1.
Catasauqua/North Catasauqua: 7 p.m. Oct. 20. Begins at 14th and Race Streets; ends at North Catasauqua Playground, Seventh and Arch streets. Rain date, Oct. 27.
Coplay: 7 p.m. Oct. 19. Begins at Ninth and Chestnut streets; ends at Fifth and Hokendauqua streets. Rain date, Oct. 26.
Easton- Phillipsburg: 1:30 p.m. Oct. 31. Begins at South Main Street, Phillispburg and ends at Centre Square, Easton.
Emmaus: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16. Begins and ends at Keystone and Ridge streets. Rain date Oct. 17.
Freemansburg: 2 p.m. Oct. 2. Main Street. Rain date, Oct. 3.
Hamburg: King Frost Parade, 7 p.m. Oct. 30. Begins at Third Street and Port Clinton Avenue; ends at Fourth Street and Franklin Avenue. Rain date, Nov. 6.
Hellertown-Saucon Valley: 2 p.m. Oct. 24. Begins and ends at the Saucon Valley School Campus.
Macungie: 6 p.m. Oct. 23. Begins at Shoemaker Elementary School parking lot; ends at Macungie Memorial Park. Rain date, Oct. 30.
Nazareth: 1 p.m. Oct. 16. Begins at Fairview and Belvidere streets and ends at Nazareth High School, Center Street.
Northampton: 7 p.m. Oct. 21. Begins at Smith Lane and Laubach Ave.; ends at Main street and Laubach Avenue. Rain date, Oct. 28.
Slatingtn- Walnutport: Northern Lehigh parade at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 30. Begins at Main and Soutrh streets, Slatington. Rain date, Nov. 6.
Quakertown: 2 p.m. Oct. 24. Rain date, Oct. 31.
Vera Cruz: 7 p.m. Oct. 13. Begins at Mystic Chain Park. Rain date, Oct. 14.
Whitehall Township: 7 p.m. Oct. 7. Fall Festival parade.
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NOTE: This list will be updated throughout the months of September and October. Please come back for additional updates.
Allentown: 2 p.m. Oct. 31. Begins at Allentown Fairgrounds, 17th and Chew streets and ends at Seventh and Hamilton streets. Rain date, 2 p.m. Nov. 7.
Bethlehem: 2 p.m. Oct. 31. Begins on Broad Street and 13th Avenue and ends under Hill to Hill Bridge. Rain date, 7 p.m. Nov. 1.
Catasauqua/North Catasauqua: 7 p.m. Oct. 20. Begins at 14th and Race Streets; ends at North Catasauqua Playground, Seventh and Arch streets. Rain date, Oct. 27.
Coplay: 7 p.m. Oct. 19. Begins at Ninth and Chestnut streets; ends at Fifth and Hokendauqua streets. Rain date, Oct. 26.
Easton- Phillipsburg: 1:30 p.m. Oct. 31. Begins at South Main Street, Phillispburg and ends at Centre Square, Easton.
Emmaus: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16. Begins and ends at Keystone and Ridge streets. Rain date Oct. 17.
Freemansburg: 2 p.m. Oct. 2. Main Street. Rain date, Oct. 3.
Hamburg: King Frost Parade, 7 p.m. Oct. 30. Begins at Third Street and Port Clinton Avenue; ends at Fourth Street and Franklin Avenue. Rain date, Nov. 6.
Hellertown-Saucon Valley: 2 p.m. Oct. 24. Begins and ends at the Saucon Valley School Campus.
Macungie: 6 p.m. Oct. 23. Begins at Shoemaker Elementary School parking lot; ends at Macungie Memorial Park. Rain date, Oct. 30.
Nazareth: 1 p.m. Oct. 16. Begins at Fairview and Belvidere streets and ends at Nazareth High School, Center Street.
Northampton: 7 p.m. Oct. 21. Begins at Smith Lane and Laubach Ave.; ends at Main street and Laubach Avenue. Rain date, Oct. 28.
Slatingtn- Walnutport: Northern Lehigh parade at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 30. Begins at Main and Soutrh streets, Slatington. Rain date, Nov. 6.
Quakertown: 2 p.m. Oct. 24. Rain date, Oct. 31.
Vera Cruz: 7 p.m. Oct. 13. Begins at Mystic Chain Park. Rain date, Oct. 14.
Whitehall Township: 7 p.m. Oct. 7. Fall Festival parade.
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Tony Trisciani on Saturday's "Calling All Sports" radio show
FROM KEITH GROLLER
Whitehall coach Tony Trisciani will recap his team's exciting 17-14 win over Easton on this morning's "Calling All Sports" radio show.
The show can be heard from 9-11 a.m. on AM 1470, the Fox.
Trisciani will be on at approximately 9:40.
Mike Feifel, the Southern Lehigh assistant coach who has done a new book on the history of Colonial League football, will be a guest at 9:20.
Nick Fierro will preview the Redskins-Eagles game and we'll have trivia contests and more.
If you can't get to a radio, you can hear the show online at fox1470.com.
To participate on the shoe, call 610-432-5767.
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Whitehall coach Tony Trisciani will recap his team's exciting 17-14 win over Easton on this morning's "Calling All Sports" radio show.
The show can be heard from 9-11 a.m. on AM 1470, the Fox.
Trisciani will be on at approximately 9:40.
Mike Feifel, the Southern Lehigh assistant coach who has done a new book on the history of Colonial League football, will be a guest at 9:20.
Nick Fierro will preview the Redskins-Eagles game and we'll have trivia contests and more.
If you can't get to a radio, you can hear the show online at fox1470.com.
To participate on the shoe, call 610-432-5767.
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Friday, October 01, 2010
Whitehall rallies from 14-0 deficit to dump Easton
FROM THE MORNING CALL
About 10 minutes after the game had ended Friday night and Whitehall had earned a remarkable 17-14 come-from-behind victory over Easton at Cottingham Stadium, the Zephyrs had one more charge to make.
A large group of them stormed down the field — large, orange water bucket in tow— and swarmed around Zephyrs coach Tony Trisciani.
Trisciani got doused, but also got a good idea how Easton quarterback Justin Pacchioli felt during much of the second half.
Whitehall won this Lehigh Valley Conference battle of Lehigh Valley Conference unbeatens with 17 unanswered points, including a startling hook-and-ladder play for a touchdown that had everyone in the stadium asking "Did that really happen?"
But make no mistake, the Zephyrs improved to 5-0 and set up another "battle of the unbeatens" against Central Catholic next Saturday because of its relentless defense.
After Easton scored on two of its first three possessions and seemed unstoppable early, Whitehall held the Rovers to just five first downs and 68 yards of offense in a frenetic second half.
"We're aggressive on defense," Trisciani said. "We're not big, so you've got to play fast and pressure people. That's our scheme, that's what we do. Our linebacker crew can all run really well and get after people. That's Andrew Harris, Tanner Madouse, Glen Klein, Cody Moyer and Eric Fiore. They were bringing it all night long."
They had Pacchioli on the run for much of the game's final 291/2 minutes after Easton took a 14-0 lead on a 1-yard TD run by Zack Rohrbach with 5:39 left in the first half.
To that point, the Rovers had 170 yards of offense and only a fumble at the Whitehall 10 on their second possession seemed to slow them down.
Pacchioli was sacked twice on Easton's next possession and dumped for losses four times after intermission.
"Our turnovers and pass-blocking killed us," said Rovers coach Steve Shiffert. "We've been struggling the last three weeks with the pass-blocking. When we need it, we've had kids up front who are breaking down and getting run over."
Easton's defense didn't exactly get run over, but did get burned by several big plays that tilted the game in the Zephs' favor.
The first was a 42-yard toss from Chris Polony to Tyler Artim that trimmed the Rovers' lead to 14-7 at halftime.
Then after a blunder on a kickoff return pinned Easton at its 2 to start the second half, Polony and Artim struck again for the play of the game. And this time, Eric Fiore was also involved.
Polony hit Artim in the right flat for what looked like a short gain, but with Artim looking like he was down, he scooped the ball to Fiore. It was like a touch pass in basketball and it led to a fastbreak for Fiore who flew down the right sideline for a game-tying score covering 34 yards.
"We've been practicing it all week," Artim said. "The throw was supposed to be a little higher, but I just improvised. I just kind of scooped it to him and Eric made a great move and scored."
Fiore said: "I can't believe we got it off. I thought it was blown up. We tried it on the first play of the game and it got blown up. This time, I can't believe Artim got the ball up."
Neither did Shiffert, who said he wanted to see the play again on film and questioned whether the ball had touched the ground before Artim went into scoop mode.
"I will be curious to watch it on tape," Shiffert said. "But give their kids credit for executing the play and getting it off."
Pacchioli couldn't get off a fourth-down pass on Easton's next possession and Whitehall was on the move again. A 23-yard pass from Polony to Nathan Hoenl set the stage for Joshua Cirocco's 27-yard field goal with 3:58 left in the third period that proved to be the difference.
Later, a 10-yard run by Madouse on a fake punt helped to maintain possession and preserve the lead for Whitehall.
"We just wanted to shoot every bullet we had in the gun tonight," Trisciani said. "Special kids make special plays like Tyler made on that hook-and-ladder.
"This was a real special win for us and it wasn't the perfect game. There was a lot of adversity for us in this game, but our kids overcame the adversity."
And more adversity is on the way next weekend against powerful Central Catholic, the No. 1 ranked 3A team in the state.
"A lot of people weren't expecting this," Fiore said. "No one gives Whitehall a shot, but look at us now. We've got Central next and we'll be ready."
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About 10 minutes after the game had ended Friday night and Whitehall had earned a remarkable 17-14 come-from-behind victory over Easton at Cottingham Stadium, the Zephyrs had one more charge to make.
A large group of them stormed down the field — large, orange water bucket in tow— and swarmed around Zephyrs coach Tony Trisciani.
Trisciani got doused, but also got a good idea how Easton quarterback Justin Pacchioli felt during much of the second half.
Whitehall won this Lehigh Valley Conference battle of Lehigh Valley Conference unbeatens with 17 unanswered points, including a startling hook-and-ladder play for a touchdown that had everyone in the stadium asking "Did that really happen?"
But make no mistake, the Zephyrs improved to 5-0 and set up another "battle of the unbeatens" against Central Catholic next Saturday because of its relentless defense.
After Easton scored on two of its first three possessions and seemed unstoppable early, Whitehall held the Rovers to just five first downs and 68 yards of offense in a frenetic second half.
"We're aggressive on defense," Trisciani said. "We're not big, so you've got to play fast and pressure people. That's our scheme, that's what we do. Our linebacker crew can all run really well and get after people. That's Andrew Harris, Tanner Madouse, Glen Klein, Cody Moyer and Eric Fiore. They were bringing it all night long."
They had Pacchioli on the run for much of the game's final 291/2 minutes after Easton took a 14-0 lead on a 1-yard TD run by Zack Rohrbach with 5:39 left in the first half.
To that point, the Rovers had 170 yards of offense and only a fumble at the Whitehall 10 on their second possession seemed to slow them down.
Pacchioli was sacked twice on Easton's next possession and dumped for losses four times after intermission.
"Our turnovers and pass-blocking killed us," said Rovers coach Steve Shiffert. "We've been struggling the last three weeks with the pass-blocking. When we need it, we've had kids up front who are breaking down and getting run over."
Easton's defense didn't exactly get run over, but did get burned by several big plays that tilted the game in the Zephs' favor.
The first was a 42-yard toss from Chris Polony to Tyler Artim that trimmed the Rovers' lead to 14-7 at halftime.
Then after a blunder on a kickoff return pinned Easton at its 2 to start the second half, Polony and Artim struck again for the play of the game. And this time, Eric Fiore was also involved.
Polony hit Artim in the right flat for what looked like a short gain, but with Artim looking like he was down, he scooped the ball to Fiore. It was like a touch pass in basketball and it led to a fastbreak for Fiore who flew down the right sideline for a game-tying score covering 34 yards.
"We've been practicing it all week," Artim said. "The throw was supposed to be a little higher, but I just improvised. I just kind of scooped it to him and Eric made a great move and scored."
Fiore said: "I can't believe we got it off. I thought it was blown up. We tried it on the first play of the game and it got blown up. This time, I can't believe Artim got the ball up."
Neither did Shiffert, who said he wanted to see the play again on film and questioned whether the ball had touched the ground before Artim went into scoop mode.
"I will be curious to watch it on tape," Shiffert said. "But give their kids credit for executing the play and getting it off."
Pacchioli couldn't get off a fourth-down pass on Easton's next possession and Whitehall was on the move again. A 23-yard pass from Polony to Nathan Hoenl set the stage for Joshua Cirocco's 27-yard field goal with 3:58 left in the third period that proved to be the difference.
Later, a 10-yard run by Madouse on a fake punt helped to maintain possession and preserve the lead for Whitehall.
"We just wanted to shoot every bullet we had in the gun tonight," Trisciani said. "Special kids make special plays like Tyler made on that hook-and-ladder.
"This was a real special win for us and it wasn't the perfect game. There was a lot of adversity for us in this game, but our kids overcame the adversity."
And more adversity is on the way next weekend against powerful Central Catholic, the No. 1 ranked 3A team in the state.
"A lot of people weren't expecting this," Fiore said. "No one gives Whitehall a shot, but look at us now. We've got Central next and we'll be ready."
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Rollins slams door on Atlanta
FROM THE MORNING CALL
Atlanta — Jimmy Rollins' third career grand slam punctuated a five-run sixth inning, helping the Philadelphia Phillies deal the Atlanta Braves a potentially critical defeat, 11-5, to begin the final series of the regular season at Turner Field.
Rollins, who has been mired with injuries all season, hit just his eighth home run of 2010 for the Phillies, who have locked up the NL East and are in search of the majors' best record for the first time in franchise history. With the victory, Philadelphia moved 1 1 2 games ahead of the Yankees, who were rained out on Friday in Boston.
Kyle Kendrick (11-10) earned the win in his final start of the season, allowing two runs on five hits and three walks in five innings.
Derrek Lee drove in all five Atlanta runs, but the Braves missed out on a chance to clinch a share of the NL wild card. Entering the day two games ahead of the Padres, Atlanta's magic number to clinch a postseason berth remains at two after Friday's loss. San Diego plays Friday at San Francisco.
Brandon Beachy (0-2) allowed four runs -- two earned -- on seven hits and a walk while fanning five in 5 2/3 frames in defeat. Peter Moylan walked home the go-ahead run, and Mike Dunn allowed Rollins' grand slam.
Burnett key for Yankees
After starting against the Red Sox on Saturday night, A.J. Burnett might not start again until the league championship series — assuming the Yankees advance past the first round.
"I just want the ball, whenever it is," Burnett said about the potential for being skipped in the division series. "I mean, I understand what's going on, I understand how I'm throwing (and) I haven't been helping the team when I'm on the mound."
Outside of naming CC Sabathia as Wednesday's Game 1 starter, the Yankees have not announced a rotation for the division series against Minnesota or Texas. But Friday, The Record's Bob Klapisch reported that Burnett likely would be bypassed in the best-of-five series.
"Do I want it to happen? Heck no," Burnett said of that possibility. "I want the ball."
Friday night's game was rained out in Boston, pushing Andy Pettitte's start to 4 o'clock on Saturday against Tim Wakefield. Burnett follows in the night game, scheduled as a 9 o'clock start, against Daisuke Matsuzaka.
Manager Joe Girardi said Saturday night is "a big start" for Burnett, "and it could be a huge start for us," considering the Yankees' chances of winning the AL East and gaining home-field advantage.
However, Girardi wasn't looking at Burnett on Saturday as if he were pitching for a place on the postseason roster. "No, my biggest concern is that he pitches well," Girardi said.
That's the same approach Burnett is taking.
"I don't want to look at it as a bigger start. But it's a very important start for myself," Burnett said, mentioning the need to give his teammates reason to share his own confidence.
"I'm sure people are curious," Burnett said, cracking a smile.
Speaking frankly, and in a genial mood, Burnett termed his regular season as "rubbish," but believes there's time left for a turnaround.
"I mean, I broke every record in the wrong direction for the Yankees this season," said Burnett, whose 5.33 ERA is the highest by any pitcher in Yankees' history with at least 180 innings. "Then again, I can go and throw a no-hitter out there any time. So, I have that in the back of my head too.
"(My) confidence is not lost, but I know there's questions. I'm not oblivious."
Burnett's latest flop was Monday night at Toronto, charged with seven runs on seven hits two of them homers in just 2$ innings. That left Burnett with a 1-7 record and a 6.98 ERA in his last 11 starts.
"I ain't erasing that," Burnett said. "But I can make it better, I know that. I know I can help this year, so I haven't lost that."
In Burnett's view, he doesn't feel he's pitching tonight for his place in the division series. "But then again, I've given them a lot of reason to think so," he said, adding that he's more concerned about boosting opinion within the confines of the clubhouse.
"Once you make the playoffs, you kind of start over."
But can Burnett find a clear path to channel the good command of his fastball and signature curveball? He hasn't been able to duplicate the rhythm he exhibited during the season's first two months, when he went 6-2, with a 3.28 ERA in 11 starts.
"That seems like four years ago," Burnett said.
Overall, Burnett feels his regular season belongs in the trash can. "It's true man," Burnett said of his "rubbish" quote. "I'm here for a reason and I haven't done (anything) to help this team this year. That's my own opinion, that's how I feel, but I don't sit and dwell on it."
At times, Burnett does wonder "where we'd be if I had pulled my weight," as the Yanks entered the weekend fighting an uphill battle to claim the AL East.
"But I look around and I tip my hat to Phil Hughes, CC Sabathia, Andy Pettitte. (Hughes) picked me up big time," said Burnett, who'd rather throw seven innings and feel good about Saturday's start than anything else.
"There's no erasing (the regular season) now," Burnett said. "But I know I can make it disappear for a few weeks maybe."
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Atlanta — Jimmy Rollins' third career grand slam punctuated a five-run sixth inning, helping the Philadelphia Phillies deal the Atlanta Braves a potentially critical defeat, 11-5, to begin the final series of the regular season at Turner Field.
Rollins, who has been mired with injuries all season, hit just his eighth home run of 2010 for the Phillies, who have locked up the NL East and are in search of the majors' best record for the first time in franchise history. With the victory, Philadelphia moved 1 1 2 games ahead of the Yankees, who were rained out on Friday in Boston.
Kyle Kendrick (11-10) earned the win in his final start of the season, allowing two runs on five hits and three walks in five innings.
Derrek Lee drove in all five Atlanta runs, but the Braves missed out on a chance to clinch a share of the NL wild card. Entering the day two games ahead of the Padres, Atlanta's magic number to clinch a postseason berth remains at two after Friday's loss. San Diego plays Friday at San Francisco.
Brandon Beachy (0-2) allowed four runs -- two earned -- on seven hits and a walk while fanning five in 5 2/3 frames in defeat. Peter Moylan walked home the go-ahead run, and Mike Dunn allowed Rollins' grand slam.
Burnett key for Yankees
After starting against the Red Sox on Saturday night, A.J. Burnett might not start again until the league championship series — assuming the Yankees advance past the first round.
"I just want the ball, whenever it is," Burnett said about the potential for being skipped in the division series. "I mean, I understand what's going on, I understand how I'm throwing (and) I haven't been helping the team when I'm on the mound."
Outside of naming CC Sabathia as Wednesday's Game 1 starter, the Yankees have not announced a rotation for the division series against Minnesota or Texas. But Friday, The Record's Bob Klapisch reported that Burnett likely would be bypassed in the best-of-five series.
"Do I want it to happen? Heck no," Burnett said of that possibility. "I want the ball."
Friday night's game was rained out in Boston, pushing Andy Pettitte's start to 4 o'clock on Saturday against Tim Wakefield. Burnett follows in the night game, scheduled as a 9 o'clock start, against Daisuke Matsuzaka.
Manager Joe Girardi said Saturday night is "a big start" for Burnett, "and it could be a huge start for us," considering the Yankees' chances of winning the AL East and gaining home-field advantage.
However, Girardi wasn't looking at Burnett on Saturday as if he were pitching for a place on the postseason roster. "No, my biggest concern is that he pitches well," Girardi said.
That's the same approach Burnett is taking.
"I don't want to look at it as a bigger start. But it's a very important start for myself," Burnett said, mentioning the need to give his teammates reason to share his own confidence.
"I'm sure people are curious," Burnett said, cracking a smile.
Speaking frankly, and in a genial mood, Burnett termed his regular season as "rubbish," but believes there's time left for a turnaround.
"I mean, I broke every record in the wrong direction for the Yankees this season," said Burnett, whose 5.33 ERA is the highest by any pitcher in Yankees' history with at least 180 innings. "Then again, I can go and throw a no-hitter out there any time. So, I have that in the back of my head too.
"(My) confidence is not lost, but I know there's questions. I'm not oblivious."
Burnett's latest flop was Monday night at Toronto, charged with seven runs on seven hits two of them homers in just 2$ innings. That left Burnett with a 1-7 record and a 6.98 ERA in his last 11 starts.
"I ain't erasing that," Burnett said. "But I can make it better, I know that. I know I can help this year, so I haven't lost that."
In Burnett's view, he doesn't feel he's pitching tonight for his place in the division series. "But then again, I've given them a lot of reason to think so," he said, adding that he's more concerned about boosting opinion within the confines of the clubhouse.
"Once you make the playoffs, you kind of start over."
But can Burnett find a clear path to channel the good command of his fastball and signature curveball? He hasn't been able to duplicate the rhythm he exhibited during the season's first two months, when he went 6-2, with a 3.28 ERA in 11 starts.
"That seems like four years ago," Burnett said.
Overall, Burnett feels his regular season belongs in the trash can. "It's true man," Burnett said of his "rubbish" quote. "I'm here for a reason and I haven't done (anything) to help this team this year. That's my own opinion, that's how I feel, but I don't sit and dwell on it."
At times, Burnett does wonder "where we'd be if I had pulled my weight," as the Yanks entered the weekend fighting an uphill battle to claim the AL East.
"But I look around and I tip my hat to Phil Hughes, CC Sabathia, Andy Pettitte. (Hughes) picked me up big time," said Burnett, who'd rather throw seven innings and feel good about Saturday's start than anything else.
"There's no erasing (the regular season) now," Burnett said. "But I know I can make it disappear for a few weeks maybe."
http://www.mcall.com/sports/baseball/phillies/mc-philliesbraves10-01-20101001,0,2168313.story
Vikings nearly blow 18-point lead, escape when Nazareth field-goal try hits upright.
FROM THE MORNING CALL
While watching film of Nazareth this week, Central Catholic coach Harold Fairclough was struck by the leg strength Blue Eagles kicker Braden Drexler showed.
Fairclough and his players spent Friday night watching with dread when Drexler lined up for a 40-yard field-goal attempt that had the chance to erase the 18-point lead the Vikings had opened early in the fourth quarter.
Drexler drilled the ball high and far, giving it plenty of distance to clear the crossbar. It never did, clanging off the right upright with less than a minute to go.
When the ball fell to the turf, Central Catholic exhaled. The Vikings took two knees to close out a 39-36 Lehigh Valley Conference football shootout at Nazareth's Andrew S. Leh Stadium.
The win kept Central Catholic (5-0 overall, 4-0 LVC) perfect headed into next week's showdown with unbeaten Whitehall, a 17-14 winner over Easton. The winner of that game will take sole possession of first place in the LVC with four games to play.
The Vikings left Nazareth (3-2, 2-2) feeling more fortunate than good after nearly squandering a 19-point lead in the second quarter and an 18-point lead in the fourth. The Blue Eagles piled up 455 yards of offense against Central Catholic, led by a brilliant game from junior quarterback Daniel Harding (26-for-45, 421 yards, five touchdowns, one interception).
Harding led two touchdown drives in the final 8:29 and got the Blue Eagles into field-goal range after they recovered an onside kick with under a minute and a half to play. Nazareth's night still ended in dejection when Drexler's kick just missed.
"I saw [Drexler] kick two bombs against Easton," Fairclough said. "He just hit the upright. Sometimes you need luck to win."
The Vikings played well in building their lead, running off 26 straight points in the first half. Quarterback Brendan Nosovitch threw for 214 yards and two TDs in the opening half and ran for another 76 yards.
Nosovitch finished with a single-game school record 311 passing yards and also ran for 152 yards and a touchdown. His third and final touchdown pass of the game, a 33-yard heave early in the fourth quarter on which Jalen Snyder-Scipio outjumped a Nazareth defender, gave Central Catholic a 39-21 lead and helped him shake off two second-half interceptions.
Central Catholic still seemed in control when it turned the ball over to Nazareth while holding a 39-29 edge with 3:06 to play. The Vikings had shut down LVC rushing leader Chuck Dibilio (16 carries, 44 yards), but the Blue Eagles used their passing game to make Central sweat.
A 62-yard touchdown pass from Harding to Sean Sauerzopf (seven catches, 120 yards) with 1:29 to play and Drexler's extra point got Nazareth within three. The Blue Eagles then recovered the onside kick and drove from Central's 47-yard line to the 23 before throwing three straight incompletions, leaving Drexler a chance to tie it.
"I told our kids to come out and win the second half, and I think we did that," Nazareth coach Rob Melosky said. "But you turn the ball over [four times] the way we did, you won't beat a No. 1 ranked team in the state."
http://www.mcall.com/sports/varsity/mc-nazareth-football-1001-20101001,0,7019197.story
While watching film of Nazareth this week, Central Catholic coach Harold Fairclough was struck by the leg strength Blue Eagles kicker Braden Drexler showed.
Fairclough and his players spent Friday night watching with dread when Drexler lined up for a 40-yard field-goal attempt that had the chance to erase the 18-point lead the Vikings had opened early in the fourth quarter.
Drexler drilled the ball high and far, giving it plenty of distance to clear the crossbar. It never did, clanging off the right upright with less than a minute to go.
When the ball fell to the turf, Central Catholic exhaled. The Vikings took two knees to close out a 39-36 Lehigh Valley Conference football shootout at Nazareth's Andrew S. Leh Stadium.
The win kept Central Catholic (5-0 overall, 4-0 LVC) perfect headed into next week's showdown with unbeaten Whitehall, a 17-14 winner over Easton. The winner of that game will take sole possession of first place in the LVC with four games to play.
The Vikings left Nazareth (3-2, 2-2) feeling more fortunate than good after nearly squandering a 19-point lead in the second quarter and an 18-point lead in the fourth. The Blue Eagles piled up 455 yards of offense against Central Catholic, led by a brilliant game from junior quarterback Daniel Harding (26-for-45, 421 yards, five touchdowns, one interception).
Harding led two touchdown drives in the final 8:29 and got the Blue Eagles into field-goal range after they recovered an onside kick with under a minute and a half to play. Nazareth's night still ended in dejection when Drexler's kick just missed.
"I saw [Drexler] kick two bombs against Easton," Fairclough said. "He just hit the upright. Sometimes you need luck to win."
The Vikings played well in building their lead, running off 26 straight points in the first half. Quarterback Brendan Nosovitch threw for 214 yards and two TDs in the opening half and ran for another 76 yards.
Nosovitch finished with a single-game school record 311 passing yards and also ran for 152 yards and a touchdown. His third and final touchdown pass of the game, a 33-yard heave early in the fourth quarter on which Jalen Snyder-Scipio outjumped a Nazareth defender, gave Central Catholic a 39-21 lead and helped him shake off two second-half interceptions.
Central Catholic still seemed in control when it turned the ball over to Nazareth while holding a 39-29 edge with 3:06 to play. The Vikings had shut down LVC rushing leader Chuck Dibilio (16 carries, 44 yards), but the Blue Eagles used their passing game to make Central sweat.
A 62-yard touchdown pass from Harding to Sean Sauerzopf (seven catches, 120 yards) with 1:29 to play and Drexler's extra point got Nazareth within three. The Blue Eagles then recovered the onside kick and drove from Central's 47-yard line to the 23 before throwing three straight incompletions, leaving Drexler a chance to tie it.
"I told our kids to come out and win the second half, and I think we did that," Nazareth coach Rob Melosky said. "But you turn the ball over [four times] the way we did, you won't beat a No. 1 ranked team in the state."
http://www.mcall.com/sports/varsity/mc-nazareth-football-1001-20101001,0,7019197.story
FRIDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
FRIDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
Northampton 35, Allen 8
Emmaus 35, Bethlehem Catholic 14
Central Catholic 39, Nazareth 36
Freedom 49, Dieruff 0
Tri-Valley 28, Halifax 13
Pocono Mountain East 62, Lehighton 41
Mahanoy Area 14, Minersville 3
North Schuylkill 48, Marian Catholic 2
East Juniata 14, Nativity BVM 0
Northern Lehigh 67, Salisbury 28
Northwestern 23, Notre Dame 7
Palmerton 38, Palisades 0
Parkland 28, Liberty 21
Pen Argyl 15, Southern Lehigh 12
Newport 17, Pine Grove 14 (OT)
Pleasant Valley 42, Tamaqua 13
Pocono Mountain West 24, East Stroudsburg North 12
Daniel Boone 16, Pottsville 14
Catasauqua 38, Saucon Valley 7
Schuylkill Haven 40, Panther Valley 7
Blue Mountain 42, Schuylkill Valley 14
Jim Thorpe 24, Shenandoah Valley 6
East Stroudsburg South 42, Stroudsburg 14
Whitehall 17, Easton 14
Williams Valley 42, Upper Dauphin 0
Bangor 14, Wilson 0
Peters Township Indians 21 - Bethel Park Black Hawks 14 (F) (MSA)
Upper St. Clair Panthers 38 - Baldwin Highlanders 22 (F) (MSA)
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 35 - Canon-McMillan Big Macs 12 (F)
Woodland Hills Wolverines 44 - Altoona Mountain Lions 7 {F} (MSA)
Pittsburgh Central Catholic Vikings 35 - Penn Hills Indians 20 (F) (MSA)
Kiski Area Cavaliers 56 - Fox Chapel Foxes 32 (F)
McKeesport Tigers 7 - Latrobe Wildcats 0 (F) (MSA)
Penn-Trafford Warriors 48 - Connellsville Falcons 7 (F) (MSA)
Gateway Gators 48 - Norwin Knights 7 (F)
Shaler Titans 30 - Butler Golden Tornado 6 (F) (MSA)
North Allegheny Tigers 47 - Seneca Valley Raiders 10 (F) (MSA)
North Hills Indians 37 - Hempfield Spartans 13 (F) (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA vs CLASS AAA Non-Conference:
Plum Mustangs 35 - Highlands Golden Rams 7 (F)
Blackhawk Cougars 31 - Hopewell Vikings 14 (F) (MSA)
Montour Spartans 24 - New Castle Red Hurricane 6 (F) (MSA)
Central Valley Warriors 29 - Moon Tigers 20 (F) (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 41 - Ambridge Bridgers 28 (F)
Mars Fighting Planets 16 - Kittanning Wildcats 6 (F) (MSA)
Knoch Knights 17 - Hampton Talbots 14 (F) (MSA)
Indiana Little Indians 63 - Valley Vikings 14 (F) (MSA)
Franklin Regional Panthers 41 - Derry Trojans 14 (F) (MSA)
Hollidaysburg Golden Tigers 27 - Uniontown Red Raiders 14 {F} (MSA)
Ringgold Rams 42 - Albert Gallatin Colonials 7 (F) (MSA)
Greensburg-Salem Golden Lions 32 - Laurel Highlands Mustangs 31 (F)
Trinity Hillers 25 - West Mifflin Titans 14 (F) (MSA)
Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 42 - Elizabeth Forward Warriors 0 (F) (MSA)
Chartiers Valley Colts 21 - Belle Vernon Leopards 19 (F)
South Park Eagles 21 - McGuffey Highlanders 7 (F)
Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 7 - Mount Pleasant Vikings 0 {F} (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 47 - Charleroi Cougars 6 (F) (MSA)
Southmoreland Scotties 34 - Waynesburg Raiders 12 (F) (MSA)
East Allegheny Wildcats 22 - Yough Cougars 0 (F)
Ford City Sabers 20 - Freeport Yellowjackets 0 (F) (MSA)
Deer Lakes Lancers 24 - Summit Academy Knights 6 (F)
Burrell Buccaneers 26 - Apollo-Ridge Vikings 21 (F)
South Allegheny Gladiators 42 - Quaker Valley Quakers 6 (F) (MSA)
Seton-LaSalle Rebels 20 - Steel Valley Ironmen 13 (F)
Keystone Oaks Golden Eagles 37 - Washington Little Prexies 0 (F)
South Fayette Lions 48 - Burgettstown Blue Devils 7 (F)
Aliquippa Quips 46 - New Brighton Lions 0 (F)
Beaver Falls Tigers 33 - Riverside Panthers 14 (F)
Ellwood City Wolverines 34 - Mohawk Warriors 7 (F)
Laurel Spartans 22 - Freedom Bulldogs 19 (F)
Springdale Dynamos 35 - Bishop Canevin Crusaders 0 (F) (MSA)
Leechburg Blue Devils 36 - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 9 (F) (MSA)
Avonworth Antelopes 35 - Riverview Raiders 0 (F)
Northgate Flames 54 - Wilkinsburg Tigers 22 (F)
Brentwood Spartans 28 - Fort Cherry Rangers 21 (F-OT) (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 10 - Carlynton Cougars 9 (F) (MSA)
Clairton Bears 65 - Avella Eagles 0 (F)
Chartiers-Houston Buccaneers 41 - Bentworth Bearcats 14 (F)
Beth-Center Bulldogs 46 - California Trojans 32 (F) (MSA)
Jefferson-Morgan Rockets 43 - Mapletown Maples 6 (F) (MSA)
Carmichaels Mighty Mikes 42 - West Greene Pioneers 0 (F)
Western Beaver Golden Beavers 28 - Neshannock Lancers 6 (F) (MSA)
Cornell Raiders 56 - South Side Beaver Rams 0 (F)
Sto-Rox Vikings 46 - Union Scotties 0 (F)
North Catholic Trojans 24 - Monessen Greyhounds 23 (F)
Oliver Bears 29 - Peabody Highlanders 12 (F)
Allderdice Dragons 26 - Westinghouse Bulldogs 6 (F)
Bishop Carroll 22, Central Cambria 6*
Forest Hills 49, Cambria Heights 13*
Johnstown 46, Somerset 7*
Bedford 12, Westmont 0*
Bishop McCort 16, Richland 14*
Portage 33, Windber 13*
Berlin 48, Shade 6*
Blacklick Valley 22, Ferndale 0*
North Star 28, Meyersdale 13
Northern Cambria 42, Purchase Line 12*
Penns Manor 35, Marion Center 6
United 36, Saltsburg 8
Homer-Center 34, Blairsville 14
Bellwood-Antis 47, S. Huntingdon 10*
Juniata Valley 33, Mount Union 2
Northern Bedford 40, Claysburg 18
Glendale 52, Williamsburg 0
Moshannon Valley 49, Tussey Mountain 33
West Branch 20, Everett 0
Clearfield 42, Central Mountain 14*
Tyrone 21, Central 20
Huntingdon 27, Bald Eagle 22
Indian Valley 35, Juniata 16
Lewistown 13, Bellefonte 8
Philipsburg 36, Penns Valley 12
Brockway 71, Ridgway 6
Curwensville 48, Kane 20
Elk County Catholic 34, Johnsonburg 8
Cameron County 7, Smethport 6
Chestnut Ridge 31, Conemaugh Twp. 14*
Ligonier Valley 52, Freedom Academy 6
DuBois 14, Brookville 12*
Punxsutawney 31, Karns City 0
Harrisburg 42, State College 35*
Woodland Hills 44, Altoona 7
Hollidaysburg 27, Uniontown 14
Saint Marys 46, Moniteau 15
Northampton 35, Allen 8
Emmaus 35, Bethlehem Catholic 14
Central Catholic 39, Nazareth 36
Freedom 49, Dieruff 0
Tri-Valley 28, Halifax 13
Pocono Mountain East 62, Lehighton 41
Mahanoy Area 14, Minersville 3
North Schuylkill 48, Marian Catholic 2
East Juniata 14, Nativity BVM 0
Northern Lehigh 67, Salisbury 28
Northwestern 23, Notre Dame 7
Palmerton 38, Palisades 0
Parkland 28, Liberty 21
Pen Argyl 15, Southern Lehigh 12
Newport 17, Pine Grove 14 (OT)
Pleasant Valley 42, Tamaqua 13
Pocono Mountain West 24, East Stroudsburg North 12
Daniel Boone 16, Pottsville 14
Catasauqua 38, Saucon Valley 7
Schuylkill Haven 40, Panther Valley 7
Blue Mountain 42, Schuylkill Valley 14
Jim Thorpe 24, Shenandoah Valley 6
East Stroudsburg South 42, Stroudsburg 14
Whitehall 17, Easton 14
Williams Valley 42, Upper Dauphin 0
Bangor 14, Wilson 0
Peters Township Indians 21 - Bethel Park Black Hawks 14 (F) (MSA)
Upper St. Clair Panthers 38 - Baldwin Highlanders 22 (F) (MSA)
Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 35 - Canon-McMillan Big Macs 12 (F)
Woodland Hills Wolverines 44 - Altoona Mountain Lions 7 {F} (MSA)
Pittsburgh Central Catholic Vikings 35 - Penn Hills Indians 20 (F) (MSA)
Kiski Area Cavaliers 56 - Fox Chapel Foxes 32 (F)
McKeesport Tigers 7 - Latrobe Wildcats 0 (F) (MSA)
Penn-Trafford Warriors 48 - Connellsville Falcons 7 (F) (MSA)
Gateway Gators 48 - Norwin Knights 7 (F)
Shaler Titans 30 - Butler Golden Tornado 6 (F) (MSA)
North Allegheny Tigers 47 - Seneca Valley Raiders 10 (F) (MSA)
North Hills Indians 37 - Hempfield Spartans 13 (F) (MSA)
WPIAL CLASS AAAA vs CLASS AAA Non-Conference:
Plum Mustangs 35 - Highlands Golden Rams 7 (F)
Blackhawk Cougars 31 - Hopewell Vikings 14 (F) (MSA)
Montour Spartans 24 - New Castle Red Hurricane 6 (F) (MSA)
Central Valley Warriors 29 - Moon Tigers 20 (F) (MSA)
West Allegheny Indians 41 - Ambridge Bridgers 28 (F)
Mars Fighting Planets 16 - Kittanning Wildcats 6 (F) (MSA)
Knoch Knights 17 - Hampton Talbots 14 (F) (MSA)
Indiana Little Indians 63 - Valley Vikings 14 (F) (MSA)
Franklin Regional Panthers 41 - Derry Trojans 14 (F) (MSA)
Hollidaysburg Golden Tigers 27 - Uniontown Red Raiders 14 {F} (MSA)
Ringgold Rams 42 - Albert Gallatin Colonials 7 (F) (MSA)
Greensburg-Salem Golden Lions 32 - Laurel Highlands Mustangs 31 (F)
Trinity Hillers 25 - West Mifflin Titans 14 (F) (MSA)
Thomas Jefferson Jaguars 42 - Elizabeth Forward Warriors 0 (F) (MSA)
Chartiers Valley Colts 21 - Belle Vernon Leopards 19 (F)
South Park Eagles 21 - McGuffey Highlanders 7 (F)
Greensburg Central Catholic Centurions 7 - Mount Pleasant Vikings 0 {F} (MSA)
Jeannette Jayhawks 47 - Charleroi Cougars 6 (F) (MSA)
Southmoreland Scotties 34 - Waynesburg Raiders 12 (F) (MSA)
East Allegheny Wildcats 22 - Yough Cougars 0 (F)
Ford City Sabers 20 - Freeport Yellowjackets 0 (F) (MSA)
Deer Lakes Lancers 24 - Summit Academy Knights 6 (F)
Burrell Buccaneers 26 - Apollo-Ridge Vikings 21 (F)
South Allegheny Gladiators 42 - Quaker Valley Quakers 6 (F) (MSA)
Seton-LaSalle Rebels 20 - Steel Valley Ironmen 13 (F)
Keystone Oaks Golden Eagles 37 - Washington Little Prexies 0 (F)
South Fayette Lions 48 - Burgettstown Blue Devils 7 (F)
Aliquippa Quips 46 - New Brighton Lions 0 (F)
Beaver Falls Tigers 33 - Riverside Panthers 14 (F)
Ellwood City Wolverines 34 - Mohawk Warriors 7 (F)
Laurel Spartans 22 - Freedom Bulldogs 19 (F)
Springdale Dynamos 35 - Bishop Canevin Crusaders 0 (F) (MSA)
Leechburg Blue Devils 36 - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 9 (F) (MSA)
Avonworth Antelopes 35 - Riverview Raiders 0 (F)
Northgate Flames 54 - Wilkinsburg Tigers 22 (F)
Brentwood Spartans 28 - Fort Cherry Rangers 21 (F-OT) (MSA)
Serra Catholic Eagles 10 - Carlynton Cougars 9 (F) (MSA)
Clairton Bears 65 - Avella Eagles 0 (F)
Chartiers-Houston Buccaneers 41 - Bentworth Bearcats 14 (F)
Beth-Center Bulldogs 46 - California Trojans 32 (F) (MSA)
Jefferson-Morgan Rockets 43 - Mapletown Maples 6 (F) (MSA)
Carmichaels Mighty Mikes 42 - West Greene Pioneers 0 (F)
Western Beaver Golden Beavers 28 - Neshannock Lancers 6 (F) (MSA)
Cornell Raiders 56 - South Side Beaver Rams 0 (F)
Sto-Rox Vikings 46 - Union Scotties 0 (F)
North Catholic Trojans 24 - Monessen Greyhounds 23 (F)
Oliver Bears 29 - Peabody Highlanders 12 (F)
Allderdice Dragons 26 - Westinghouse Bulldogs 6 (F)
Bishop Carroll 22, Central Cambria 6*
Forest Hills 49, Cambria Heights 13*
Johnstown 46, Somerset 7*
Bedford 12, Westmont 0*
Bishop McCort 16, Richland 14*
Portage 33, Windber 13*
Berlin 48, Shade 6*
Blacklick Valley 22, Ferndale 0*
North Star 28, Meyersdale 13
Northern Cambria 42, Purchase Line 12*
Penns Manor 35, Marion Center 6
United 36, Saltsburg 8
Homer-Center 34, Blairsville 14
Bellwood-Antis 47, S. Huntingdon 10*
Juniata Valley 33, Mount Union 2
Northern Bedford 40, Claysburg 18
Glendale 52, Williamsburg 0
Moshannon Valley 49, Tussey Mountain 33
West Branch 20, Everett 0
Clearfield 42, Central Mountain 14*
Tyrone 21, Central 20
Huntingdon 27, Bald Eagle 22
Indian Valley 35, Juniata 16
Lewistown 13, Bellefonte 8
Philipsburg 36, Penns Valley 12
Brockway 71, Ridgway 6
Curwensville 48, Kane 20
Elk County Catholic 34, Johnsonburg 8
Cameron County 7, Smethport 6
Chestnut Ridge 31, Conemaugh Twp. 14*
Ligonier Valley 52, Freedom Academy 6
DuBois 14, Brookville 12*
Punxsutawney 31, Karns City 0
Harrisburg 42, State College 35*
Woodland Hills 44, Altoona 7
Hollidaysburg 27, Uniontown 14
Saint Marys 46, Moniteau 15
PCNTV SCHEDULE
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010
2:00 P Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments
PA Humanities Council
Keith Brintzenhoff
3:00 P Small Business in the New Economy Town Hall Forum (Recorded)
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5:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
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6:00 P 27th Annual (2010) Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards
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Bishop McCort (Johnstown) vs. Richland (Johnstown)
11:00 P PCN Game of the Week
Abington Heights (Clarks Summit) vs. Delaware Valley (Milford)
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2:00 P PA Senate Republican Report
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3:00 P Election 2010: Forum with Pat Toomey, Republican for U.S. Senate
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4:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
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5:00 P Journalists Roundtable
Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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6:00 P In Session: PA Superior Court Session
Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
6:45 P Election 2010 Outlook: 15th Congressional District
Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
7:00 P On The Issues: Ballot Access
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7:30 P It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
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9:00 P PA Books "Betsy Ross and the Making of America"
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12:00 A On The Issues: Ballot Access
Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2010
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Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
6:15 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Charlie Dent, Republican for Congress, 15th District
6:50 A On The Issues: Election 2010
John Callahan, Democrat for Congress, 15th District
7:20 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Jake Towne, Independent for Congress, 15th District
7:45 A Election 2010: 15th Congressional District Debate
League of Women Voters of Northampton County
College Hill Neighborhood Association
9:00 A It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
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Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
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Keith Brintzenhoff
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8:00 P On The Issues: Election 2010
Paul Kanjorski, Democrat for Congress, 11th District
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010
2:00 P Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments
PA Humanities Council
Keith Brintzenhoff
3:00 P Small Business in the New Economy Town Hall Forum (Recorded)
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
5:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
6:00 P 27th Annual (2010) Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards
Philadelphia
9:05 P PCN Game of the Week
Bishop McCort (Johnstown) vs. Richland (Johnstown)
11:00 P PCN Game of the Week
Abington Heights (Clarks Summit) vs. Delaware Valley (Milford)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2010
2:00 P PA Senate Republican Report
2:30 P PA Senate Democratic Report
3:00 P Election 2010: Forum with Pat Toomey, Republican for U.S. Senate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
4:00 P Election 2010: PA Gubernatorial Debate
PA Chamber of Business and Industry
5:00 P Journalists Roundtable
Brad Bumsted, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
6:00 P In Session: PA Superior Court Session
Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
6:45 P Election 2010 Outlook: 15th Congressional District
Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
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Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
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Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Child Abuse - The Interest of JG
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Chris Borick, Director of the Institute of Public Opinion at Muhlenberg College
6:15 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Charlie Dent, Republican for Congress, 15th District
6:50 A On The Issues: Election 2010
John Callahan, Democrat for Congress, 15th District
7:20 A On The Issues: Election 2010
Jake Towne, Independent for Congress, 15th District
7:45 A Election 2010: 15th Congressional District Debate
League of Women Voters of Northampton County
College Hill Neighborhood Association
9:00 A It's History! Landis Valley Museum in Lancaster, PA
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Sen. Mike Folmer, R-Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties
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Keith Brintzenhoff
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PA House Appropriations Committee
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Fletcher McClellan, Political Science Faculty Dean at Elizabethtown College
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PSSA SCORES
FROM ROSS NUNAMAKER
Didn’t notice too much out there about the release of PSSA scores, but do want to thank the reader that forwarded to me some numbers tracking progression of a class over time.
Today’s 6th grade class, that was scored in 5th last year had some significant concerns in reading. Only 13.3% were advanced in reading compared to 40.5% when they were tested in 4th grade, and 20.5% were indicated as below basic in reading compared to only 6% when they were in 4th grade.
Overall, our tested students struggle more in reading than math up until 11th grade when the trend reverses, with a greater percent below basic in reading than in math.
Traditionally, as students get older, scores go down. This again holds true with the current 12th graders. What is alarming is nearly 18% were below basic in math.
The current 11th graders have held pretty steady year to year in math and have improved significantly in reading. The 10th graders numbers are similar to 11th.
The current 9th graders had the highest scores with 75% advanced in math and 65% advanced in reading compared to 3% and 5% below basic. This group has also ranged the most with reading scores in advanced fluctuating between 24% and 65% and math between 52% and 75%
The current 8th graders have pretty high scores as well with 74% advanced in math and 55% in reading.
7th grade has increased in those below proficient in reading each year while advanced has ping-ponged 26-49-27-40%, and in math those below basic have been over 10% each of the past two times the tests have been administered.
Posted via email from Ross Nunamaker
http://nocnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/pssa-scores-are-out.html
Didn’t notice too much out there about the release of PSSA scores, but do want to thank the reader that forwarded to me some numbers tracking progression of a class over time.
Today’s 6th grade class, that was scored in 5th last year had some significant concerns in reading. Only 13.3% were advanced in reading compared to 40.5% when they were tested in 4th grade, and 20.5% were indicated as below basic in reading compared to only 6% when they were in 4th grade.
Overall, our tested students struggle more in reading than math up until 11th grade when the trend reverses, with a greater percent below basic in reading than in math.
Traditionally, as students get older, scores go down. This again holds true with the current 12th graders. What is alarming is nearly 18% were below basic in math.
The current 11th graders have held pretty steady year to year in math and have improved significantly in reading. The 10th graders numbers are similar to 11th.
The current 9th graders had the highest scores with 75% advanced in math and 65% advanced in reading compared to 3% and 5% below basic. This group has also ranged the most with reading scores in advanced fluctuating between 24% and 65% and math between 52% and 75%
The current 8th graders have pretty high scores as well with 74% advanced in math and 55% in reading.
7th grade has increased in those below proficient in reading each year while advanced has ping-ponged 26-49-27-40%, and in math those below basic have been over 10% each of the past two times the tests have been administered.
Posted via email from Ross Nunamaker
http://nocnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/pssa-scores-are-out.html
Week 5 high school football picks: Out of the hot tub and back into the frying pan
FROM KEITH GROLLER
I have covered high school football for this newspaper in five different decades now. Geez, that makes me feel old.
If you've been following along, you know by now that the first story I ever did for this paper was Sheila O'Donnell winning the District 11 girls tennis title in September of 1979. We had a big 30th anniversary story last September that was turned into an advertising campaign. Thankfully, Sheila's picture was used in that campaign rather than mine.
Anyway, Sheila is still very much on the scene and following her nephew Brendan Nosovitch as he quarterbacks the unbeaten Central Catholic Vikings.
But my first high school football game came a few weeks later. It was Allen at P'burg. Dick Sniscak (Rich's father) coached against Bob Stem. Don't remember the score, but remember that P'burg won and I hightailed it back across the bridge and back to the office without ever getting any quotes. I was just an 18-year-old kid myself back in the fall of 1979, a few months out of high school and nervous as hell.
At that point of my career, P'burg seemed as far away as the Meadowlands.
Suffice to say, I've done a lot of games since then, and while the deadline rush never allows you to rest, I enjoy the whole scene of Friday night football.
Last Friday night, I was away from the typical Friday night scene, and the Lehigh Valley. I was in a New Hamsphire hotel and rewarded myself for making the 7-hour, five-state drive by relaxing in a hot tub. I was in there around 11 o'clock just about the time I'd be flailing away on a story.
I kind of enjoyed that feeling, too, with a very different kind of sweat pouring down my face.
Tonight, however, I am back at work and Steve Miller, our LVC beat man, gave me a good one -- Whitehall at Easton. A battle of unbeatens. He's doing CCHS at Nazareth, another good one. But there's always something special about a game at Cottingham Stadium.
Here's hoping this weekend's picks are special. I was 17-7 last week, making me 78-27 on the season (74.3 percent).
Here we go:
LEHIGH VALLEY CONFERENCE
CCHS 42, Nazareth 28 -- My man, the Weave, is going with his Blue Eagles, 32-21. I just don't think the Blue Eagles defense is good enough to slow down the Vikings. But it's an entertaining game to be sure, and if you see the Weave taking tickets, tell him I said hello.
Emmaus 20, Becahi 7 -- Once upon a time, Becahi coming to the borough was bad news for the home team. No wonder frequent Groller's Corner contributor "CHEK" can't stand Bob Stem. He used to swat the Green Hornets the way CHEK'S Nittany Lions beat up the Youngstown States on their nonleague schedule. But Stem is in Jersey and Emmaus football is now a source of pride in the community.
Freedom 42, Dieruff 0 -- At least the Huskies scored last week.
Liberty 21, Parkland 14 -- Talk about things changing. For many years this was THE game of the Lehigh Valley Conference season. Tonight, it ranks as only the third best game on the league card.
Northampton 28, Allen 20 -- The Canaries have scored 20 points or more in back-to-back games for the first time since the last two games of the 2005 season. I know it's not much, but when you're dealing with Allentown football you have to take the positives where you can find them.
Easton 21, Whitehall 14 -- Could this be a District 11 4A championship game preview? Wouldn't doubt it. Both teams have shown the ability to win close ones. I just can't go against the Rovers at Cottingham and wonder if a wet, sloppy field could neutralize any edge the Zephs may have with their speedy skill-position players.
COLONIAL LEAGUE
Bangor 33, Wilson 21 -- Scott LaValva is a question mark for the Slaters, but the Warriors may be even more banged up.
Catasauqua 20, Saucon Valley 14 -- The Panthers have to rank as the league's biggest disappointment so far.
Palmerton 34, Palisades 14 -- Thanks to their struggles in boys basketball, this has become my favorite Colonial League rivalry. The distance between these two schools is so vast that I always think they should allow the kids in the traveling party to stay overnight in a hotel. Hopefully they at least give them a nice bus for the three-county trip.
Northwestern 41, Notre Dame 13 -- Can't we arrange a game between Dieruff and the Crusaders?
Northern Lehigh 56, Salisbury 0 -- Wonder how my friend Chuck Sonon, who was on the Falcons' coaching staff last year, is enjoying his time away from the game.
Pen Argyl 21, Southern Lehigh 13 -- Lots of people were amazed with the 42 points the Green Knights scored against Wilson. I was more impressed with them holding the Warriors to just six points.
MOUNTAIN VALLEY CONFERENCE
East Stroudsburg South 27, Stroudsburg 14 -- If you miss this one at the Purple Pit, don't worry, they'll do it again in eight weeks at Stroudsburg.
Pocono Mountain East 34, Lehighton 14 -- Still think fondly of my trip to Lehighton three years ago to cover this matchup. The Cardinals won that one with an offensive showcase and their offense will carry them to a win in this one.
E.S. North 26, Pocono Mountain West 18 -- I have still yet to visit either of these two schools. Maybe this winter I'll get up to West to see Brad Pensyl's star-studded basketball team.
OTHERS
Pleasant Valley 42, Tamaqua 20 -- I may have jinxed Jim Thorpe and Lehighton with my Friday features the past two weeks, but I think the jinx stops here. Jimmy Terwilliger sounds like he means business with the Bears.
Jim Thorpe 19, Shenandoah Valley 14 -- Bet the colors of those mountains around Jim Thorpe are starting to sparkle.
North Schuykill 73, Marian 0 -- If previously scuffling Pius X hit the Colts for 62 points, you can imagine what the Spartans potent offense is going to do.
Schuylkill Haven 35, Panther Valley 7 -- Losing "only" 42-20 to North Schuylkill may have felt like a win for Haven last week.
Hatboro-Horsham 27, Quakertown 21 -- Wonder how the traffic is on Route 309 between these two schools on a typical Friday night. Not enjoyable, that's my guess.
Souderton 33, Pennridge 27 -- Bet Souderton coach Ed Gallagher gets the Central Catholic score from his father Hughie every Friday night.
Phillipsburg 35, Ridge 20 -- This is a rematch of last year's state title game, and you know the deal here, I never pick against Bob Stem.
Pius X 28, Bucktail 14 -- Royals on a roll?
Spring Ford 28, Upper Perk 13 -- I've actually been to Spring-Ford. Nice place. Even better nickname -- Rams. Hey, how about them Rams?! The ones in St. Louis, I mean. Softened up the Redskins for those Eagles. While most of the world will be glued to the Dono-Vick battle this Sunday afternoon, I'm be more interested in Rams-Seahawks.
That's it. Let's hope the rain stops and stars shine on the field.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
I have covered high school football for this newspaper in five different decades now. Geez, that makes me feel old.
If you've been following along, you know by now that the first story I ever did for this paper was Sheila O'Donnell winning the District 11 girls tennis title in September of 1979. We had a big 30th anniversary story last September that was turned into an advertising campaign. Thankfully, Sheila's picture was used in that campaign rather than mine.
Anyway, Sheila is still very much on the scene and following her nephew Brendan Nosovitch as he quarterbacks the unbeaten Central Catholic Vikings.
But my first high school football game came a few weeks later. It was Allen at P'burg. Dick Sniscak (Rich's father) coached against Bob Stem. Don't remember the score, but remember that P'burg won and I hightailed it back across the bridge and back to the office without ever getting any quotes. I was just an 18-year-old kid myself back in the fall of 1979, a few months out of high school and nervous as hell.
At that point of my career, P'burg seemed as far away as the Meadowlands.
Suffice to say, I've done a lot of games since then, and while the deadline rush never allows you to rest, I enjoy the whole scene of Friday night football.
Last Friday night, I was away from the typical Friday night scene, and the Lehigh Valley. I was in a New Hamsphire hotel and rewarded myself for making the 7-hour, five-state drive by relaxing in a hot tub. I was in there around 11 o'clock just about the time I'd be flailing away on a story.
I kind of enjoyed that feeling, too, with a very different kind of sweat pouring down my face.
Tonight, however, I am back at work and Steve Miller, our LVC beat man, gave me a good one -- Whitehall at Easton. A battle of unbeatens. He's doing CCHS at Nazareth, another good one. But there's always something special about a game at Cottingham Stadium.
Here's hoping this weekend's picks are special. I was 17-7 last week, making me 78-27 on the season (74.3 percent).
Here we go:
LEHIGH VALLEY CONFERENCE
CCHS 42, Nazareth 28 -- My man, the Weave, is going with his Blue Eagles, 32-21. I just don't think the Blue Eagles defense is good enough to slow down the Vikings. But it's an entertaining game to be sure, and if you see the Weave taking tickets, tell him I said hello.
Emmaus 20, Becahi 7 -- Once upon a time, Becahi coming to the borough was bad news for the home team. No wonder frequent Groller's Corner contributor "CHEK" can't stand Bob Stem. He used to swat the Green Hornets the way CHEK'S Nittany Lions beat up the Youngstown States on their nonleague schedule. But Stem is in Jersey and Emmaus football is now a source of pride in the community.
Freedom 42, Dieruff 0 -- At least the Huskies scored last week.
Liberty 21, Parkland 14 -- Talk about things changing. For many years this was THE game of the Lehigh Valley Conference season. Tonight, it ranks as only the third best game on the league card.
Northampton 28, Allen 20 -- The Canaries have scored 20 points or more in back-to-back games for the first time since the last two games of the 2005 season. I know it's not much, but when you're dealing with Allentown football you have to take the positives where you can find them.
Easton 21, Whitehall 14 -- Could this be a District 11 4A championship game preview? Wouldn't doubt it. Both teams have shown the ability to win close ones. I just can't go against the Rovers at Cottingham and wonder if a wet, sloppy field could neutralize any edge the Zephs may have with their speedy skill-position players.
COLONIAL LEAGUE
Bangor 33, Wilson 21 -- Scott LaValva is a question mark for the Slaters, but the Warriors may be even more banged up.
Catasauqua 20, Saucon Valley 14 -- The Panthers have to rank as the league's biggest disappointment so far.
Palmerton 34, Palisades 14 -- Thanks to their struggles in boys basketball, this has become my favorite Colonial League rivalry. The distance between these two schools is so vast that I always think they should allow the kids in the traveling party to stay overnight in a hotel. Hopefully they at least give them a nice bus for the three-county trip.
Northwestern 41, Notre Dame 13 -- Can't we arrange a game between Dieruff and the Crusaders?
Northern Lehigh 56, Salisbury 0 -- Wonder how my friend Chuck Sonon, who was on the Falcons' coaching staff last year, is enjoying his time away from the game.
Pen Argyl 21, Southern Lehigh 13 -- Lots of people were amazed with the 42 points the Green Knights scored against Wilson. I was more impressed with them holding the Warriors to just six points.
MOUNTAIN VALLEY CONFERENCE
East Stroudsburg South 27, Stroudsburg 14 -- If you miss this one at the Purple Pit, don't worry, they'll do it again in eight weeks at Stroudsburg.
Pocono Mountain East 34, Lehighton 14 -- Still think fondly of my trip to Lehighton three years ago to cover this matchup. The Cardinals won that one with an offensive showcase and their offense will carry them to a win in this one.
E.S. North 26, Pocono Mountain West 18 -- I have still yet to visit either of these two schools. Maybe this winter I'll get up to West to see Brad Pensyl's star-studded basketball team.
OTHERS
Pleasant Valley 42, Tamaqua 20 -- I may have jinxed Jim Thorpe and Lehighton with my Friday features the past two weeks, but I think the jinx stops here. Jimmy Terwilliger sounds like he means business with the Bears.
Jim Thorpe 19, Shenandoah Valley 14 -- Bet the colors of those mountains around Jim Thorpe are starting to sparkle.
North Schuykill 73, Marian 0 -- If previously scuffling Pius X hit the Colts for 62 points, you can imagine what the Spartans potent offense is going to do.
Schuylkill Haven 35, Panther Valley 7 -- Losing "only" 42-20 to North Schuylkill may have felt like a win for Haven last week.
Hatboro-Horsham 27, Quakertown 21 -- Wonder how the traffic is on Route 309 between these two schools on a typical Friday night. Not enjoyable, that's my guess.
Souderton 33, Pennridge 27 -- Bet Souderton coach Ed Gallagher gets the Central Catholic score from his father Hughie every Friday night.
Phillipsburg 35, Ridge 20 -- This is a rematch of last year's state title game, and you know the deal here, I never pick against Bob Stem.
Pius X 28, Bucktail 14 -- Royals on a roll?
Spring Ford 28, Upper Perk 13 -- I've actually been to Spring-Ford. Nice place. Even better nickname -- Rams. Hey, how about them Rams?! The ones in St. Louis, I mean. Softened up the Redskins for those Eagles. While most of the world will be glued to the Dono-Vick battle this Sunday afternoon, I'm be more interested in Rams-Seahawks.
That's it. Let's hope the rain stops and stars shine on the field.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
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BIG TEN NETWORK SCHEDULE
BIG TEN NETWORK SCHEDULE
Friday October 1:
The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
12:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
01:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2008 - Penn State at Iowa (HD)
03:00AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today Presents InStudio: Terrie Taylor
03:30AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today Presents InStudio: Mohammed
04:00AM Illinois Campus Programming: It Is More Than a Well (HD)
04:30AM Illinois Campus Programming: Spark of Genius: The Story of John Bardeen (HD)
05:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
05:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
06:00AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1957 Football Yearbook
06:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
07:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
08:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
08:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
09:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
10:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
10:30AM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
11:00AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1957 Football Yearbook
11:30AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 80s (HD)
12:00PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 210
12:30PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
01:00PM Minnesota Campus Programming: Road, Rails, and Urban Change
02:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2007 - Illinois at Ohio State (HD)
04:00PM Big Ten Short Stories
For every touchdown pass, goal, dunk, spike, kick-save, pin or home run you see on the screen, there is an untold story about the people who made these memorable plays possible. Going behind the scenes and beyond the highlight reels.
04:30PM The Bill Lynch Show '10
05:00PM Spartan Football: All Access '10 (Big Ten)
05:30PM Inside Michigan Football with Rich Rodriguez '10 (Big Ten)
06:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2005 Wisconsin at Northwestern
08:00PM Big Ten Football Report- Live
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
08:30PM The Greatest Seasons: 1999 Football (HD)
09:30PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
10:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 80s (HD)
10:30PM Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
11:00PM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
Saturday October 2:
Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
12:30AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
01:30AM Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
02:00AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
03:00AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 210
03:30AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
04:00AM Minnesota Campus Programming: Road, Rails, and Urban Change
05:00AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
06:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2005 Wisconsin at Northwestern
08:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
08:30AM Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
09:00AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
10:00AM Big Ten Football: Kickoff- Live
10:30AM Big Ten Football Saturday: Pre-Game Show- Live
12:00PM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)- Live
03:00PM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up- Live
04:00PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
04:30PM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
05:30PM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
06:00PM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Michigan at Penn State (HD)- Live
08:00PM Big Ten Field Hockey '10: Ohio State at Indiana (HD)
10:00PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
10:30PM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
11:00PM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up- Live
Sunday October 3:
12:00AM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
12:30AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
01:30AM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)
04:30AM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
05:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
06:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
08:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
09:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
10:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
11:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Michigan at Penn State (HD)
01:00PM Big Ten Field Hockey '10: Ohio State at Indiana (HD)
03:00PM Big Ten Women's Soccer '10: Penn State at Ohio State (HD)- Live
05:00PM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Penn State at Michigan (HD)- Live
07:00PM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Wisconsin at Indiana (HD)
09:00PM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
10:00PM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)
Monday October 4:
01:00AM Big Ten Women's Soccer '10: Penn State at Ohio State (HD)
03:00AM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Penn State at Michigan (HD)
05:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
06:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
07:00AM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Wisconsin at Indiana (HD)
12:00PM Penn State Campus Programming: Expert Opinion: Women in Collegiate Athletics
01:00PM Iowa Campus Programming: Getting Ready for the Boom
01:30PM Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Writers' Workshop: Michael Cunningham (HD)
02:00PM Student U: Women's Volleyball: Michigan State at Penn State (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2007 - Michigan at Michigan State (HD)
06:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 80s (HD)
06:30PM Big Ten Film Vault: 1957 Football Yearbook
07:00PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
07:30PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
08:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10- Live
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
08:30PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
09:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
09:30PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
10:00PM The Greatest Seasons: 1995 Football (HD)
11:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
11:30PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
Tuesday October 5:
12:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2005 Wisconsin at Northwestern
02:00AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
02:30AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
03:00AM Penn State Campus Programming: Expert Opinion: Women in Collegiate Athletics
04:00AM Iowa Campus Programming: Getting Ready for the Boom
04:30AM Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Writers' Workshop: Ethan Canin
05:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
05:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
06:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
06:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
07:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
07:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
08:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
08:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
09:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
09:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Penn State at Michigan (HD)
12:00PM Ohio State Campus Programming: O-H-I-O 105 (HD)
12:30PM Ohio State Campus Programming: O-H-I-O 4 (HD)
01:00PM Wisconsin Campus Programming: Office Hours 2010 #19 TBA
01:30PM Wisconsin Campus Programming: 100 Years of On, Wisconsin
02:00PM Student U: Field Hockey: Ohio at Michigan State (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM Student U: Women's Soccer: Purdue at Illinois (HD)
Student produced events.
06:00PM The Greatest Seasons: 1999 Football (HD)
07:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
07:30PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
08:00PM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
08:30PM Big Ten Press Pass- Live
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
09:00PM Big Ten Icons
09:30PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
11:00PM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
11:30PM Big Ten Icons
11:30PM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
Wednesday October 6:
12:00AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
12:30AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
01:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2001 - Michigan at Michigan State
03:00AM Ohio State Campus Programming: O-H-I-O 105 (HD)
03:30AM Ohio State Campus Programming: All Sides
04:00AM Wisconsin Campus Programming: Wisconsin Reflections: Mike Leckrone (HD)
05:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
05:30AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
06:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
06:30AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
07:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
07:30AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
08:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
08:30AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
09:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
09:30AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
10:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Michigan at Penn State (HD)
12:00PM Purdue Campus Programming: Boiler Bytes 13
12:30PM Purdue Campus Programming: The Boilermakers: World Food Prize Laureates
01:00PM Northwestern Campus Programming: Mozart Requiem in D Minor
02:00PM Student U: Field Hockey: Louisville at Indiana (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
04:30PM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
05:00PM Penn State Football Story '10
05:30PM Iowa Football with Kirk Ferentz '10
06:00PM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
06:30PM The Big Ten Women's Show '10-'11
07:00PM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Minnesota at Iowa (HD)- Live
09:00PM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10- Live
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
10:00PM The Greatest Seasons: 1999 Football (HD)
10:00PM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
11:30PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
Thursday October 7:
01:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Minnesota at Iowa (HD)
03:00AM Purdue Campus Programming: Boiler Bytes 13
03:30AM Purdue Campus Programming: The Boilermakers: World Food Prize Laureates
04:00AM Northwestern Campus Programming: Mozart Requiem in D Minor
05:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
06:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
07:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
08:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
09:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
10:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Minnesota at Iowa (HD)
12:00PM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSUToday #21
12:30PM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today Presents InStudio: Terrie Taylor
01:00PM Illinois Campus Programming: Spark of Genius: The Story of John Bardeen (HD)
01:30PM Illinois Campus Programming: Blue Waters
02:00PM Student U: Men's Soccer: Notre Dame at Indiana (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM Gopher Football with Tim Brewster '10 (Big Ten)
04:30PM The Pat Fitzgerald Show
05:00PM Fighting Illini Insider '10-'11
05:30PM Badger Sports Report with Bret Bielema '10 (Big Ten)
07:00PM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
08:00PM The Next Level: Brandon Lloyd / Pat Fitzgerald
08:30PM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10- Live
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
09:00PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30PM The Next Level: Brandon Lloyd / Pat Fitzgerald
10:00PM Big Ten Icons
10:30PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
11:00PM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
11:30PM The Next Level: Brandon Lloyd / Pat Fitzgerald
Friday October 1:
The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
12:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
01:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2008 - Penn State at Iowa (HD)
03:00AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today Presents InStudio: Terrie Taylor
03:30AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today Presents InStudio: Mohammed
04:00AM Illinois Campus Programming: It Is More Than a Well (HD)
04:30AM Illinois Campus Programming: Spark of Genius: The Story of John Bardeen (HD)
05:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
05:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
06:00AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1957 Football Yearbook
06:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
07:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
08:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
08:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
09:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30AM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
10:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
10:30AM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
11:00AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1957 Football Yearbook
11:30AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 80s (HD)
12:00PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 210
12:30PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
01:00PM Minnesota Campus Programming: Road, Rails, and Urban Change
02:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2007 - Illinois at Ohio State (HD)
04:00PM Big Ten Short Stories
For every touchdown pass, goal, dunk, spike, kick-save, pin or home run you see on the screen, there is an untold story about the people who made these memorable plays possible. Going behind the scenes and beyond the highlight reels.
04:30PM The Bill Lynch Show '10
05:00PM Spartan Football: All Access '10 (Big Ten)
05:30PM Inside Michigan Football with Rich Rodriguez '10 (Big Ten)
06:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2005 Wisconsin at Northwestern
08:00PM Big Ten Football Report- Live
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
08:30PM The Greatest Seasons: 1999 Football (HD)
09:30PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
10:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 80s (HD)
10:30PM Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
11:00PM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
Saturday October 2:
Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
12:30AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
01:30AM Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
02:00AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
03:00AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 210
03:30AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
04:00AM Minnesota Campus Programming: Road, Rails, and Urban Change
05:00AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
06:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2005 Wisconsin at Northwestern
08:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
08:30AM Big Ten Football Report
Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
09:00AM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
10:00AM Big Ten Football: Kickoff- Live
10:30AM Big Ten Football Saturday: Pre-Game Show- Live
12:00PM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)- Live
03:00PM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up- Live
04:00PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
04:30PM Big Ten Tailgate: Minnesota
Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.Go on campus with Mike Hall for a fun filled look at traditions, culture, and revelry surrounding the anticipation of gameday.
05:30PM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
06:00PM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Michigan at Penn State (HD)- Live
08:00PM Big Ten Field Hockey '10: Ohio State at Indiana (HD)
10:00PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
10:30PM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
11:00PM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up- Live
Sunday October 3:
12:00AM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
12:30AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
01:30AM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)
04:30AM The Next Level: Steve Hutchinson / Joe Girardi / Nick Swisher
05:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
06:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
08:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
09:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
10:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
11:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Michigan at Penn State (HD)
01:00PM Big Ten Field Hockey '10: Ohio State at Indiana (HD)
03:00PM Big Ten Women's Soccer '10: Penn State at Ohio State (HD)- Live
05:00PM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Penn State at Michigan (HD)- Live
07:00PM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Wisconsin at Indiana (HD)
09:00PM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
10:00PM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)
Monday October 4:
01:00AM Big Ten Women's Soccer '10: Penn State at Ohio State (HD)
03:00AM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Penn State at Michigan (HD)
05:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
06:00AM Big Ten Football Wrap-Up
07:00AM Big Ten Football '10: Ohio State at Illinois (HD)
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Wisconsin at Indiana (HD)
12:00PM Penn State Campus Programming: Expert Opinion: Women in Collegiate Athletics
01:00PM Iowa Campus Programming: Getting Ready for the Boom
01:30PM Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Writers' Workshop: Michael Cunningham (HD)
02:00PM Student U: Women's Volleyball: Michigan State at Penn State (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2007 - Michigan at Michigan State (HD)
06:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 80s (HD)
06:30PM Big Ten Film Vault: 1957 Football Yearbook
07:00PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
07:30PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
08:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10- Live
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
08:30PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
09:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
09:30PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
10:00PM The Greatest Seasons: 1995 Football (HD)
11:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
11:30PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
Tuesday October 5:
12:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2005 Wisconsin at Northwestern
02:00AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
02:30AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
03:00AM Penn State Campus Programming: Expert Opinion: Women in Collegiate Athletics
04:00AM Iowa Campus Programming: Getting Ready for the Boom
04:30AM Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Writers' Workshop: Ethan Canin
05:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
05:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
06:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
06:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
07:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
07:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
08:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
08:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
09:00AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
09:30AM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Soccer '10: Penn State at Michigan (HD)
12:00PM Ohio State Campus Programming: O-H-I-O 105 (HD)
12:30PM Ohio State Campus Programming: O-H-I-O 4 (HD)
01:00PM Wisconsin Campus Programming: Office Hours 2010 #19 TBA
01:30PM Wisconsin Campus Programming: 100 Years of On, Wisconsin
02:00PM Student U: Field Hockey: Ohio at Michigan State (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM Student U: Women's Soccer: Purdue at Illinois (HD)
Student produced events.
06:00PM The Greatest Seasons: 1999 Football (HD)
07:00PM Big Ten Football: Breakdown '10
In depth analysis of the previous weekends games
07:30PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
08:00PM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
08:30PM Big Ten Press Pass- Live
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
09:00PM Big Ten Icons
09:30PM Big Ten Icons: Jack Nicklaus
11:00PM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
11:30PM Big Ten Icons
11:30PM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
Wednesday October 6:
12:00AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
12:30AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
01:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2001 - Michigan at Michigan State
03:00AM Ohio State Campus Programming: O-H-I-O 105 (HD)
03:30AM Ohio State Campus Programming: All Sides
04:00AM Wisconsin Campus Programming: Wisconsin Reflections: Mike Leckrone (HD)
05:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
05:30AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
06:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
06:30AM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
07:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
07:30AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
08:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
08:30AM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
09:00AM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
09:30AM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
10:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Michigan at Penn State (HD)
12:00PM Purdue Campus Programming: Boiler Bytes 13
12:30PM Purdue Campus Programming: The Boilermakers: World Food Prize Laureates
01:00PM Northwestern Campus Programming: Mozart Requiem in D Minor
02:00PM Student U: Field Hockey: Louisville at Indiana (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Running Backs of the 70s (HD)
04:30PM Big Ten Film Vault: 1965 Football Yearbook
05:00PM Penn State Football Story '10
05:30PM Iowa Football with Kirk Ferentz '10
06:00PM Big Ten Press Pass
Sights and sounds from around the Big Ten.
06:30PM The Big Ten Women's Show '10-'11
07:00PM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Minnesota at Iowa (HD)- Live
09:00PM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10- Live
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
10:00PM The Greatest Seasons: 1999 Football (HD)
10:00PM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
11:30PM Big Ten Extra Points '10
Extra Points showcases every touchdown, field goal, extra point and safety as well as the big plays that led to getting these points on the board.
Thursday October 7:
01:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Minnesota at Iowa (HD)
03:00AM Purdue Campus Programming: Boiler Bytes 13
03:30AM Purdue Campus Programming: The Boilermakers: World Food Prize Laureates
04:00AM Northwestern Campus Programming: Mozart Requiem in D Minor
05:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
06:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
07:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
08:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
09:00AM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
10:00AM Big Ten Women's Volleyball '10: Minnesota at Iowa (HD)
12:00PM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSUToday #21
12:30PM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today Presents InStudio: Terrie Taylor
01:00PM Illinois Campus Programming: Spark of Genius: The Story of John Bardeen (HD)
01:30PM Illinois Campus Programming: Blue Waters
02:00PM Student U: Men's Soccer: Notre Dame at Indiana (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM Gopher Football with Tim Brewster '10 (Big Ten)
04:30PM The Pat Fitzgerald Show
05:00PM Fighting Illini Insider '10-'11
05:30PM Badger Sports Report with Bret Bielema '10 (Big Ten)
07:00PM Big Ten Football...and Beyond '10
A weekly preview and analysis of college footballs best national matchups and storylines and how it affects the Big Ten.
08:00PM The Next Level: Brandon Lloyd / Pat Fitzgerald
08:30PM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10- Live
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
09:00PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30PM The Next Level: Brandon Lloyd / Pat Fitzgerald
10:00PM Big Ten Icons
10:30PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
11:00PM Big Ten Football: Behind the Schemes '10
Our coaches give a complete X's and O's preview of the weekends top games.
11:30PM The Next Level: Brandon Lloyd / Pat Fitzgerald
WEEX 1230 SCHEDULE
WEEX 1230 SCHEDULE
Sat Oct 2
CFB: Notre Dame @ Boston College
7:30pm
Sun Oct 3
NFL: Baltimore @ Pittsburgh
12:30pm
NFL: Indianapolis @ Jacksonville
4:00pm
NY Giants Football v. Chicago
8:15pm
Mon Oct 4
NFL: New England @ Miami
8:00pm
Wed Oct 6
MLB: ALDS Game #1 - Texas @ Tampa Bay
1:00pm
MLB: NLDS Game #1 - Cincinnati @ Philadelphia
4:30pm
MLB: ALDS Game #1 - NY Yankees @ Minnesota
8:00pm
Thr Oct 7
MLB: ALDS Game #2 - Texas @ Tampa Bay
2:00pm
MLB: ALDS Game #2 - NY Yankees @ Minnesota
5:30pm
MLB: NLDS Game #1 - Atlanta @ San Francisco
9:00pm
Fri Oct 8
MLB: NLDS Game #2 - Cincinnati @ Philadelphia
5:30pm
MLB: NLDS Game #2 - Atlanta @ San Francisco
9:00pm
Sat Oct 9
Lehigh Football v. Fordham
11:30am
MLB: ALDS Game #3 - Tampa Bay @ Texas
4:00pm
MLB: LDS Game #1
9:00pm
Sat Oct 2
CFB: Notre Dame @ Boston College
7:30pm
Sun Oct 3
NFL: Baltimore @ Pittsburgh
12:30pm
NFL: Indianapolis @ Jacksonville
4:00pm
NY Giants Football v. Chicago
8:15pm
Mon Oct 4
NFL: New England @ Miami
8:00pm
Wed Oct 6
MLB: ALDS Game #1 - Texas @ Tampa Bay
1:00pm
MLB: NLDS Game #1 - Cincinnati @ Philadelphia
4:30pm
MLB: ALDS Game #1 - NY Yankees @ Minnesota
8:00pm
Thr Oct 7
MLB: ALDS Game #2 - Texas @ Tampa Bay
2:00pm
MLB: ALDS Game #2 - NY Yankees @ Minnesota
5:30pm
MLB: NLDS Game #1 - Atlanta @ San Francisco
9:00pm
Fri Oct 8
MLB: NLDS Game #2 - Cincinnati @ Philadelphia
5:30pm
MLB: NLDS Game #2 - Atlanta @ San Francisco
9:00pm
Sat Oct 9
Lehigh Football v. Fordham
11:30am
MLB: ALDS Game #3 - Tampa Bay @ Texas
4:00pm
MLB: LDS Game #1
9:00pm
BLUE RIDGE TV13 SCHEDULE
BLUE RIDGE TV13 SCHEDULE
Friday, October 1st, 2010
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 Behind the Headlines
10:00 AM Pocono Mountains Today
10:30 AM Health and Home Report
11:00 AM Viacast TV
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: Abington Heights @ Delaware Valley LIVE
9:30 PM Out In The Open
10:00 PM TV 13 NEWS - Night Report LIVE
10:30 PM Friday Night Football LIVE
11:00 PM TV13 HS Football: Abington Heights @ Delaware Valley REPLAY
Top
Saturday, October 2nd, 2010
1:00 AM Viacast TV
8:55 AM Light Of The World
9:00 AM TV13 Night Report REPLAY
9:30 AM Friday Night Football REPLAY
10:00 AM Computerwise
11:00 AM Pocono Landscape Challenge
11:30 AM Health Images
12:00 PM Pocono Mountains Today
12:30 PM Out In The Open
1:00 PM WXW Wrestling
2:00 PM The Stage
2:30 PM Army News Watch
3:00 PM Pocono Medical Center "Ask the Doctor"
3:30 PM More The Money - REPLAY
4:00 PM Legislative with Mario Scavello
4:30 PM TBA
5:00 PM Gaither's Homecoming Hour
6:00 PM Bizzy Awards
7:00 PM Real Estate Reporter
8:00 PM Picture of Health
8:30 PM Your Home: Inside and Out
9:00 PM Sabroso Video
10:00 PM Viacast TV
Top
Sunday, October 3rd, 2010
1:00 AM CVA's
8:00 AM The Adventures of Donkey Ollie
8:30 AM Faith in Action
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
11:30 AM Pocono Landscape Challenge
12:00 PM One Day Getaways
12:30 PM Out In The Open
1:00 PM Computerwise
2:00 PM WXW Wrestling
3:00 PM The Movie Loft
3:30 PM PA Crossfire
4:00 PM More than Money REPLAY
4:30 PM PMC: Pathways to Healthy Living
5:00 PM Gaither's Homecoming Hour
6:00 PM Bizzy Awards
7:00 PM Real Estate Reporter
8:00 PM Live and Learn
8:30 PM Picture of Health
9:00 PM Your Home: Inside and Out
9:30 PM Destination Fun
10:00 PM Sabroso Video
Top
Monday, October 4th, 2010
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
10:30 AM Legislative Report with Mario Scavello
11:00 AM Viacast TV
4:00 PM Cooking for Class
4:30 PM One Day Getaways
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 Candidates Night at Penns' Peak LIVE
8:00 PM Monday Evening Quarterback (taped)
9:00 PM Legislative with Mario Scavello
9:30 PM Pocono Mountains Today
10:00 PM TV 13 NEWS - Night Report LIVE
10:30 PM Premium TV
11:00 PM TV13 Night Report REPLAY
Friday, October 1st, 2010
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 Behind the Headlines
10:00 AM Pocono Mountains Today
10:30 AM Health and Home Report
11:00 AM Viacast TV
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: Abington Heights @ Delaware Valley LIVE
9:30 PM Out In The Open
10:00 PM TV 13 NEWS - Night Report LIVE
10:30 PM Friday Night Football LIVE
11:00 PM TV13 HS Football: Abington Heights @ Delaware Valley REPLAY
Top
Saturday, October 2nd, 2010
1:00 AM Viacast TV
8:55 AM Light Of The World
9:00 AM TV13 Night Report REPLAY
9:30 AM Friday Night Football REPLAY
10:00 AM Computerwise
11:00 AM Pocono Landscape Challenge
11:30 AM Health Images
12:00 PM Pocono Mountains Today
12:30 PM Out In The Open
1:00 PM WXW Wrestling
2:00 PM The Stage
2:30 PM Army News Watch
3:00 PM Pocono Medical Center "Ask the Doctor"
3:30 PM More The Money - REPLAY
4:00 PM Legislative with Mario Scavello
4:30 PM TBA
5:00 PM Gaither's Homecoming Hour
6:00 PM Bizzy Awards
7:00 PM Real Estate Reporter
8:00 PM Picture of Health
8:30 PM Your Home: Inside and Out
9:00 PM Sabroso Video
10:00 PM Viacast TV
Top
Sunday, October 3rd, 2010
1:00 AM CVA's
8:00 AM The Adventures of Donkey Ollie
8:30 AM Faith in Action
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
11:30 AM Pocono Landscape Challenge
12:00 PM One Day Getaways
12:30 PM Out In The Open
1:00 PM Computerwise
2:00 PM WXW Wrestling
3:00 PM The Movie Loft
3:30 PM PA Crossfire
4:00 PM More than Money REPLAY
4:30 PM PMC: Pathways to Healthy Living
5:00 PM Gaither's Homecoming Hour
6:00 PM Bizzy Awards
7:00 PM Real Estate Reporter
8:00 PM Live and Learn
8:30 PM Picture of Health
9:00 PM Your Home: Inside and Out
9:30 PM Destination Fun
10:00 PM Sabroso Video
Top
Monday, October 4th, 2010
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
10:30 AM Legislative Report with Mario Scavello
11:00 AM Viacast TV
4:00 PM Cooking for Class
4:30 PM One Day Getaways
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 Candidates Night at Penns' Peak LIVE
8:00 PM Monday Evening Quarterback (taped)
9:00 PM Legislative with Mario Scavello
9:30 PM Pocono Mountains Today
10:00 PM TV 13 NEWS - Night Report LIVE
10:30 PM Premium TV
11:00 PM TV13 Night Report REPLAY
SERVICE ELECTRIC TV SCHEDULE
SERVICE ELECTRIC TV2 SCHEDULE
Friday, October 1st
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm LVC Football: Whitehall vs Easton LIVE
10:00pm LVC Football: Central Catholic vs Nazareth
Saturday, October 2nd
4:30am LVC Football: Whitehall vs Easton
7:00pm LVC Football: Central Catholic vs Nazareth
Sunday, October 3rd
5:00pm Lehigh Valley Latino
6:00pm Out In The Open
6:30pm PA Crossfire
7:00pm ComputerWise
8:00pm What The Heck Were They Thinking?! with Larry Holmes
8:30pm Backwoods Angler with Blaine Mengel
9:00pm The Stage with Chris Line
9:30pm Disc Golf Monthly
10:00pm wXw C4 Professional Wrestling: Blast TV
11:00pm Sabroso Video
Monday, October 4th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm Service Electric Polka Show
8:00pm The Morning Call’s Calling All Sports with Keith Groller
8:30pm What the Heck Were They Thinking?! with Larry Holmes
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Tuesday, October 5th
5:30pm Lehigh Sport Magazine Show
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm Happy Jack Polka Show
8:00pm Focus On PA
8:30pm Off The Beaten Path
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Wednesday, October 6th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm ComputerWise
8:00pm PA Crossfire
8:30pm Focus on PA
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Thursday, October 7th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm ComputerWise
8:00pm PA Crossfire
8:30pm Victory Lane
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Friday, October 8th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm LVC Football: Emmaus vs Liberty LIVE
10:00pm Colonial League Football: Pen Argyl vs Northern Lehigh
*Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice
*Times are Approximate Due To LIVE Events & Length of Sporting Events.
Friday, October 1st
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm LVC Football: Whitehall vs Easton LIVE
10:00pm LVC Football: Central Catholic vs Nazareth
Saturday, October 2nd
4:30am LVC Football: Whitehall vs Easton
7:00pm LVC Football: Central Catholic vs Nazareth
Sunday, October 3rd
5:00pm Lehigh Valley Latino
6:00pm Out In The Open
6:30pm PA Crossfire
7:00pm ComputerWise
8:00pm What The Heck Were They Thinking?! with Larry Holmes
8:30pm Backwoods Angler with Blaine Mengel
9:00pm The Stage with Chris Line
9:30pm Disc Golf Monthly
10:00pm wXw C4 Professional Wrestling: Blast TV
11:00pm Sabroso Video
Monday, October 4th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm Service Electric Polka Show
8:00pm The Morning Call’s Calling All Sports with Keith Groller
8:30pm What the Heck Were They Thinking?! with Larry Holmes
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Tuesday, October 5th
5:30pm Lehigh Sport Magazine Show
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm Happy Jack Polka Show
8:00pm Focus On PA
8:30pm Off The Beaten Path
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Wednesday, October 6th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm ComputerWise
8:00pm PA Crossfire
8:30pm Focus on PA
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Thursday, October 7th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm ComputerWise
8:00pm PA Crossfire
8:30pm Victory Lane
9:00pm TV2 News Valley View
9:30pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
Friday, October 8th
6:00pm Lehigh Valley Sports Scene
6:30pm TV2 News Valley View
7:00pm LVC Football: Emmaus vs Liberty LIVE
10:00pm Colonial League Football: Pen Argyl vs Northern Lehigh
*Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice
*Times are Approximate Due To LIVE Events & Length of Sporting Events.
Friday!
Friday October 1, 2010
Welcome to October!
Holloween Month!!
Still coughing yet but it will be Back to Work Tonight!!
COLD NIGHT TOO!
ONLY IN THE 50'S!!
BURR................
WINTER WE COME!
Collecting Tickets at the Mitchelll Gate!!
Come see me working hard!
HUGE Crowd too!! NONSTOP COLLECTING TONIGHT!!
Biggest game in the whole area Tonight!!
32-21 Nazareth
BIG UPSET!
Homecomming next Friday!!!
I Hate picking them but they are very strong.
Boy did we get heavy Rain Thursday.
6 INCHES OF rAIN.
MCNABB Returning to Philly Sunday.
Can he beat the Eagles?
Steelers Sunday too!!
Westmont at Bradford!!
Go Westmont!!!!
Liam Moran is a great quarterback for Westmont!!!!!
Did you stay dry?
This week at the Nazareth Art Center:
Maggie Spike Friday a 7:30pm
Jones Sisters Saturday at 8pm
Thursday and Friday Shows are FREE Admisson
$10.00 to get in for Saturday night's Show!
I Will be there Saturday from 7pm-10pm!
There will be an interview with Jim Byrnes and Karen Reimer of the Nazareth
Area Food Bank airing Friday at 8:30 pm on WBPH - channel 60 over the air and on RCN; channel 51 on Service Electric.
The interview covers most of what the Food Bank does and paints Nazareth in
a good light.
How are you?
How was your week?
What are you doing this weekend?
Anything fun?
Wednesday at 11am did my Radio Show and watched the PA HOUSE And at 7pm
Announced Phillies Baseball on Comcast!
Thursday at 11am did my Radio Show and at 6pm watched the RCN Sports Talk on
RCN4 And at 10pm anchored new on CW57.
I am great!
BUSY WEEKEND!
Working For Nazareth tonight!
Saturday working at the Art Center from 7pm-10pm!
Football Picks:
High School:
Northampton
Nazareth
Emmaus
Freedom
Liberty
Halifax
Derry
Latrobe
Richland
Westmont Hilltop
Lehinghton
Northern Lehigh
Northwestern
Palmerton
Southern Lehigh
Pleasant Valley
Delaware Valley
PM West
Catty
Blue Mountain
ES South
Easton
Wilson
Pius X
College:
BYU
Ohio
Temple
UCONN
Flordia State
Clemson
Baylor
OSU
Alcorn State
Kent
Auburn
TCU
Rutgers
Navy
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Navy
Virgina Tech
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
UCLA
LSU
Akron
Wake Forest
USC
Notre Dame
Oregon
Albamba
Penn State
Nevada
Hawaii
Holy Cross
Colgate
Bucknell
Yale
Rhode Island
UPENN
NFL:
Tennesee
New Orleans
Steelers
NY Jets
Seattle
Atlanta
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Houston
Indianpolis
Eagles
Arizona
Chicago
New England
Schedule:
Friday:
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
8:30am-10:30am DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
WATCH THE 2ND HALF OF THE CENTRAL AT NAZARETH FOOTBALL GAME
9:30pm Finish Announcing Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday:
6pm-10pm AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER COLLECTING TICKETS
7:30-9:30am DIANA
9-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470AM
11am 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230
NOON-5PM NED RICHARDS ON WGPA 1100
NOON Announce Lafayette Football on RCN4 AND TV60
5pm-8pm Dennis Christman on WGPA 1100
4pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast (LAST GAME ON COMCAST IN 2010)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Sunday:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
11am Announce Eagles Pregame on CBS3
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
1pm Announce the CHHARLIE MANUEL SHOW ON MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010)
1:30pm Announce Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010 ON PHILLIES TV
NETWORK AND MYPHL17)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miss all my Johnstown Folks out there!!!!!!
Every Saturday I Think about how I Would be at LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL All
Day!!!!!!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Stay Safe and always remember to Smile and Think about all the Heroes!!!!
Thanks for your Time!
My blog Website with lots of INFO:
http://nazoeagle.blogspot.com/
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
SEE YOU MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome to October!
Holloween Month!!
Still coughing yet but it will be Back to Work Tonight!!
COLD NIGHT TOO!
ONLY IN THE 50'S!!
BURR................
WINTER WE COME!
Collecting Tickets at the Mitchelll Gate!!
Come see me working hard!
HUGE Crowd too!! NONSTOP COLLECTING TONIGHT!!
Biggest game in the whole area Tonight!!
32-21 Nazareth
BIG UPSET!
Homecomming next Friday!!!
I Hate picking them but they are very strong.
Boy did we get heavy Rain Thursday.
6 INCHES OF rAIN.
MCNABB Returning to Philly Sunday.
Can he beat the Eagles?
Steelers Sunday too!!
Westmont at Bradford!!
Go Westmont!!!!
Liam Moran is a great quarterback for Westmont!!!!!
Did you stay dry?
This week at the Nazareth Art Center:
Maggie Spike Friday a 7:30pm
Jones Sisters Saturday at 8pm
Thursday and Friday Shows are FREE Admisson
$10.00 to get in for Saturday night's Show!
I Will be there Saturday from 7pm-10pm!
There will be an interview with Jim Byrnes and Karen Reimer of the Nazareth
Area Food Bank airing Friday at 8:30 pm on WBPH - channel 60 over the air and on RCN; channel 51 on Service Electric.
The interview covers most of what the Food Bank does and paints Nazareth in
a good light.
How are you?
How was your week?
What are you doing this weekend?
Anything fun?
Wednesday at 11am did my Radio Show and watched the PA HOUSE And at 7pm
Announced Phillies Baseball on Comcast!
Thursday at 11am did my Radio Show and at 6pm watched the RCN Sports Talk on
RCN4 And at 10pm anchored new on CW57.
I am great!
BUSY WEEKEND!
Working For Nazareth tonight!
Saturday working at the Art Center from 7pm-10pm!
Football Picks:
High School:
Northampton
Nazareth
Emmaus
Freedom
Liberty
Halifax
Derry
Latrobe
Richland
Westmont Hilltop
Lehinghton
Northern Lehigh
Northwestern
Palmerton
Southern Lehigh
Pleasant Valley
Delaware Valley
PM West
Catty
Blue Mountain
ES South
Easton
Wilson
Pius X
College:
BYU
Ohio
Temple
UCONN
Flordia State
Clemson
Baylor
OSU
Alcorn State
Kent
Auburn
TCU
Rutgers
Navy
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Navy
Virgina Tech
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
UCLA
LSU
Akron
Wake Forest
USC
Notre Dame
Oregon
Albamba
Penn State
Nevada
Hawaii
Holy Cross
Colgate
Bucknell
Yale
Rhode Island
UPENN
NFL:
Tennesee
New Orleans
Steelers
NY Jets
Seattle
Atlanta
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Houston
Indianpolis
Eagles
Arizona
Chicago
New England
Schedule:
Friday:
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
8:30am-10:30am DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
WATCH THE 2ND HALF OF THE CENTRAL AT NAZARETH FOOTBALL GAME
9:30pm Finish Announcing Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday:
6pm-10pm AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER COLLECTING TICKETS
7:30-9:30am DIANA
9-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470AM
11am 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230
NOON-5PM NED RICHARDS ON WGPA 1100
NOON Announce Lafayette Football on RCN4 AND TV60
5pm-8pm Dennis Christman on WGPA 1100
4pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast (LAST GAME ON COMCAST IN 2010)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Sunday:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
11am Announce Eagles Pregame on CBS3
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
1pm Announce the CHHARLIE MANUEL SHOW ON MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010)
1:30pm Announce Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010 ON PHILLIES TV
NETWORK AND MYPHL17)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miss all my Johnstown Folks out there!!!!!!
Every Saturday I Think about how I Would be at LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL All
Day!!!!!!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Stay Safe and always remember to Smile and Think about all the Heroes!!!!
Thanks for your Time!
My blog Website with lots of INFO:
http://nazoeagle.blogspot.com/
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
SEE YOU MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
Friday!
Friday October 1, 2010
Welcome to October!
Holloween Month!!
Still coughing yet but it will be Back to Work Tonight!!
COLD NIGHT TOO!
ONLY IN THE 50'S!!
BURR................
WINTER WE COME!
Collecting Tickets at the Mitchelll Gate!!
Come see me working hard!
HUGE Crowd too!! NONSTOP COLLECTING TONIGHT!!
Biggest game in the whole area Tonight!!
32-21 Nazareth
BIG UPSET!
Homecomming next Friday!!!
I Hate picking them but they are very strong.
Boy did we get heavy Rain Thursday.
6 INCHES OF rAIN.
MCNABB Returning to Philly Sunday.
Can he beat the Eagles?
Steelers Sunday too!!
Westmont at Bradford!!
Go Westmont!!!!
Liam Moran is a great quarterback for Westmont!!!!!
Did you stay dry?
This week at the Nazareth Art Center:
Maggie Spike Friday a 7:30pm
Jones Sisters Saturday at 8pm
Thursday and Friday Shows are FREE Admisson
$10.00 to get in for Saturday night's Show!
I Will be there Saturday from 7pm-10pm!
There will be an interview with Jim Byrnes and Karen Reimer of the Nazareth
Area Food Bank airing Friday at 8:30 pm on WBPH - channel 60 over the air and on RCN; channel 51 on Service Electric.
The interview covers most of what the Food Bank does and paints Nazareth in
a good light.
How are you?
How was your week?
What are you doing this weekend?
Anything fun?
Wednesday at 11am did my Radio Show and watched the PA HOUSE And at 7pm
Announced Phillies Baseball on Comcast!
Thursday at 11am did my Radio Show and at 6pm watched the RCN Sports Talk on
RCN4 And at 10pm anchored new on CW57.
I am great!
BUSY WEEKEND!
Working For Nazareth tonight!
Saturday working at the Art Center from 7pm-10pm!
Football Picks:
High School:
Northampton
Nazareth
Emmaus
Freedom
Liberty
Halifax
Derry
Latrobe
Richland
Westmont Hilltop
Lehinghton
Northern Lehigh
Northwestern
Palmerton
Southern Lehigh
Pleasant Valley
Delaware Valley
PM West
Catty
Blue Mountain
ES South
Easton
Wilson
Pius X
College:
BYU
Ohio
Temple
UCONN
Flordia State
Clemson
Baylor
OSU
Alcorn State
Kent
Auburn
TCU
Rutgers
Navy
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Navy
Virgina Tech
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
UCLA
LSU
Akron
Wake Forest
USC
Notre Dame
Oregon
Albamba
Penn State
Nevada
Hawaii
Holy Cross
Colgate
Bucknell
Yale
Rhode Island
UPENN
NFL:
Tennesee
New Orleans
Steelers
NY Jets
Seattle
Atlanta
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Houston
Indianpolis
Eagles
Arizona
Chicago
New England
Schedule:
Friday:
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
8:30am-10:30am DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
WATCH THE 2ND HALF OF THE CENTRAL AT NAZARETH FOOTBALL GAME
9:30pm Finish Announcing Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday:
6pm-10pm AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER COLLECTING TICKETS
7:30-9:30am DIANA
9-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470AM
11am 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230
NOON-5PM NED RICHARDS ON WGPA 1100
NOON Announce Lafayette Football on RCN4 AND TV60
5pm-8pm Dennis Christman on WGPA 1100
4pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast (LAST GAME ON COMCAST IN 2010)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Sunday:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
11am Announce Eagles Pregame on CBS3
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
1pm Announce the CHHARLIE MANUEL SHOW ON MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010)
1:30pm Announce Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010 ON PHILLIES TV
NETWORK AND MYPHL17)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miss all my Johnstown Folks out there!!!!!!
Every Saturday I Think about how I Would be at LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL All
Day!!!!!!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Stay Safe and always remember to Smile and Think about all the Heroes!!!!
Thanks for your Time!
My blog Website with lots of INFO:
http://nazoeagle.blogspot.com/
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
SEE YOU MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome to October!
Holloween Month!!
Still coughing yet but it will be Back to Work Tonight!!
COLD NIGHT TOO!
ONLY IN THE 50'S!!
BURR................
WINTER WE COME!
Collecting Tickets at the Mitchelll Gate!!
Come see me working hard!
HUGE Crowd too!! NONSTOP COLLECTING TONIGHT!!
Biggest game in the whole area Tonight!!
32-21 Nazareth
BIG UPSET!
Homecomming next Friday!!!
I Hate picking them but they are very strong.
Boy did we get heavy Rain Thursday.
6 INCHES OF rAIN.
MCNABB Returning to Philly Sunday.
Can he beat the Eagles?
Steelers Sunday too!!
Westmont at Bradford!!
Go Westmont!!!!
Liam Moran is a great quarterback for Westmont!!!!!
Did you stay dry?
This week at the Nazareth Art Center:
Maggie Spike Friday a 7:30pm
Jones Sisters Saturday at 8pm
Thursday and Friday Shows are FREE Admisson
$10.00 to get in for Saturday night's Show!
I Will be there Saturday from 7pm-10pm!
There will be an interview with Jim Byrnes and Karen Reimer of the Nazareth
Area Food Bank airing Friday at 8:30 pm on WBPH - channel 60 over the air and on RCN; channel 51 on Service Electric.
The interview covers most of what the Food Bank does and paints Nazareth in
a good light.
How are you?
How was your week?
What are you doing this weekend?
Anything fun?
Wednesday at 11am did my Radio Show and watched the PA HOUSE And at 7pm
Announced Phillies Baseball on Comcast!
Thursday at 11am did my Radio Show and at 6pm watched the RCN Sports Talk on
RCN4 And at 10pm anchored new on CW57.
I am great!
BUSY WEEKEND!
Working For Nazareth tonight!
Saturday working at the Art Center from 7pm-10pm!
Football Picks:
High School:
Northampton
Nazareth
Emmaus
Freedom
Liberty
Halifax
Derry
Latrobe
Richland
Westmont Hilltop
Lehinghton
Northern Lehigh
Northwestern
Palmerton
Southern Lehigh
Pleasant Valley
Delaware Valley
PM West
Catty
Blue Mountain
ES South
Easton
Wilson
Pius X
College:
BYU
Ohio
Temple
UCONN
Flordia State
Clemson
Baylor
OSU
Alcorn State
Kent
Auburn
TCU
Rutgers
Navy
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Navy
Virgina Tech
Wisconsin
Michigan
Oklahoma
UCLA
LSU
Akron
Wake Forest
USC
Notre Dame
Oregon
Albamba
Penn State
Nevada
Hawaii
Holy Cross
Colgate
Bucknell
Yale
Rhode Island
UPENN
NFL:
Tennesee
New Orleans
Steelers
NY Jets
Seattle
Atlanta
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Houston
Indianpolis
Eagles
Arizona
Chicago
New England
Schedule:
Friday:
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
8:30am-10:30am DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
11am RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE MITCHELL GATE FOR NAZARETH FROM 6PM-8:30PM
WATCH THE 2ND HALF OF THE CENTRAL AT NAZARETH FOOTBALL GAME
9:30pm Finish Announcing Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday:
6pm-10pm AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER COLLECTING TICKETS
7:30-9:30am DIANA
9-11am KEITH GROLLER ON 1470AM
11am 69 Sports Saturday on WEEX 1230
NOON-5PM NED RICHARDS ON WGPA 1100
NOON Announce Lafayette Football on RCN4 AND TV60
5pm-8pm Dennis Christman on WGPA 1100
4pm Announce Phillies Baseball on Comcast (LAST GAME ON COMCAST IN 2010)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Sunday:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
11am Announce Eagles Pregame on CBS3
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
1pm Announce the CHHARLIE MANUEL SHOW ON MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010)
1:30pm Announce Phillies Baseball on MYPHL17 (LAST ONE OF 2010 ON PHILLIES TV
NETWORK AND MYPHL17)
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miss all my Johnstown Folks out there!!!!!!
Every Saturday I Think about how I Would be at LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL All
Day!!!!!!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Stay Safe and always remember to Smile and Think about all the Heroes!!!!
Thanks for your Time!
My blog Website with lots of INFO:
http://nazoeagle.blogspot.com/
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
SEE YOU MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
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