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Stevie Weimer set to fight March 31 in New York
York, PA - West York professional boxer Stevie Weimer expects to sign with Buffalo-area boxing manager Frank Santiago, and the two have already agreed that Weimer will appear in an eight-round bout on March 31 in western New York.   Full Story

 
  • O'Brien takes over coaching clinic
  • Poalucci approved as South Western football coach
  • Marks stabilizes York Catholic entering YAIAA tournament play
  • South Western grad Todd Peck, NASCAR trucks driver, to stop in Harrisburg
  • College spotlight: Naylor, Brown ready for PSAC championships
  • Foot Power: Movie Madness is on its way
  • York Catholic boys top Delone Catholic to seal division crown
  • York Catholic girls rally late for win over Delone
  • William Penn picks up pace to clinch division
  • South Western sinks free throws in key win vs. Dallastown
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    PENN STATE FOOTBALL

    Updated: February 08, 2012 10:00:24 PM EST
    O'Brien takes over coaching clinic
    York, PA - Coach Bill O'Brien and his staff will welcome several hundred coaches on campus March 30-31 for the Penn State Annual Football Coaches Clinic.   Full Story

     
  • Penn State: Paterno campus services cost $29,000
  • Powell, 6 PSU teammates headed to combine
  • Frank Bodani: QB recruit Bench finally gets a chance at Penn State
  • O'Brien turns new leaf for PSU -- by speaking
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    YORK REVOLUTION

    Updated: February 07, 2012 9:42:57 AM EST
    Want to be a mascot? Revs holding mascot auditions for upcoming season
    Daily Record/Sunday News -- File
    York, PA - The York Revolution will be holding auditions to fill the roll of mascot "DownTown" for the majority of home games in the upcoming 2012 season from 2 to 4 p.   Full Story

     
  • Thurman back north of the border, negotiating with Revs
  • York Revolution bring back two relief pitchers in Regas, Garcia
  • Winning three straight Atlantic League titles no joke to York Revolution
  • Revs' Etchebarren brings laughs to Hanover Sports Night
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    NATIONAL SPORTS NEWS
    Updated: February 07, 2012 9:52:09 PM EST
    Alex Ovechkin nets 2 as Capitals cruise past Panthers, 4-0
    (AP Photo/Haraz Ghanbari)
    WASHINGTON—Mathieu Perreault scored with 13 seconds elapsed, Alex Ovechkin had two goals and the Washington Capitals beat the Florida Panthers, 4-0, Tuesday night to take over first place in the Southeast Division.   Full Story

     
  • No. 1 Kentucky tops No. 8 Florida, 78-58, in men's hoops
  • Shaq OK with Kobe Bryant ahead in NBA scoring
  • Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton visits MLB doctors after alcohol relapse
  • Big Ten exploring idea of four-team national football playoff
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    O'Brien takes over coaching clinic
    York, PA - Coach Bill O'Brien and his staff will welcome several hundred coaches on campus March 30-31 for the Penn State Annual Football Coaches Clinic.   Full Story

     
    Powell, 6 PSU teammates headed to combine
    York, PA - Susquehannock's Chaz Powell is one of seven Nittany Lions headed to the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis at the end of the month.   Full Story

     
    New York Giants return home as Super Bowl champions
    Associated Press -- Richard Drew
    NEWARK, N.J. - The Super Bowl-champion New York Giants have returned home. The team's charter plane touched down around 1:55 p.m. Monday at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. Several players saluted the crowd as they departed the aircraft, and some used cameras and video recorders to capture the moment and the scene.   Full Story

     
    York County Giants fans relish Super Bowl win
    For the Daily Record/Sunday News -- Mike Zortman
    York, PA - "Everyone calm down," Bruce Aylward yelled across the bar at Murph's Study Hall in York on Sunday night.   Full Story

     
    William Penn's Doleman voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
    Daily Record/Sunday News -- File
    Believe it or not, Chris Doleman used to be just another tall, skinny kid. Even as the tight end on the football team, the big man underneath the hoop on the basketball court, the big kid who could spike every ball near the net in volleyball during his time at William Penn High School. He eventually turned all his attention to football, and Saturday, he was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.   Full Story

     
     
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