The Altoona Curve announced their season-long Throwback Thursday promotion, featuring 1999 Curve jerseys and caps to be worn for every Thursday home game in 2016.

The Curve’s recently retired mascot and current Chief Fun Officer, Steamer, will also be on hand for most Throwback Thursdays.

“What better way to do a Throwback Thursday than to bring back the originals,” Curve general manager Rob Egan said. “The 1999-style jerseys and caps and the antics of the franchise’s first mascot will help fans harken back to our inaugural year.”

Bedford tennis wins

BEDFORD – Bedford opened the high school boys tennis season with a 5-0 win over Huntingdon on Tuesday.

Ben Windows and Jess Hampton won in singles for Bedford, which also picked up a forfeit. The doubles team of Willie Bonn and Keith McDaniel won, as did the team of Caleb Beidle and Zach Kachman.

SINGLES: 1, Windows, B, def. Mitchell, 6-3, 2-6, 7-5. 2, Hampton, B, def. Katlick, 6-0, 6-0. 3. Bedford won by forfeit.

DOUBLES: 1, Bonn, McDaniel, B, def. Sliver, Borgarnt, 6-1, 6-0. 2. Beidle, Kachman, B, def. Kruise, Hark, 6-0, 6-0.

Records: Huntingdon (0-1), Bedford (1-0)

Tomahawk honored

JOHNSTOWN – Johnstown Tomahawks forward Tommy Horn was named the East Division Star of the Week for the week ending March 13.

Hole in one

Keith Hahn had a hole-in-one on March at Hyland Hills Golf Club in Southern Pines, North Carolina.

It was on the No. 6 hole, a par-3 that was 155 yards long. He used a 6-iron. His partners that day were Pud Myers, Charlie Haversack and Skeets Williams.