BALTIMORE — Pete Alonso skipped sideways toward first base while his drive sailed toward the foul pole in left field. Then he tossed the bat aside, seemingly convinced he’d hit a home run. From that distance and that angle, however, it was hard to be too certain. Alonso’s deep fly was ...
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Murf Gray hit his fifth Double-A home run and Titus Dumitru recorded four RBIs in a three-hit game as Altoona defeated Binghamton, 7-5, on Thursday night at Mirabito Stadium. Gray hammered his 28th home run of the season in the top of the first inning, a two-run shot off ...
Don Appleman was awarded the Jack Sloey-John Settimio Service Award recently by the Old Timers’ baseball Club at DelGrosso’s Amusement Park. There were 54 members and guests in attendance. Appleman was presented the honor for his exceptional service to the clubv. It was announced that ...
Amber Gail Miller (second from left) was promoted to second degree black belt by the Jin Pal Hapkido Martial Arts Federation. The exam was conducted in Rockville, Md., on Aug. 15. The test required Miller to perform break falls, patterns, self defense techniques, specialty kicks and board ...
HAMILTON, N.Y. — It was a June day in 2006 when Bobby Pennington visited Colgate to interview for the job of running the school’s men’s and women’s tennis programs. He arrived in the morning, met with the Colgate athletics administration, toured the campus, and learned more about the ...
ORE HILL — In a very tight high school golf match that was shortened to nine holes due to rain, Bishop Guilfoyle Academy edged Westmont Hilltop by one stroke, 158-159, and Central and Bellefonte by two strokes after both of those teams carded 160 at Iron Masters Country Club on ...
