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Penn State, Pitt scheduled again for men's hoops

UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State men’s basketball team will return to one of college basketball’s most iconic stages when the Nittany Lions take on Pitt on Sunday, Nov. 8, inside Philadelphia’s historic Palestra this fall. The matchup will celebrate the Palestra’s 100th anniversary ...

Trio combine to win Sylvan golf event

HOLLIDAYSBURG — Tom Shea, Rodger Fair and Lynn Grove shot a 34 to win the 3-Man Scramble in the Butch Focht Senior Men’s Tournament at the Sylvan Hills Golf Club. Second-place honors went to the team of Terry Goldstein, George Mitchell and Don Stubbs (36), while Joe DeGennaro, Steve ...

Hollidaysburg LL wins D11 trophy

HOLLIDAYSBURG — The Hollidaysburg 12U Little League baseball team captured the District 11 championship Thursday night, taking care of Mount Union, 11-0, to advance to the sectional tournament. The Section 4 Tournament will be hosted by Hollidaysburg that will run July 18-22. Hollidaysburg ...

BCO gets team effort in City League baseball win

Blair County Oil erupted for eight runs in the bottom of the third inning en route to a 12-0, five-inning win over Honey Baked Ham at Juniata Field Thursday night in Greater City League baseball action. Chase Shaffer came through with two hits and two runs batted in for BCO, while Brayden ...

Pogacar crushes rivals to regain lead

GAVARNIE-GEDRE, France — Tadej Pogacar produced a tremendous solo ride on the iconic Col du Tourmalet on Thursday to earn a 23rd Tour de France stage victory, reclaim control of the race and sap his rivals’ morale after just six days of racing. Pogacar, who first wore the yellow jersey after winning at Les Angles earlier this week, made the most of the first big mountain trek of this year’s Tour in the Pyrenees to stamp his authority, sending a clear message to his rivals that he remains in a class of his own. The two-time world champion covered the final around 27 miles alone, ...