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Basketball
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‘Dawgs fail at foul line, fall to Dodge City in shootout ** Three missed foul shots in final 8.3 seconds result in a 130-127 loss in 2 OTs.

Just about any style of guard the Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs could ask for was in uniform for their United States Basketball League game against the Dodge City Legend Sunday night at Stabler Arena. They ranged in size from 5-10 to 6-7. What the ‘Dawgs didn’t have was somebody in…

· Andre D. Williams

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Combat Sports
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Hopkins on Jones: “He’d better box me, or he’s a hypocrite’ ** Hopkins’ stock rises after Saturday’s defense of his titles.

“Bark, bark, bark.” That’s all undisputed middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins says he hears from Roy Jones Jr., mostly from far away. When will Hopkins get a chance to pound Jones, as he did Carl Daniels in successfully defending the middleweight title a record 15th…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Quakers hang on to beat La Salle and wrap up Big 5 title ** The Explorers erase a 20-point deficit to force OT but still lose.

Whew! It was that close, that breathtaking. It was also that drenching, especially for La Salle coach Billy Hahn, who could have taken a shower at halftime of Tuesday night’s Big 5 game against Penn before a crowd of 3,722 at La Salle’s Gola Arena. By game’s end, after 45…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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Warren ready to be pain for PSAC opponents ** The Kutztown quarterback missed 2000 with a knee injury. Now he back, stronger than ever.

Josh Warren knew right away last Aug. 31 that the excruciating pain he had just felt in his left knee wasn’t like anything he had ever experienced. He was not prepared to deal with a season of hopelessness, sitting instead of playing, cheering instead of rallying the team. The…

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