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Chaney chases victory No. 700 tonight at home ** Throughout his career, the Temple coach has always been a teacher.

Temple coach John Chaney will try for his 700th victory again tonight. If the Owls beat St. Bonaventure, Chaney will probably receive a standing ovation, and people closest to him will probably give him a hug, a pat on the back, and maybe even a kiss. And Chaney? He’ll surely…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Dill the real deal as Leopards turn away Bison ** His inside presence on both ends keys an 81-72 win over Bucknell.

With 56 seconds remaining in Sunday’s game at Kirby Sports Center, Lafayette senior Rob Dill emphatically blocked a Bucknell shot. Winston Davis, his teammate, recovered the ball just before it went out of bounds. But Bucknell, whose physical, defensive-oriented team had held…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Lafayette uses OT to beat Lehigh ** The Leopards take over the Patriot League lead and stay unbeaten with the 111-104 win.

Lafayette College’s Kirby Sports Center rocked like the Palestra in Philadelphia and all the other famous basketball venues in the country Friday night. Lehigh and Lafayette, both battling to remain undefeated in the Patriot League, went through 19 lead changes, a dramatic close…

· Andre D. Williams

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Basketball
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Lehigh, Lafayette out to give each other first loss ** It’s the first time the two have met while unbeaten in league play.

Tickets are still available for tonight’s Lafayette-Lehigh men’s basketball game at Kirby Sports Center in Easton. But not many. “The game is almost sold out,” said Phil LaBella, Lafayette’s sports information director. That’s because two hot teams will be battling for first…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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From water boy to star ** That’s the route Jeff Pammer took on his way to becoming our player of the year. ** Football Player of the Year

You’ve probably seen the Hollywood movies where the former water boy grows up to to earn a position on the high school football team. Rarely is that position as a starter. Hardly ever does the water boy become the star. But in a real life story, Northampton senior Jeff Pammer is…

· Andre D. Williams

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Football
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While Easton plays P’burg, North Penn focuses on PIAA playoff ** The 13-0 Knights have reached a second straight 4A East final.

North Penn junior quarterback Adam Hearns was the only Knights player left on the field on a brisk Tuesday night, but it was not by choice. He still had running to do. Again, it was not by choice. It was by demand of coach Dick Beck that Hearns did a series of flexibility drills…

· Andre D. Williams

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Track & Field
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Putting his best shot forward ** Freedom’s Tyler Jones is a sizable softie. Just ask his twin sister Amy. ** Local Track

Freedom two-sport senior Tyler Jones may look imposing at 6-3, 280 pounds, but his twin sister Amy says he’s really a teddy bear. “He doesn’t cry at movies or anything,” Amy said. “He’s just one of those brothers who you get along with. Maybe, it’s because we are the same age…

· Andre D. Williams

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