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Football
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Sticking it to Buckeye State ** Ex-Rovers star Holley picks off 2 passes, makes TD-saving stop to lead Pa. to third straight win.

Jarred Holley could have been mistaken for Krazy Glue on a hot Saturday night at Hersheypark Stadium. The Easton High defensive back started at left cornerback for Pennsylvania against Ohio in the Big 33 Football Classic and made two sensational plays in the end zone — one an…

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Combat Sports
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“Easton Assassin’ replays greatest hits ** He ‘got into boxing to make some money.’ Hard work, dedication made him a legend.

Larry Holmes fought until age 52, beating Muhammad Ali once and Earnie Shavers twice along the way before retiring for good with a 10-round unanimous decision over Eric “Butterbean” Esch on July 27, 2002. Now, six years after whipping the fat off Butterbean in Norfolk, Va.,…

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Track & Field
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Wilson’s Eckhart lives up to top billing ** Senior wins gold medal in PIAA 2A triple jump with best leap of 46-0. ** PIAA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Unperturbed by the wind that whipped across the field, Wilson senior Adam Eckhart raced the runway with confidence and posted the top mark in the Class 2A triple jump at the PIAA Track and Field Championships on Friday at Shippensburg University. With the gold medal already…

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Football
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Northampton grad could have Hall calling ** Bob Novogratz, who starred at Army 50 years ago, may be chosen today for College Football Hall of Fame.

Bob Novogratz cherishes what he accomplished as an All-American offensive lineman at Army in the 1950s. He’s trying not to worry about whether he does or does not make the final cut for enshrinement into the College Football Hall of Fame. For that mind-set, the 1954 Northampton…

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