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HOT ON THE GRIDIRON

ALBANY 1-1 (Northeast Conference) Beat Fordham 23-20 Terrell Dobbins (Bethlehem Catholic) Fr. RB, 5-10, 205. Game: Played. Season: One carry, 2 yards. ARMY 1-1 (independent) Beat Rhode Island 14-7 Marcus Millen (Easton) Sr. DE 6-0, 228. Game: Played: Season: No stats. Jake Walsh…

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LVC teams can make a statement

It’s Validation Week in the Lehigh Valley Conference. Thrill-a-second Whitehall (2-0) and high-scoring Freedom (2-0) both play their toughest opponents. The circumstances couldn’t be any better for both. Whitehall, coming off a 31-28 double-overtime win over Northampton, plays…

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Central Catholic is back after thwarting Becahi ** Vikes, behind Michael Milano, get their running game in gear.

Central Catholic’s Michael Milano went up the middle with power on most runs, dashed and sprinted away on others. On defense, he also smothered Bethlehem Catholic’s wideouts. He was making plays everywhere on a Saturday night in which he cramped up five times and had to briefly…

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Easton dominates Woodson ** But during win over team from D.C. Rovers star Holley is injured. ** Game of the Week: Easton 30, H.D. Woodson 8

Easton senior two-way star Jarred Holley was dazed after being gang-tackled out of bounds early in the second quarter and did not play the remainder of the Red Rovers’ season-opening game against H.D. Woodson Friday night at Cottingham Statium. No flag was dropped on the play,…

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It’s Their Time: Jarred Holley ** Like a collector’s timepiece, Easton’s Jarred Holley has proven himself to be a rare find that’s perfect for display in front of appreciating audiences.

Jarred Holley is now buying shaving cream and razors regularly. He’s also looking at life a whole lot differently as he enters his final high school season at Easton. “I’m growing up a little bit. That’s always good,” said Holley, 17, who will start at defensive back for a…

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Basketball
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Roderick ready to take shot at big time ** After being sidetracked by academic issues, the former Allen basketball star heads to UAB.

Terrence Roderick has finally moved on to a bigger stage, albeit a stage that is 800 miles away from Allentown, his closest friends and the guarantee that he could get a nice, fresh haircut any time he wanted it. But the former Allen High basketball star is happy with the…

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Local cyclist finishes third at Junior sprints ** Saucon Valley High’s Rockmore impresses by winning last two races. ** Cycling

Several races involving some of the world’s top cyclists resembled chess matches on wheels at the Valley Preferred Cycling Center Tuesday night. Many were nip-and-tuck, including the final two races for crowd favorite Lanell Rockmore, who’s entering his junior year at Saucon…

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Lehigh’s Taylor quits, going to Ball State ** He’ll be introduced today as coach to help redirect besieged program.

There will be no more “In Taylor we trust” signs at Lehigh University’s Stabler Arena next basketball season. That’s because Billy Taylor, the first African-American coach of any sport in school history, resigned Tuesday to take over the vacant men’s head coaching job at Ball…

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While promoting his movie, Tucker embraces NASCAR as well ** “Man, this is fun,’ says the actor, who was the race’s grand marshal.

Actor and comedian Chris Tucker was among the most famous guests at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. He was one of many blacks attending the Pennsylvania 500 and, in typical fashion, cracked the joke of the day during a pre-race press conference. “I’m giving up acting and I’m going to…

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Track & Field
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Rabenold’s calm after crash, “pleased’ with placing 16th ** Local racer one of only 21 drivers to finish all 80 laps in ARCA race.

Slatington native Kory Rabenold refused to unravel, despite his No. 39 Chevy getting smashed during a four-car collision on Lap 56 of the Pennsylvania 200 ARCA RE/MAX series Saturday afternoon at Pocono Raceway. Though falling out of the top 10 after racing resumed following the…

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For Brant Weidner, time in NBA was all too brief ** The former Parkland High star recalls his half a season with the Spurs in 1983-84.

Aaron Gray has his first fan in Chicago, and it’s a guy who for 24 years had held the distinction of being the last Lehigh Valley athlete drafted into the NBA. Now 46 years old and with a surgically repaired left knee that prevents him from playing basketball anymore, former…

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Gray waits while other big guys are picked ** The Emmaus High and University of Pittsburgh product is not one of the first 44 players taken.

Aaron Gray waited while Ohio State’s Greg Oden, Florida’s Joakim Noah, China’s Yi Jianlian and four other 7 footers were drafted into the NBA in the first and second rounds Thursday night. Gray, a 7-2 center from Emmaus High and the University of Pittsburgh, had been projected…

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