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Basketball
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Baker’s decision bewilders Broncs ** A starter at Division I Rider, he has come home to attend ESU.

Rich Baker worked his whole life to become a Division I basketball player, and when the opportunity came, he earned a starting position in the backcourt of the Rider Broncs of the Metro Athletic Conference. But now Baker is again searching for the right college situation. Rider…

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Basketball
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Butler’s talents served him well at La Salle; NBA a different story ** Explorers’ 6-7 forward hopes to turn heads at various workouts.

All that matters now to La Salle University forward Rasual Butler is to hear his name called in Wednesday’s NBA Draft. Then the post-college life that he has been thinking about since his last NCAA game, a 28-point outburst against Richmond in the semifinals of the Atlantic 10…

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Football
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Leopards’ recruiting class includes two 6-7 forwards from Europe ** Coach O’Hanlon begins filling several of Lafayette’s needs.

The search for new players to fill the void left by graduating seniors and transfers led Lafayette men’s basketball coach Fran O’Hanlon into the European talent pool. O’Hanlon found two 6-7 forwards who, he said, are athletic but need work. In other words, Miran Omanovic, a…

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Combat Sports
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Holyfield’s pummeling of Rahman shows he’s still a contender ** Former champ wants the winner of Saturday’s Tyson-Lewis fight.

Forget about the rocking chair that some people might have been thinking about as a goodbye gift to Evander Holyfield. “I’m going to be here a long time,” Holyfield said following his lopsided victory over Hasim Rahman in a heavyweight elimination bout Saturday night at the…

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Basketball
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Dawgs’ Wadley a survivor on the court and in life ** Former Temple star with NBA hopes has outlived many friends.

The five tattoos on the body of Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs guard Quincy Wadley are not there just for looks. Neither are the rubber bands he wears around both wrists. “Everything has a meaning,” Wadley said. “I don’t just put anything on. The one last tattoo that I will get, that…

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Combat Sports
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Holyfield wins technical decision; head butt halts Rahman ** Holyfield looks like boxer of old. Fight is stopped in 8th round.

Evander Holyfield used nothing but his fists, padded with boxing gloves. But it seemed like the former four-time heavyweight champion was using a baseball bat against another former heavyweight champion, Hasim Rahman, Saturday night before a crowd of 9,831 at the Boardwalk Hall.…

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Basketball
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Lehigh says goodbye to Heil ** The frosh, who will be attending Penn, is the 3rd basketball player to defect. In an unrelated matter, Lehigh has dropped Penn from its 2002-03 schedule.

Lehigh University’s rookie men’s basketball coach Billy Taylor has quickly found out how much of a demanding job it is to maintain cohesiveness in a Division I program. Taylor, 28, has also come to understand that there are some things that he just can not control. Like…

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Track & Field
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Becahi dances to PIAA relay gold ** Golden Hawks lead a large contingent of local medalists.

Bethlehem Catholic’s Maurice Simmons boasted about what he did Friday night at the school prom. “I danced all night,” the Golden Hawks junior sprinter said. So did his teammate, junior Frank Trovato. “I had a good time,” Trovato said. In some ways, they rewarded themselves early…

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Track & Field
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Becahi’s Schwab medals in vault ** He is one of several area athletes to do well in Day 1 of PIAA meet. ** PIAA Track and Field Championships

Bethlehem Catholic pole vaulter Neil Schwab thought he was going to get an energy boost from a power bar he ate during competition in the Class 2A portion of the event in the PIAA Track and Field Championships Friday at Shippensburg University. Instead, the junior got sick to…

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