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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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Lafayette’s Farrell, battling diabetes, leads by example ** The junior will try to inspire the Leopards to the Patriot title.

Lafayette College junior Mike Farrell makes banging for rebounds, setting up teammates with pinpoint passes, and scoring inside against stronger and more athletic players look easy because of the consistent way he handles all skills. He doesn’t believe in giving a half effort.…

· Andre D. Williams

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Burke’s 43 rallies Leopards by Lehigh, 98-93 ** Lafayette trails by as many as 20 before the senior takes over.

Never mind the 20-point Lehigh Engineers’ lead. The suspicions were heavy that it would not last as long as Brian Burke kept shooting. Distance did not matter, neither did hands swarming in his face. It was Burke’s final home game of his Lafayette career before a crowd of 3,124…

· Andre D. Williams

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Lafayette self-destructs in loss to Princeton ** The Leopards can’t make a shot in crunch time and fall, 67-61, to the poised Tigers.

Mini runs, that’s what Lafayette and Princeton had all game. Neither team could pull away until the final four minutes. Then the Leopards went cold from the outside and Princeton ran valuable time off the clock, punctuating their stall-offense possessions with layups as the shot…

· Andre D. Williams

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