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Adult bowling Following are the scores from the Youngsville City League at Valley Bowling Center for Oct 14 and Oct. 21: Oct. 14: Jason Lyon 234-624, Cole Cressley 234-621, Tommy Jukes 223-603, Al Kuzminski 224-588, dale Johnson 213-585, Tydus Chase 199-581, Steve Rex 208-575, Al Creessley 200-564, Chad Johnson 215-561, Collin Montgomery 218-552 and Darcy Rex 173-459. Oct. 21: Cole Cressley 227-660, Dave English 234-632, Bryan Olsen 230-627, Jason Lyon 227-622, Dale Johnson 238-596, Bob Marasco 226-593, Steve Rex 233-584, Tommy Jukes 233-584, Joe Letendre 192-571, Karen Abplanalp ...

Steelers’ Rodgers backs NFL despite recent unrest in Paris

PARIS — Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Friday expressed confidence in the NFL to make security decisions around staging a game in Paris amid recent civil unrest in the city. The Pittsburgh star spoke at a news conference inside a downtown hotel shortly after the team arrived in the ...

Stade de France has seen much drama

PARIS — Stade de France has seen many sporting triumphs since its inauguration in 1998 but the stadium also witnessed one of the nation's darkest days. On Sunday the Pittsburgh Steelers face the New Orleans Saints in an NFL match at the 80,000-capacity stadium in the suburb of Saint-Denis, ...

Leonhard must address Bills’ defensive deficiencies during bye

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Jim Leonhard leaned back to loosen his shoulders and let out a big yawn upon approaching the podium for his weekly news conference before addressing the first question of whether he got any sleep. "Not much," the Buffalo Bills' first-year defensive coordinator ...

‘The team who wants it the most will win’

For longtime Eisenhower head football coach Jim Penley, tonight’s 7 o’clock game against Warren may mean a little more to him than most people. Penley has been associated with Eisenhower football as a player and coach for 33 years, 23 coming as the head coach of the Knights. He ...

Baum: control of the line of scrimmage will be key

Jodi Baum has been coaching football for more than 30 years. In just his ninth career game as Warren’s head coach, tonight might be the most important one to date. The Altoona native is looking forward to the county clash, and will have his team as prepared as possible. With the Fall Brawl of 2026 on the horizon, Baum touched on his keys to the game, and what he feels his Dragons need to do to secure the victory. “I think it comes down to how well we control the line on both ends of the ball,” stated Baum. “It all starts up front with our ability to control the line of ...