It was a rough day on the diamond for the Eisenhower Knights on Thursday. The baseball team lost a nonregion game 20-2 to red-hot Oil City at Werner Park while the softball team went to Oil City and lost 13-2. In the baseball game, the Oilers scored four runs in the first inning and never ...
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Registration is open for the 13th annual One Ball Tournament for Testicular Cancer to be held Saturday, June 27 at War Veterans Recreation, 3431 Fluvanna Ave Ext., Jamestown. The backyard baseball/whiffle ball tournament is open to players of all ages and begins at 9:30 ...
ERIE — Coming off a tough loss to Cathedral Prep one day prior, the Warren Dragon baseball had a nice bounce-back Tuesday as it traveled to Erie High and came home with an 8-4 win. The first inning featured the visiting Dragons turning up the heat as they crossed the plate two times, but the Royals answered nicely, scoring two of their own to tie the game. The second inning was scoreless from both teams, but the Dragons found a groove in the third as they scored five times to take a commanding 7-2 lead. “The work we put into our at-bats in the first and second innings is what ...
Golf leagues LAKEWOOD, N.Y. — Tim Sandberg shot a 40 for low gross and William Kowk fired a 30 for low net to highlight action in the Youngsville Senior Golf League at Maplehurst Country Club. Other gross scores were Gary Lindahl 41, Doug Wheeler 41 and John Blume 42. Other net scores were Joe Baker 33, Lindahl 33 and Bob Yucha 34. Birdies were recorded by Gary VanGuilder, John Siwinski and Tim Hallquist.
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — For a major that has long sought an identity apart from the other three, one element of the PGA Championship stands out. It's one reason two-time champion Justin Thomas and Cameron Young, among the favorites this year, hold it in high regard. The opening tee shot today at Aronimink will be struck by Braden Shattuck, the PGA director of instruction at Rolling Green Golf Club, just 10 miles (16 kilometers) down the road. He is among 20 club professionals in the 156-man field. All of them will be back to their day jobs next week, giving lessons and ordering ...
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers and longtime kicker Chris Boswell have agreed to a new five-year contract that will make him one of the highest-paid players at his position. The deal, announced on Wednesday, averages $7 million a season over the final four years. That ties Boswell with Dallas' Brandon Aubrey for the largest contract awarded to a kicker. The 35-year-old Boswell has spent all 11 seasons of his career with Pittsburgh after signing with the Steelers in October 2015. One of the most accurate kickers in NFL history, the two-time Pro Bowler has connected on ...
