SHIPPENSBURG — Eisenhower’s Ethan Beers saved his best triple jump for last as his third and final attempt earned him a second-place finish at the PIAA state championship track meet on Saturday morning. Beers’ final jump carried him 45 feet, 1-inch, which was good enough to earn a ...
Warren Area High School junior Max Spiegel just missed the podium Saturday at the PIAA State Track and Field Championships at Shippensburg University. Spiegel’s signature event, the high jump, had a slight change of events due to Mother Nature not cooperating. The event had to be moved ...
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Henry Davis hit a go-ahead solo home run in the seventh inning, and the Pittsburgh Pirates sent the Chicago Cubs to their ninth straight loss with a 2-1 victory on Monday. Davis turned on a 91 mph cutter from Cubs reliever Trent Thornton (2-1) and sent it well over the ...
RUSSELL — Behind a pair of birdies, Lou Swanson swept gross and net honors with a 36 and 31 respectively in the fifth week of the Senior Men’s League at Cable Hollow Golf Course. Randy Lawson recorded the most points (8.5) and is the season points leader (16.5); Andy Sveda collected three birdies; and Mike Cole and Art Stewart had the most pars with six apiece. Following are the Eastern Division standings: Maple Place Farms 41.0, Warren Tire 39.5, Olde Duffers 39.0, Mike’s Townline 38.0, Litehouse Auto 38.0, Cable Hollow 37.5 and Huber Paving 35.5. Following are the Western ...
SHIPPENSBURG — Five Eisenhower track and field athletes saw their spring seasons come to an end Friday at the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Track & Field Championships, hosted by Shippensburg University. Senior Riley Robinault finished 25th in the Class AA long jump. She reached 16 feet, 4.25 inches in her first jump, faulted on her second jump, then reached 11 feet, 5.5 inches in her third-and-final attempt. Junior Rosalie Rondeau took 29th in the high jump. She reached 15 feet, 10.5 inches in her first attempt, then leapt 15 feet, 3.25 inches in her second ...
Topwater fishing is one of the most exciting forms of fishing you can do. Nothing beats the rush of seeing a giant fish attack your lure as it cruises across the surface. But as exciting as the hit can be, it doesn’t always come. When the topwater works, it works great. At other times, it is the complete opposite, and there is no action at all. Not near-misses. Not light hits. Not hits, not action, nothing. Chances are that the problem lies with how you are using it. Topwater lures, regardless of type, depend on visibility. The fish needs to see the lure and be able to set up an ...
