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PITT 45,
Y O U N G S T O W N S T. 3 7
IMMEDIATE
IMPACT
Central Valley grad
Whitehead makes
big play in debut
By Lauren Kirschman
lkirschman@timesonline.com
PITTSBURGH JORDAN
WHITEHEAD gave a bit of a rueful
smile when he
talked about how
close he came to
his first collegiate interception on
Saturday
afternoon. In
the end, he had
to settle for a pass
breakup.
But it was a big one.
While it took some time for the
freshman to really make his
presence felt in Pitts 45-37 seasonopening win over Youngstown
State, he couldnt have picked a
better time to grab everyones
attention.
With less than three minutes
left in the game, Youngstown State
trailing by eight points was in
the midst of a potentially game-tying drive that started on the Pitt 46
Tape on Draper Gilliams wrist is marked in honor of teammate DiMantae Bronaugh before Aliquippas home game Friday against Mohawk. Bronaugh
was recently diagnosed with leukemia and will not play football this season.
STRONG MESSAGE
A L I Q U I P PA 5 9 ,
M O H AW K 1 3
M O N TO U R 1 7 ,
C E N T R A L VA L L E Y 1 4
Quips carry
teammates
burden
Warriors finding
positives despite
loss to Spartans
CHRIS MUELLER
Chris B. Mueller
Times Sports Correspondent
ON SPORTS
By Lauren Kirschman
lkirschman@timesonline.com
QUIPS, PAGE B6
WARRIORS, PAGE B4
DiMantae Bronaugh watches his team from the sidelines during the
first half of Friday nights game.
few extra minutes past
kickoff time, until
DiMantae Bronaugh arrived. The senior running
back, recently diagnosed
with acute lymphoblastic
leukemia, wont be able to
play for Aliquippa this
season. But on Friday
night, with a medical mask
Narduzzi era
off to successful
but shaky start
Some odds and ends while you
bask in the glow of college footballs return:
Pat Narduzzi got a win in his
first game at the helm, but it was
far from a command performance.
Pitt showed plenty of holes on
defense, especially late in the
game, and likely wont be able to
rely on big plays to generate
offense like they did against
Youngstown State.
That said, he did manage to
win the game, which means his
Pitt tenure is off to a better start
than Paul Chrysts.
A N A LY S I S
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By cutting Harris, the
Steelers have just two running
backs on the roster: DeAngelo
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time tv/radio
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at Cardinals
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Sept. 7
at Reds
1:10
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Sept. 8
at Reds
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time tv/radio
Sept. 10
at Patriots
8:30
NBC/WDVE-FM (102.5)
Sept. 20
49ers
1:00
CBS/WDVE-FM (102.5)
Sept. 27
at Rams
1:00
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PITT
vs.
time tv/radio
Sept. 12
at Akron
6:00
TBA/KDKA-FM (93.7)
Sept. 19
at Iowa
8:00
BTN/KDKA-FM (93.7)
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at Virginia Tech
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time tv/radio
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at Bucknell
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Sept. 19
at Dayton
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time tv/radio
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Waynesburg
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on the air
AUTO RACING
BOXING
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
GOLF
MLB
SOCCER
TENNIS
moves
COLLEGES
MLB
NHL
point spreads
Pregame.com Line
MLB
Favorite
at Miami
Milwaukee
at Nationals
at St. Louis
at Cubs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
at Detroit
Tampa Bay
at Blue Jays
at Royals
at Houston
at Angels
Seattle
at Boston
Odds
Underdog
OFF
Mets
-115/+105
at REDS
-230/+210
Atlanta
-105/-105
Pirates
-155/+145
Arizona
-180/+165
at Rockies
-120/+110 at San Diego
-140/+130
Cleveland
-130/+120
at Yankees
-165/+155
Baltimore
-190/+175
White Sox
-230/+210
Minnesota
-125/+115
Texas
-135/+125
at Oakland
-185/+170 Philadelphia
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Favorite
at Marshall
Monday
Ohio State
Pts (O/U)
7 (61)
14 (52)
Roger Federer returns a shot at the net to Philipp Kohlschreiber during the third round of the U.S. Open on Saturday in New
York.
Underdog
Purdue
at Virginia Tech
NFL
Thursday
at Patriots
7 (51)
Pittsburgh
Sunday, Sept. 13
Green Bay
6 (50)
at Chicago
at Houston
1 (40)
Kansas City
at N.Y. Jets
3 (40)
Cleveland
Indianapolis
2 (46)
at Buffalo
Miami
3 (43) at Washington
Carolina
3 (41)
at Jacksonville
Seattle
3 (41)
at St. Louis
at Arizona
2 (47)
New Orleans
at San Diego
3 (45)
Detroit
at Tampa Bay
3 (42)
Tennessee
Cincinnati
3 (43)
at Oakland
at Denver
5 (49)
Baltimore
at Dallas
6 (51)
Giants
Monday, Sept. 14,2015
Philadelphia
3 (55)
at Atlanta
Minnesota
2 (41) at San Francisco
US OPEN GLANCE
MENS SEEDED WINNERS
Third Round: No. 2
Roger Federer, No. 3
Andy Murray, No. 5 Stan
Wawrinka, No. 6 Tomas
Berdych, No. 12 Richard
Gasquet, No. 13 John Isner
and No. 15 Kevin Anderson
MENS SEEDED
LOSERS
No. 20 Dominic Thiem,
No. 22 Viktor Troicki, No.
24 Bernard Tomic, No. 29
Philipp Kohlschreiber, No.
30 Thomaz Bellucci and
No. 31 Guillermo GarciaLopez.
WOMENS SEEDED
WINNERS
No. 2 Simona Halep,
No. 5 Petra Kvitova, No.
20 Victoria Azarenka, No.
22 Sam Stosur, No. 24
Sabine Lisicki and No. 26
Flavia Pennetta.
WOMENS SEEDED
LOSERS
No. 11 Angelique
Kerber, No. 16 Sara Errani,
No. 18 Andrea Petkovic
and No. 32 Anna Karolina
Schmiedlova.
STAT OF THE DAY
16 The number of singles
matches ended by retirement, a record for a Grand
Slam event in the Open era,
which began in 1968.
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Right: Blackhawk fans cheer on their team during Moons 38-23 win over Blackhawk,
on Friday, at Moon Area High School.
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POSTGAME
WEEK ONE
SPOTLIGHT GAME
TIMES 10 FARED
CLASS AAAA
1. Pittsburgh CC
2. Woodland Hills
3. North Allegheny
4. Penn-Trafford
5. McKeesport
6. Pine-Richland
7. Penn Hills
8. North Hills
9. Mt. Lebanon
10. Bethel Park
REC
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
1-0
1-0
0-1
RESULT
W, 28-12
W, 37-0
W, 34-24
W, 52-7
W, 49-7
W, 63-7
L, 17-0
W, 27-13
W, 48-14
L, 28-12
CLASS AAA
1. Central Valley
2.West Allegheny
3. Thomas Jefferson
4. Ringgold
5. Mars
6. Hampton
7. Montour
8. Franklin Regional
9. West Mifflin
10. Ambridge
REC
0-1
1-0
0-1
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
RESULT
L, 17-14
W, 41-14
L, 27-20
W, 27-20
W, 35-6
W, 48-42
W, 17-14
W, 35-2
W, 13-7
W, 17-14
CLASS AA
1. South Fayette
2. Aliquippa
3. Beaver Falls
4. Seton-La Salle
5. Washington
6. Highlands
7. Beaver
8. Mt. Pleasant
9. Steel Valley
10. Freeport
REC
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
RESULT
W, 48-0
W, 59-13
W, 40-7
W, 34-7
W, 48-0
W, 42-24
W, 35-14
W, 30-23 (OT)
W, 56-6
W, 35-7
CLASS A
1. Clairton
2. North Catholic
3. Avonworth
4. Neshannock
5. Riverside
6. Greensburg CC
7. Frazier
8. South Side
9. Jeannette
10. Beth-Center
REC
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
1-0
1-0
RESULT
W, 72-0
W, 33-7
W, 42-20
W, 46-21
W, 42-25
W, 21-0
W, 52-0
L, 46-21
W, 38-6
W, 48-12
STANDINGS
PARKWAY CONFERENCEOVERALL
Chartiers Valley
1-0
1-0
Montour
1-0
1-0
Moon
1-0
1-0
West Allegheny
1-0
1-0
Ambridge
0-0
1-0
Blackhawk
0-1
0-1
Central Valley
0-1
0-1
Hopewell
0-1
0-1
New Castle
0-1
0-1
MIDWESTERNCONFERENCEOVERALL
Aliquippa
1-0
1-0
Beaver Falls
1-0
1-0
New Brighton
1-0
1-0
Quaker Valley
1-0
1-0
Beaver Area
0-0
1-0
Freedom
0-1
0-1
Laurel
0-1
0-1
Mohawk
0-1
0-1
Ellwood City
0-1
0-1
BIG SEVEN CONFERENCEOVERALL
Shenango
1-0
1-0
Union
1-0
1-0
Neshannock
1-0
1-0
Riverside
0-0
1-0
Vincentian Academy 0-0
0-1
Rochester
0-1
0-1
Western Beaver
0-1
0-1
South Side Beaver
0-1
0-1
BLACK HILLSCONFERENCEOVERALL
Avonworth
1-0
1-0
North Catholic
1-0
1-0
Fort Cherry
1-0
1-0
Brentwood
0-0
1-0
Chartiers-Houston
0-1
0-1
Northgate
0-1
0-1
OLSH
0-1
0-1
Bishop Canevin
0-0
0-1
M O O N 3 8 , B L A C K H AW K 2 3
Moons Rayquin Glover (1) celebrates with teammate Noah Angelo (22) after returning an interception for a touchdown during Moons 3823 win over Blackhawk on Friday.
By Mike Bires
mbires@timesonline.com
Moons Noah Angelo slips past a Blackhawk defender and into the end zone for a touchdown during
Moons win.
But in the second half,
several Blackhawk players
cramped up and missed
significant chunks of playing
time. Not being at full
strength likely hurt
Blackhawks chances of
pulling off an upset.
Brendan Hathaway,
Moons first-year coach, sure
looked ready for battle. An
ex-Marine, he was dressed
in military fatigue short
pants.
When asked about the
Tigers dominance in the
second half, Hathaway said
My goal is to be the best
conditioned team on the
field every week. We didnt
change much in second the
half. We stayed the course. It
was just Lets go out and
keep playing ball.
Was Moon a better-conditioned team than
Blackhawk?
I know we were in good
shape, Lamenza said.
But unlike the Cougars,
the Tigers played at full
strength from start to finish.
And now, lets get back to
Angelo.
Last year, Angelo shared
carries with Matthew
Dunning. It was Dunning
Central Valley quarterback Chris Callaghan (12) throws against Montour. Callahan went 9 for 26 with 157 passing yards in the Warriors 17-14 loss Friday night.
B E AV E R FA L L S 4 0 , F R E E D O M 7
that tonight.
We have a lot of options, Shepherd said.
Each of us can do different things. And we have a
third quarterback who is
just as good. We can give
teams a lot of looks.
Freedom got to see them
all Friday, particularly in
the third quarter. After the
Bulldogs Dean Ward fell
on a fumble in the end
zone for the Bulldogs only
score of the night to cut its
deficit to 20-7, Beaver
Falls answered in just four
plays. Brady, an imposing
6-foot-5 sophomore,
capped the drive when he
hit Derrell Carter in stride
with a 21-yard TD pass.
At the end of the third, it
was Shepherds turn, and
he ran the read-option to
perfection, scoring on
47-yard run to end the
quarter.
Malik can do anything
he wants to do on the
football field, Matsook
said. He has that type of
ability.
Beaver Falls also
showed it has an embarrassment of riches at all of
Montour running back David Haseleu (30) runs the ball as Central
Valley Kurt Reinstadtler tries to tackle him during Fridays game.
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RESOLVE
Defense comes through
after Spartans rally
By Joe Sager
Times Sports Correspondent
Quarterback Jason Dambach (9) and linebacker Hunter Paff (40) lead the Riverside football team onto the field Friday night in
its home opener against Bishop Canevin. The game was later postponed due to lightning. Riverside won on Saturday, 42-25.
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Aliquippas Jassir Jordan takes a breather on the sideline during Friday nights game at Aliquippa.
RECAP
Fort Cherry 28, OLSH 14
OLSH couldnt contain
Fort Cherrys Nick Cook
on Friday night, and the
Chargers lost their
season opener, 28-14.
Cook averaged over 25
yards per reception,
ending the game with 115
receiving yards. He also
rushed for 131 yards.
Fort Cherry quarterback Devon Brown
started the scoring when
he completed a 50-yard
touchdown pass over the
Chargers defense to
Matthew Kehn. The
Chargers tied the game
later in the first, but a
scoreless second half
allowed the Rangers to
keep their lead.
OLSH quarterback
Matt Schnarre went 10 of
17 and added 48 rushing
yards. But the Charger
offense couldnt find a
rhythm in the second half
to keep up with Fort
Cherrys offense.
OLSH will play its first
home game against
Avonworth (1-0) next
week.
Chartiers Valley 40,
Hopewell 14
Hopewell opened its
season in disappointing
fashion with a 40-14 loss
at home against
Chartiers Valley on
Friday night.
The Vikings offense
struggled to find ways to
stay on the field, turning
the ball over three times.
The Colts, led by quarterback Jake Collins, ran 66
plays to Hopewells 47.
Collins completed only
40 percent of his passes,
but two of them went for
touchdowns. He also ran
for 84 yards and a score.
Vikings quarterback
Bill DePaul also threw
for two scores, but he
added two interceptions.
Hopewell will try to
bounce back when it
hosts Ambridge (1-0) next
week.
Riverside 42,
Bishop-Canevin 25
After two weather
delays, Riverside
Panther (1-0, 0-0) earned
their first victory with a
42-25 non-conference win
against Bishop-Canevin
(0-1, 0-0) on Saturday
afternoon at Riverside.
The Panthers used a
two-headed offensive
attack, featuring an
efficient passing game and
a 100-yard plus rushing
effort from junior running
back Lance Fisher to pile
on the points. Riversides
passing ability is wellknown but Panther head
coach Tom Liberty has
been patient with his run
game: I have waited all
year to watch Lance use
his power and speed to
run the ball effectively,
he said.
Union 20, Rochester 6
Union rushed for more
than 200 yards as the
Scotties beat Rochester
20-6 on Friday night.
Union running back
Jordan Best led the way
with 116 yards on 23
carries. Teammate
Joseph Gunn also had 97
yards on 14 carries.
Rochester running
back Montrail Strozier
ran for 86 yards on 21
carries in the losing
effort. The Rams look to
rebound next week when
they hit the road to take
on South Side.
WEEK 2 SCHEDULE
FRIDAYS GAMES
PARKWAY
BIG SEVEN
BLACK HILLS
MIDWESTERN
Aliquippas Thomas Perry escapes Mohawks defense during the first half of Friday nights game at
Aliquippa.
proceeds going toward
Bronaughs expenses at
a table set up near the
front gate. The efforts
came as no surprise to
Aliquippa principal Alvin
Gipson.
Aliquippa is a unique
place, Gipson said.
Whenever something like
this happens, they all rally
around whatever the
situation is. And of course
DiMantae being such a
great kid and it just happens that hes an athlete,
the community is out
supporting him. We want
to do whatever we can do
to help him and his
family.
Pugh talks to Bronaugh
every day. Last year, the
two were a dominating
combination for the Quips.
While Pugh rushed for
1,626 yards, Bronaugh
added 1,262. They scored
24 touchdowns each and
Aliquippa went 12-1,
losing to South Fayette in
the WPIAL Class AA
championship.
This year, it was supposed to continue. But
with Bronaugh fighting a
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C & S SPORTS
F O R F U L L S TAT S , V I S I T G A M E O N .T I M E S O N L I N E . C O M
boys golf
Fridays scores
Beavers 222, Beaver Falls 298
Course: Seven Oaks CC
Par: 36
Beaver Falls: Mike Filauri 48, Nick
Droz 58, Curtis Pagley 59, Jacob
Beier 64, Matt Deon 69.
Beaver: Grant Barrachini 40, Jake
Coffield 40, Jacob Clay 46, Lucas
Carroll 47, Evan Komlenic 49.
Record: Beaver 5-1, 4-0 Section
6 AA.
Quaker Valley 209, OLSH 214
Shadow Lakes GC
Par: 36
Quaker Valley: Chris Tanabe 34,
Mike Tanabe 41, Rico Fernandez 42,
Jack Woodburn 46, Nico Simakas
46
OLSH: Brigham Karlik 41, Mark
Zukowski 42, Noah Suehr 43,
Noah Ingram 43, Colin Kyle 45
Record: OLSH 3-1 9-AA; Quaker
Valley 9-AA 6-0
South Side 199,
Lincoln Park 309
Ponderosa GC
Par: 36
Lincoln Park: Cody Maloney 54,
Nick McComas 58, Conner Scott
61, Jonathon Clibbens 66, Tristan
Coble 70
South Side: David Wilson 32,
Amanda Avery 40, Sophie Lions 41,
Casey Jones 41, Ethan Woodley 45
Record: South Side 4-1, 3-1 6-AA;
boys soccer
Saturdays results
Ambridge 1, Moon 1
Ambridge ......0 ......1 0
Moon..............1 ......0 1
Ambridge scoring: Christian Fisher
(Adam Fryer)
Goalkeeper: Ambridge, Austin
Gorman 8 saves.
Record: Ambridge 0-0-1; Moon
0-0-1.
Central Valley 3, ElizabethForward 2
Cen.Valley .....1 ......2 3
Eliz.-Fward ....1 ......1 2
Central Valley scoring: Zach
Petty (Jack Shearer), Shearer
(Matt Kirkwood), Brendan Jugan
(unassisted)
Goalkeeper: Central Valley, Josh
Romesburg 10 saves.
Record: Central Valley 1-0 .
football
Fridays scores
Girls soccer
Saturdays results
Girls volleyball
Fridays results
Rochester 3, Aliquippa 2
Aliquippa ......25, 10, 25, 16, 10
Rochester.....15, 25, 22, 25, 15
Rochester: Assists: Nicole Vreen
3; Kills Mya Elmore 5; Aces Maggie
Whittington 9;
Record: Rochester 1-0 4-A
MLB
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Pirates
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
East
New York
Washington
Miami
Atlanta
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Arizona
Colorado
DAILY
DIGEST
Only 17 2/3
more innings
left to throw
Mets ace Matt Harvey
isnt saying whether he
intends to pitch in the
playoffs if New York
makes it that far. Harvey
said Saturday that his
surgeon, noted
orthopedist Dr. James
Andrews, has advised
him not to exceed 180
innings this year. Harvey
has thrown 166 1-3 so
far. AP
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Saturdays Games
Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 6, 1st
game
Chicago Cubs 2, Arizona 0
St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 1
Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 3, 2nd
game
Washington 8, Atlanta 2
N.Y. Mets 7, Miami 0
San Francisco 7, Colorado 3
Tampa Bay 3, N.Y.Yankees 2
Toronto 5, Baltimore 1
Boston 9, Philadelphia 2
Detroit 6, Cleveland 0
Chicago White Sox 6, Kansas City 1
Minnesota 3, Houston 2
Late L.A. Dodgers at San Diego,
8:40 p.m.
Seattle at Oakland, 9:05 p.m.
Texas at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m.
Sundays Games
Milwaukee (Nelson 11-10) at
Cincinnati (Lorenzen 3-8), 1:10
p.m.
N.Y. Mets (Matz 2-0) at Miami
(Cosart 1-4), 1:10 p.m.
Atlanta (Banuelos 1-3) at
Washington (J.Ross 5-5), 1:35 p.m.
Philadelphia (Eickhoff 1-2) at
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East
Toronto
New York
Tampa Bay
Baltimore
Boston
Central
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
West
Houston
Texas
Los Angeles
Seattle
Oakland
W
77
75
67
65
63
W
82
70
65
64
62
W
74
70
68
64
58
L
58
59
68
70
72
L
53
65
69
70
73
L
62
63
66
71
77
Pct
.570
.560
.496
.481
.467
Pct
.607
.519
.485
.478
.459
Pct
.544
.526
.507
.474
.430
NL LEADERS
HOME RUNS
Arenado, Colorado .................... 36
CaGonzalez, Colorado.............. 36
Harper, Washington ................... 33
Frazier, Cincinnati ....................... 30
Rizzo, Chicago ............................. 28
Goldschmidt, Arizona ................ 27
Stanton, Miami............................. 27
Votto, Cincinnati ......................... 27
BATTING
Harper, Washington .................337
DGordon, Miami.......................325
Posey, San Francisco ................325
Goldschmidt, Arizona ..............324
Votto, Cincinnati .......................317
Pollock, Arizona ........................317
LeMahieu, Colorado ................317
NOTEWORTHY
PIRATES INSIDER
CARDINALS 4, PIRATES 1
Pittsburgh
AB
BI
BB
SO
Avg.
Totals
St. Louis
34
AB
1
R
6
H
1
BI
3
BB
14
SO
Avg.
J.Harrison 2b
Mercer ss
f-G.Polanco ph
McCutchen cf
Kang 3b
S.Marte lf
Morse 1b
S.Rodriguez rf
Stewart c
d-N.Walker ph
Morton p
a-Ar.Ramirez ph
1-Florimon pr
Caminero p
Blanton p
e-P.Alvarez ph
4
4
1
4
3
3
4
4
3
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
M.Carpenter 3b
Piscotty lf
Heyward rf
Jh.Peralta ss
Moss 1b
Molina c
Wong 2b
Jay cf
Siegrist p
c-Mar.Reynolds ph
Rosenthal p
Jai.Garcia p
b-G.Garcia ph
2-Bourjos pr-cf
Totals
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
4
6
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020 000 20x
2
2
1
1
0
2
2
1
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
1
4
.270
.248
.257
.304
.287
.280
.235
.254
.274
.265
.033
.248
.105
--.000
.243
4
6
6
.261
.342
.287
.279
.275
.277
.266
.218
--.240
.000
.094
.243
.208
1
1
a-walked for Morton in the 7th. b-walked for Jai.Garcia in the 7th. c-walked for Siegrist in
the 8th. d-singled for Stewart in the 9th. e-singled for Blanton in the 9th. f-struck out for
Mercer in the 9th.
1-ran for Ar.Ramirez in the 7th. 2-ran for G.Garcia in the 7th.
EJ.Harrison (13), Wong (15). LOBPittsburgh 10, St. Louis 8. 2BS.Rodriguez (9). HRM.
Carpenter (21), off Caminero. RBIsP.Alvarez (68), M.Carpenter 2 (71), Piscotty (26). SB
Wong (15). SJai.Garcia.
Runners left in scoring positionPittsburgh 4 (Morton, Kang, J.Harrison, G.Polanco); St.
Louis 3 (Moss, Heyward, Bourjos). RISPPittsburgh 1 for 7; St. Louis 1 for 4.
Runners moved upMcCutchen.
Pittsburgh
IP
ER
BB SO
NP
ERA
St. Louis
IP
ER
BB SO
NP
ERA
Morton L, 8-7
Caminero
Blanton
6
1
1
4
1
1
2
2
0
1
2
0
3
1
1
3
0
1
89
17
21
4.07
3.73
0.84
Jai.Garcia W, 8-4 7
4 0
0
1
9 108
1.89
Siegrist
1
0 0
0
1
2
14
2.19
Rosenthal
1
2 1
1
1
3
29
1.61
HBPby Morton (Jay), by Jai.Garcia (S.Marte). WPBlanton, Jai.Garcia, Rosenthal.
UmpiresHome, Gary Cederstrom; First, Quinn Wolcott; Second, Ryan Blakney; Third,
Eric Cooper.
T2:56. A45,139 (45,399).
Cardinals left field Stephen Piscotty, left, reaches base as a throw from Pirates second baseman Josh
Harrison gets away from first baseman Michael Morse during the second inning of Saturdays game
in St. Louis. Two runs were scored and Harrison was charged with a throwing error on the play.
second base and forced
Josh Harrison into a
rushed throw, which got
past first base and allowed
both runners to score.
My read was either Im
going to trip over the bag
or the balls going to hit
it, Harrison said. The
ball must have hit one of
those funky spots and you
try to make a do-or-die
play. It was a chopper that
happens once in a blue
moon and I guess today it
was a blue moon.
Harrison was charged
with an error while
Piscotty was credited with
one RBI and a single that
extended his hitting
streak to 12 games. The
streak is the longest on
the team this season and
longest by a Cardinals
rookie since Jay hit in 12
straight in 2010.
I was kind of shocked
to see where he was
playing me, said Piscotty
of a shift that had
Harrison playing almost
directly behind second
base. When I hit it, I
thought it was up the
middle. When I saw
where he was, I put my
head down and ran.
Matt Carpenter pushed
the Cardinals lead to 4-0
when he hit his 21st
homer with a runner on in
the seventh.
The Pirates used a
string of pinch hitters to
rally in the ninth against
Trevor Rosenthal. Pedro
Alvarez singled to score
UP NEXT
Pirates: RHP Gerrit Cole
(15-8, 2.64) gave up five
runs and lasted four
innings in his worst start
of the season Tuesday at
Milwaukee. Cole went 5 1/3
innings and lost 4-2 at
Busch Stadium last month.
Cardinals: RHP John
Lackey (11-8, 2.87) will be
trying for his 15th consecutive quality start at
Busch Stadium this
season. The Cardinals
have gone 11-3 and
Lackey owns a 1.89 ERA
in at home.
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BETTER THAN
AVERAGE STATS
Mark Melancons earned-run
average stood at 1.71 heading into Sundays game against
the Cardinals, but that number
may not be the most impressive statistical measure that the
Pirates closer boasts. A look at
where Melancon ranks among
the league leaders in two traditional stats for closers, plus one
advanced metric for relievers
and starters alike:
SAVES
1-tie. Melancon, 43
1-tie.Trevor Rosenthal, STL, 43
made 63 appearances.
San Francisco Giants lefty
Javier Lopez had an MLBleading 57 scoreless outings in
63 appearances. St. Louis
Cardinals lefty Kevin Siegrist
registered 56 in 66 games.
Among other Pirates relievers,
Jared Hughes had 51 scoreless
appearances in 65 games,
Arquimedes
Caminero
had 44 in 59
and lefty
Antonio
Bastardo
had 40 in
53.
Pirates
right fielder
Gregory
Polanco had a
GAMES
FINISHED
1. Melancon, 53
2. Familia, 52
3. Rosenthal, 50
WIN PROBABILITY
ADDED
1. Zack Greinke, LAD, 5.84
2. Melancon, 4.47
3. Clayton Kershaw, LAD, 4.32
NOTES
AP FILE
THREE
THOUGHTS
Getting to play on ESPNs
Sunday Night Baseball was a
pretty cool thing for the
Pirates last year, serving as
further validation that the
franchise had returned to
prominence after a generation of losing.
However, after the Pirates
play on SNB for the fourth
time in less than two months
Sunday against the Cardinals
at St. Louis, they will learn
that playing on national
television can also be a curse.
Sundays game is scheduled
to start at 8:08 p.m. The
Pirates then have a game at
1:10 p.m. Monday in
Cincinnati against the Reds.
That means an early-morning arrival in Cincinnati,
followed by a short nap at the
hotel before heading off to the
ballpark. The bleary-eyed
Pirates might be wishing for
the not-so-long ago days when
ESPN wanted no part of them.
Its the tax of becoming a
good team, to use manager
Clint Hurdles word.
SECOND Puerto
Rico possibility
The Pirates and Miami
Marlins might play a two-game
regular-season series next year
at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in
San Juan, Puerto Rico, as part
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle looks on from the dugout steps during the fifth inning of a game against the
Marlins in Miami on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Hurdle and the Pirates will face a short turnaround Monday, playing
the Reds in Cincinnati at 1:10 p.m., just hours after completing a Sunday Night Baseball game against the
Cardinals the night before.
of Major League Baseballs
annual Roberto Clemente Day
commemoration.
There is still a number of
issues to be settled, including
when the series would be
played, how the gate receipts
would be split and whether one
team would give up both home
dates likely the Marlins or
each would give up one.
MLB believes a bigger
spotlight would shine on
Clemente Day if the Pirates
took part in regular-season
games on his native island.
THIRD A Hart-y
farewell
Corey Hart has played his
last game with the Pirates
and possibly the finale of
the first basemans 11-year
career in the major leagues
nfl
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Tyler Murphy (16) runs around the Packers defense and into
the end zone for a touchdown during the Steelers game against
Green Bay on Sunday, Aug. 23 at Heinz Field. Murphy, who
played quarterback in college, made the Steelers 53-man roster
as a wide receiver.
FULL PRESS
It also means that the
Steelers will keep an
almost unheard of two
fullbacks in Will Johnson
and Roosevelt Nix.
Johnson, who has been
used more in a tight
end/H-back role in his
three seasons, has four
career carries and could
be utilized in that capacity
again if needed. Were
going to utilize those guys
in a variety of ways, in
positions that theyre
capable of, Tomlin said.
Nix made a late push to
get on the roster based on
his blocking and special
teams work.
CLASS CLOWN
Holliman, a seventhround pick who tied an
NCAA record with 14
interceptions last season
with Louisville, was the
only member of the Draft
Class of 2015 to be released. With cornerback
Senquez Golson, a second
rounder, on IR, the
Steelers kept linebacker
Bud Dupree no surprise
there but also wide
receiver Sammie Coates
(third round), cornerback
Doran Grant (fourth), tight
end Jesse James (fifth),
defensive end L.T. Walton
(sixth) and linebacker
Anthony Chickillo (sixth).
Tomlin praised the groups
conditioning and for
taking coaching from the
veterans ahead of them.
Im excited for these
guys, they earned the spot
that they have, Tomlin
said. Well see if they
earn roles as we start
preparing for football
games and see if those
roles expand based on
performance.
CORNERED
The much-ballyhooed
competition between B.W.
Webb and Kevin Fogg
went for naught as both
were released. Webb spent
last season on the 53-man
roster while Fogg had
been a training camp
sensation. The Steelers
now have six cornerbacks,
including the newlysigned Ross Cockrell.
BRONKO BUSTED
Legursky, who spent
four seasons with the
Steelers from 2009-12,
starting in Super Bowl
XLV, was brought back two
weeks ago after Maurkice
Pouncey went down with a
broken ankle. Hes now
back out of work. Chris
Hubbard, who struggled at
center in the preseason,
retained his job in part
due to his versatility.
CRITICAL 48 HOURS
Of course, the roster is
still fluid as others. Better
options will soon become
available on the waiver
wire. Were going to keep
an eye on whats going on in
other cities, Tomlin said.
Minimally, one would have
to think that another running back will be brought in.
The Steelers can announce their 10-man
practice squad after 1 p.m.
Sunday. More than a few of
the 22 players released
Saturday will be placed
there.
WAIVED GOODBYE
Players released
Saturday:
RB Jawon Chisholm
RB Josh Harris
DE Matt Conrath
DE Ethan Hmeer
S Jordan Dangerfield
S Alden Darby
S Gerod Holliman
OL Reese Dismukes
OL B.J. Finney
OL Doug Legursky
CB Kevin Fogg
CB B.W. Webb
LB L.J. Fort
LB Shayon Green
WR Shakim Phillips
WR Jarrod West
OL Kevin Palmer *
OL Mitchell Van Dyk *
* Denotes waived/injured
BY THE NUMBERS
Breaking down the
Steelers 53-man roster by
position:
OFFENSE
Quarterbacks (3): Ben
Roethlisberger, Mike Vick,
Landry Jones
Running backs (2):
DeAngelo Williams, Dri
Archer
Fullbacks (2): Will
Johnson, Roosevelt Nix
Wide receivers (5):
Antonio Brown, Markus
Wheaton, Darrius
Heyward-Bey, Sammie
Coates, Tyler Murphy
Tight ends (3): Heath
Miller, Matt Spaeth, Jesse
James
Linemen (8): Maurkice
Pouncey, David DeCastro,
Kelvin Beachum, Cody
Wallace, Ramon Foster,
Chris Hubbard, Marcus
Gilbert, Alejandro
Villanueva
SPECIALISTS
Kicker (1): Josh Scobee
Punter (1): Jordan Berry
Long snapper (1): Greg
Warren
DEFENSE
Linemen (6): Cam
Heyward, Stephon Tuitt,
Steve McLendon, Dan
McCullers, Cam Thomas,
L.T. Walton
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady passes against the Steelers in the first quarter their Nov. 3, 2013, in Foxborough, Mass. The
Patriots won that Week 9 matchup 55-31, as Brady won his third straight home start against Pittsburgh.
OPEN MIKE
TIMES STEELERS REPORTER CHRIS BRADFORD RECAPS MIKE TOMLINS PRESS CONFERENCE
TALKING POINTS
Tomlin acknowledged that the
defense took its lumps in the preseason and that expectations are not
very high for that unit. But he does not
care for prognostications positive or
negative. We worry very little about
reputation or expectations and more
about results, Tomlin said. Obviously
theres some questions that need to
be answered with them, theyll answer
them soon enough.
INJURY UPDATE
With three days of practices still
ahead and five days before the opener,
Tomlin wouldnt rule out any player.
That includes LB Lawrence Timmons,
S Mike Mitchell and DE Stephon Tuitt,
who have missed significant time during the preseason.
TRANSACTION
In addition to Saturdays roster cuts,
the Steelers signed free agent CB Ross
Cockrell to a one-year deal. Cockrell
had one tackle in seven games last season for Buffalo, who drafted him in the
fourth round in 2014. A smart guy, a
savvy coverage guy, has good man skills
with good long arms, Tomlin said.
THIS N AT
As he normally does, Tomlin spent
the first 10 minutes singing the praises
of the upcoming opponent. Being that
its the Patriots, Tomlin wasnt exaggerating. On Tom Brady, He does
just about everything well. On Rob
Gronkowski: We have to minimize
his impact. Tomlin said he takes what
hes seen on tape of from the Patriots
preseason with a grain of salt.
QUOTEWORTHY
No, I havent.
Tomlin, on whether hes gotten to know
New England coach Bill Belichick over the
years
No, I havent.
Tomlin, on whether hes tried to get to
know Belichick
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COLLEGE
FOOTBALL
TOP 25 FARED
Rank, team (Rec)
Result
Next
vs. Hawaii
vs. Lamar
vs. E. Washington.
at South Florida
at Virginia
at UNLV
at Mississippi State
vs. Tulane
Fresno State
vs. Toledo
at No. 25 Tennessee
vs. UCF
at Nevada, Saturday.
at BYU
SATURDAY
Pitt running back James Conner (24) runs in for a touchdown against Youngstown State on Saturday in Pittsburgh.
Narduzzi era
begins with a win
By Tony Defazio
Times Sports Correspondent
college football
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f r o s t b u r g s tat e 5 2 , g e n e v a 2 1
Genevas Brent Mulneix reacts to a Frostburg State touchdown during Saturday nights game at
Geneva.
stood in the second half,
although the first touchdown from scrimmage
came with 9:53 left in the
fourth quarter.
Geneva opened the
second half scoring with a
22-yard interception
return by Freedom grad
Jared Hogue, but
Frostburg answered with
two punt returns for
touchdowns.
That first touchdown
from scrimmage came on a
40-yard pass from Genevas
Aaron Channing to Colton
Booher, but Frostburg
answered with a 37-yard
field goal.
There were few bright
spots in the lopsided loss,
but one was the number of
freshmen that got to see
area results
Dayton 27, Robert Morris 24
Danny Leach returned an
interception 93 yards for a
touchdown and had a
second at midfield late in
the game to help Dayton
defeat Robert Morris for
the 13th straight time.
Leachs big return tied the
game at 10 early in the
third quarter. His second
came after William Wills
37-yard field goal with 2:32
play provided the winning
margin for the Flyers.
First Quarter
DuqTerrell 9 pass from Buechel
(Crimmins kick), 12:09.
DuqODriscoll 59 fumble return
(Crimmins kick), 8:36.
DuqDouglas 3 run (Crimmins kick), 4:06.
Second Quarter
DuqFG Crimmins 19, 10:46.
DuqDeNardo 1 run (Crimmins kick),
7:30.
DuqClaridy 43 run (kick failed), 3:02.
Third Quarter
DuqFG Griffith 24, 1:52.
Fourth Quarter
KCHadynski 56 pass from Powell
(Eisnaugle kick), 9:10.
DuqDeNardo 40 run (Griffith kick), 3:23.
A1,332.
Dayton
0 0 17 10 27
Robert Morris 0 10 0 14 24
Second Quarter
RobMLamica 6 pass from Barr (Shennan
kick), 9:11.
RobMFG Shennan 30, 3:05.
Third Quarter
DaytFG Will 33, 10:59.
DaytLeach 93 interception return (Will
kick), 9:04.
DaytStuart 27 pass from Jeske (Will kick),
5:46.
Fourth Quarter
RobMBarr 1 run (Shennan kick), 14:54.
RobMBlake 26 blocked punt return
(Shennan kick), 12:53.
DaytJeske 13 run (Will kick), 6:15.
DaytFG Will 37, 2:32.
A1,329.
Dayt RobM
First downs
18
13
Rushes-yards
50-116 45-91
Passing
177 156
Comp-Att-Int
14-25-2 14-35-2
Return Yards
157
81
Punts-Avg.
6-31.2 10-35.6
Fumbles-Lost
4-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards
5-45 11-106
Time of Possession
28:47
31:13
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHINGDayton, Kacsor 33-72, Jeske
6-41,Yinger 3-9, Ruffing 3-7,
Bir 5-(minus 13). Robert Morris, Owens
25-72, Buss 5-14, Blake 1-3,
Barr 13-2, Uhatafe 1-0.
PASSINGDayton, Jeske 11-17-1-162, Bir
3-8-1-15. Robert Morris,
Barr 14-34-2-156, Team 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVINGDayton, Stuart 5-91, Sess
2-25, Euritt 2-17, Palin 2-12,
S.Adams 1-22, Kacsor 1-9, Ruffing 1-1.
Robert Morris, Buss 4-74,
Walker 2-23, Owens 2-14, Lamica 2-7,
Blackmon 1-15, Centofanti 1-11,
Blake 1-7, Williams 1-5.
21 16 3 7 47
Queen
Pillow-Top
Perfect
Sleeper
Edinburg Mattress
Now Only
KC Duq
First downs
15
27
Rushes-yards
34-155 55-373
Passing
121 198
Comp-Att-Int
11-38-1 15-26-0
Return Yards
15
39
Punts-Avg.
9-46.8 5-43.0
Fumbles-Lost
1-1 1-0
Penalties-Yards
9-47 8-78
Time of Possession
27:28
32:32
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHINGKentucky Christian, Walker II
9-65, Johnston 13-65,
Powell 3-28, Henry 2-5, Rawls 1-(minus 2),
Davis 6-(minus 6). Duquesne,
Fulmer 18-128, Claridy 9-105, DeNardo
9-59, Douglas 7-42, Egolf 1-26,
Gills 5-25, Buechel 2-4, LoPresti 1-(minus
1), Gustine 1-(minus 4),
Team 2-(minus 11).
PASSINGKentucky Christian, Johnston
9-33-0-62, Powell 2-5-1-59.
Duquesne, Buechel 12-16-0-159, Egolf
3-8-0-39, LoPresti 0-2-0-0.
RECEIVINGKentucky Christian, Riddick
3-41, Brice 2-15,
Pendergrass 2-9, Hadynski 1-56, Gullatte
1-4, Adams 1-3,
Walker II 1-(minus 7). Duquesne, Capers
Jr. 4-75, Terrell 3-26,
McKnight 2-56, King 2-12, Damian 1-19,
Enright 1-8, Thomas 1-2,
Fulmer 1-0.
18 17 7 10 52
0 0 7 14 21
RUSHING
Frostburg (243) - Connor Cox 10-86;
Jordan Brown 22-57; Gavin Lavat 11-50,
TD; Joe Beckford 2-17; Rashawn Johnson
6-11; Dominic Farmer 3-9; Ian Fisher 6-9;
Austin Bonsall 1-3; Josh Burch 1-1, TD;
Team 1-0. Geneva (35) Javid Ellis 6-35,
TD; Zach Hall 2-23; Alex Johnson 10-16;
Colton Booher 2-13; Trewon Marshall 1-8;
Evan Nesbitt 1-2; Eric Lucich 1-1; Dylan
Jones 6-minus 9; Aaron Channing 6-minnus
24; Team 2-minus 30.
PASSING
Frostburg (161) - Connor Cox 7-12-1,
101, 2 TDs; Joe Beckford 1-3-0, 27; Nick
Rosati 2-2-0, 25; Ian Fisher 1-1-0, 8.
Geneva (168) - Aaron Channing 12-22-0,
168, TD; Javid Ellis 0-2-0.
RECEIVING
Frostburg - Myles Burgess 2-50; Antonio
Wood 2-24, TD; Aaron Turner 2-13; Mike
Ambrose 1-27; Austin Bonsall 1-16, TD;
Sergio Andino 1-14; Joe Swann 1-11;
Thomas Moore 1-6. Geneva - Colton
Booher 4-79, TD; Jake Olenick 4-44;
Trewon Marshall 2-23; Dylan Jones 2-14.
Regularly $899
Since 1966
Furniture
103 Eighth Street
Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mattresses
Ellwood City, PA
Appliances
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TVs
724-758-REST
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129
PER MO.
Lease*
36 Mos.
Plus Tax
Stock #616994
39 MPG
Highway
30 MPG
City
**
*Lease based on 12,000 miles per year $1,999 due at lease signing, (Price includes $500 Civic loyalty to be put toward down payment or cap cost
reduction, must qualify) title and registration not included. With approved credit through American Honda Financial Services. 2009 and 2010 EPA
estimates reflecting new EPA economy methods beginning with 2009 models. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary
depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle. Offer Ends 9/7/2015.
189
Only
Stock #660336
PER MO.
Lease*
36 Mos.
Plus Tax
36 MPG
Highway
27 MPG
City
**
*Lease based on 12,000 miles per year $1,999 due at lease signing, title and registration not included. With approved credit through
American Honda Financial Services. 2009 and 2010 EPA estimates reflecting new EPA economy methods beginning with 2009 models. Use
for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle. Offer Ends 9/7/2015.
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1-888-704-5608