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- Delaware County News in Brief
- Widener set to host all-star baseball game Delaware County's best baseball players will compete against the U.S. military's finest this week. The Delaware County Baseball League All-Stars will play the U.S. Military All-Stars on Thursday at Widener University, One University Place, Chester. Ceremonies will start at 5:30 p.m., followed by...
- Research articles 2008-06-15
- Widener University Returns as Diamond Sponsor of 4th Annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress
- To: STATE EDITORSContact: Joseph Weinert, Editor of Gaming Industry Observer, Office: +1-609-652-6672, Cell: +1-609-271-7680, Fax: +1-609-026- 5121, weinert@gamingobserver.com, for the Pennsylvania Gaming Congress HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 5 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Widener University and its acclaimed School of Hospitality Management will return as Diamond Sponsor of the 4th annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress...
- Research articles 2007-11-05
- W. Catholic rolls Kennedy-Kenrick
- Herman Hinton is a creature of habit. And that forces his dad, Kirk Sr., to be one as well.If the gloves fit, you must acquit . . . yourself well on defense.Hinton, a 6-3, 185-pound senior, stars for West Catholic High's football team, depending on alignments, as a safety or...
- Research articles 2007-09-29
- Pa. Boys | Spartans' merry month of May ends with district baseball title
- Chris Shelly took his Springfield Montgomery County baseball team out for pizza last night.The Spartans (11-11) deserved the feast because they capped an unbeaten May with eight straight wins and a District 1 Class AA championship.The 10-5 victory over New Hope-Solebury yesterday at Hatboro-Horsham was a result of good pitching...
- Research articles 2007-06-01
- Baseball on their minds
- They exhibit pretty much identical baseball skills and tomorrow they'll share a field, not to mention a hunger for a Catholic League championship.But in an era of increasing specialization, their overall approach to high school sports is different.Andrew Lacovara, a swift junior, plays centerfield for Archbishop Ryan, and he admits...
- Research articles 2007-05-29
- North tops Judge in CL playoffs
- You're standing on second base and your team is moments away from possibly losing.But then, there you are, romping home with the tying run.A keep-the-game-goin' scenario doesn't get much better than that. Wait, actually it does, if the guy who provides the big RBI is your brother.Say hello to Derrek...
- Research articles 2007-05-24
- Utley gives fan 1,000 reasons to like him more
- Tim Cairy has been a Phillies fan forever. Chase Utley's homer in the sixth inning of Saturday's game at Cincinnati extends that to forever and a day.Utley's blast made Cairy the latest $1,000 winner in the Daily News Home Run Payoff contest."Get outta here, that's great!" he said when contacted....
- Research articles 2007-04-23
- Prep Charter at a loss
- There were two ways for coach Dan Brinkley to process one of the more amazing, draining and ultimately disheartening games of this or any other basketball season. Did it make sense to feel good over the fact his basketball squad had extended perhaps the most glamorous program in Pennsylvania to...
- Research articles 2006-12-29
- CHEAT SHEET
- The buzz We here at Cheat Sheet give a standing ovation to the Catholic League on its decision to move the boys' and girls' championships to the basketball mecca that is the Palestra. You heard it correctly, the boys' playoffs will not return to the Blech-a that is La Salle's...
- Research articles 2006-10-07
- Cardinal O'Hara defense stops North Penn cold
- Cardinal O'Hara's fountain of youth overflowed and wiped North Penn out like a tidal wave. In the fourth meeting of marquee area programs, O'Hara - sixth in The Inquirer's Southeastern Pennsylvania rankings, thumped No. 5 North Penn, 14-0, last night at Widener University to even the series. Both teams entered...
- Research articles 2006-09-09
- Knights, Lions fighting back
- North Penn and Cardinal O'Hara have several things in common entering tonight's showdown of top-ranked teams at Widener University: Both squads are looking to atone for season-opening defeats. The North Penn Knights were shocked by visiting Archbishop Wood, 25-18, and the Lions' visit to Easton resulted in a 6-0 setback....
- Research articles 2006-09-08
- Glory at last for Eagles
- They say, "The best things come to those who wait." Rich Dupell learned that lesson this year. And to a larger extent, so did the Conwell-Egan nation, except that their wait was a 38-year lesson. Shunning the past with a complete performance - plus a few karmic breaks...
- Research articles 2006-06-01
- Eagles soar to Catholic League summit
- SNAKEBITTEN no more. The baseball-playing Eagles of Conwell-Egan High proved so yesterday, but they knew so a day earlier. Face your fear. That's what people say, right? So after Tuesday's practice, four prime-time performers, mindful of their school's long history of gut-wrenching playoff disasters, came up with...
- Research articles 2006-06-01
- Russom, Prep dump La Salle
- If there was ever a time when tension needed to be eased... St. Joseph's Prep was down to its last out of the baseball season, and La Salle's Matt Zielinski, a lefthanded pitcher of widespread acclaim, was about to start working in search of a save. After Zielinski...
- Research articles 2006-05-30
- Conwell-Egan outmuscles Monsignor Bonner
- The question was simple: "Where's Ryan Terry?" The answer, from a teammate, was straightforward: "Just look for the muscles." Yes, the Conwell-Egan third baseman does have some guns. "They are a little big," said a semi-serious Terry. Terry came up big with the stick and the...
- Research articles 2006-05-28
- Russom keys win for St. Joe's Prep
- Two men on, two out, down by 2-1, and in strides La Salle ace Matt Zielinski. So what did Nelson Russom do? He had himself a cup of water. Two pitches later, the St. Joseph's Prep leftfielder devoured some Zielinski cheese, pelting a fastball deep, deep, deep...
- Research articles 2006-05-28
- Displaced leagues find playoff homes
- With La Salle University's McCarthy Stadium and DeVincent Field set to be refurbished this month, the Catholic and Public Leagues have been forced to look elsewhere - even New Jersey - for baseball playoff sites. The Public League, also known as District 12, has struck a deal to stage...
- Research articles 2006-05-10
- Thanks to area alumni, Raptors off to hot start
- Several former South Jersey baseball players, including junior centerfielderNate Buchter, have helped Rutgers-Camden get off to a 16-7 start and become nationally ranked in Division III. Buchter, a Highland High graduate, has a school-record 19-game hitting streak for the Raptors, who are ranked No. 26 in one national poll....
- Research articles 2006-04-07
- Life term in '03 murder near Widener
- A 19-year-old man known on Chester's streets as "Bullet" was sentenced yesterday to life in prison without parole in the May 2003 shooting death of Widener University student John Lacey. A jury found Brandon Khaleef Summers guilty of second-degree murder and robbery in December. He declined comment before sentencing...
- Research articles 2006-01-24
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