Author: Beaver County Radio

Elliott makes 19 saves to lead Flyers over Penguins 3-0

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Brian Elliott made 19 saves, Jakub Voracek and James van Riemsdyk scored, and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0. It was Elliott’s first shutout of the season and 39th of his career. The 34-year-old is filling in for injured Carter Hart. Justin Braun added an empty-netter for the Flyers, playing their eighth game in 15 days. They enter a nine-day break having won five of seven. Penguins had won two in a row and six of seven. It is the second time they have been shut out this season.

Post Game: Lincoln Park 64 Aliquippa 56 1.21.20

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Lincoln Park was neck and neck with Aliquippa until the Quips pulled ahead ending the first quarter with a 20-16 lead. Lincoln Park gained the lead at the beginning of the second, but Aliquippa fought back and held their ground with a 30-28 lead going into the second half. Both teams battled hard in the second half staying within a few points of each other. Lincoln Park pushed forward and ultimately took the lead for a final score of 64-56.

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Seton-LaSalle vs Freedom

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The Seto-LaSalle Rebels were just too much for the Freedom Bulldogs to handle beating the Bulldogs by more than 20 points. The Rebels took an early lead 8 point lead in the first. And continued to add on to that lead going up 46-35 on the Bulldogs at the half. The Bulldogs started out slow in the 3rd quarter not scoring for the first two minutes of the period. Despite the early slow start the Bulldogs did show some fight as tried cutting lead, but they could stop the Rebels they increased the lead to 70-52. Despite their efforts it was not enough to mount an comeback as the Rebels defeated the Bulldogs 94-61.

 

 

 

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Bob Barrickman talks WPIAL Football Re-alignment on Teleforum with Frank Sparks.

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(Beaver Falls, Pa.)  The WPIAL approved its conference realignment plan that was created by input from the schools and has now released it to the public. Beaver County Radio Sports Director and play by play man Bob Barrickman joined Frank Sparks on Teleforum Tuesday January 21, 20120 to talk about the changes that are coming.

A big part of the discussion centered around the fair play rule that made it so Aliquippa is forced to move up to Class 4A Section 1 when in fact they are only a Class A school.  Barrickman told the listeners that the Quips are appealing the ruling.

Barrrickman and Sparks discussed the major take aways from the new alignment which are Class 4A is bigger with 22 teams compared to just 16 last year, Non-conference games will be played at the beginning of the season, The competition will be better compared to the last few years,  and teams are now in geographically friendly sections based on their location making for less travel and expense for the schools.

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Scroll down to see the listing of the new classifications for local teams:

CLASS 5A

Section 1

  • Bethel Park
  • Moon
  • Peters Township
  • South Fayette
  • Upper St. Clair
  • West Allegheny

CLASS 4A

Section 1

  • Aliquippa
  • Beaver
  • Blackhawk
  • Chartiers Valley
  • Montour
  • New Castle

CLASS 3A

Section 1

  • Ambridge
  • Avonworth
  • Central Valley
  • Hopewell
  • Keystone Oaks
  • Quaker Valley

CLASS 2A

Section 2

  • Beaver Falls
  • Ellwood City
  • Freedom
  • Laurel
  • Mohawk
  • Neshannock
  • New Brighton
  • Riverside

Section 4

  • Brentwood
  • Carlynton
  • Seton LaSalle
  • South Side
  • Sto-Rox
  • Western Beaver

CLASS 1A

Section 3

  • Burgettstown
  • Cornell
  • Fort Cherry
  • Northgate
  • Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
  • Rochester
  • Shenango
  • Union

Tuesday, January 21, 2020 Yankee Trader

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Tuesday, January 21, 2020 Yankee Trader

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FROM: Lib in Rochester

Her family is having an Estate & Jewelry Sale at the Lighthouse in New Brighton on Saturday, February 1st.

720 Third Ave from 10 AM to 2 PM.

The list of items available is huge: from Antiques to furniture, toys, tools, antique irons, bells, kitchen items, hats & MUCH more.

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FROM: Baden

Panasonic 5 disc CD player component sytem to use with your stereo system.

COST: $20.00

CALL: 724-869-2255

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FROM: Aliquippa

Crochet Hooks (some are plastic, the rest are metal). COST: Take all for $5.00

CALL: 724-375-6923

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FROM: Chippewa

21” Self Propelled Honda Mower. Blade Brake. Needs Carbeurator work

COST: $40.00

50′ 3/8” Air hose. 300 PSI Burst rating. 1/4” NPT (National Pipe Thread) fittings.

COST: $5.00

CALL: 724-630-9100

Question: Aluminum “Can Tabs” …..where can we take them?

Answer: McDonald House in Pittsburgh. Recycling Center-write a check to the charity of your choice for the money you receive.

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Has some Bibles to donate: 724-622-4345

Mr. Chuck’s phone number 412-908-0653 He takes Bible donations.

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Clinton Won’t Commit to Backing Sanders If He’s Nominee Because ‘Nobody Likes’ Him

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Clinton says “nobody likes” her former presidential rival Bernie Sanders, even as the Vermont senator remains among the front-runners in the 2020 Democratic race. In an interviewed posted Tuesday with “The Hollywood Reporter,” Clinton was asked about a comment she makes in an upcoming documentary where she says Sanders was “in Congress for years” but, “Nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him, he got nothing done.” Clinton replied that the criticism still holds and refused to say she’d endorse him this cycle if he wins the party’s nomination. Sanders campaign said it had no comment. Clinton’s sentiments may only energize Sanders loyalists who believed the Democratic establishment rigged the 2016 primary in her favor.

Democrats Decry McConnell’s Impeachment Rules as ‘Cover-Up’

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial quickly burst into a partisan fight Tuesday as proceedings began unfolding at the Capitol. Democrats objected strongly to rules proposed by the Republican leader for compressed arguments and a speedy trial. Even before Chief Justice John Roberts gaveled in the session, Democrats warned that the rules package from Trump’s ally, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, could force midnight sessions that would keep most Americans in the dark and create a sham proceeding. Trump said anew that the whole thing was a hoax, and he said he was sure it would “work out fine.”