Beaver County Sheriff Declines To Comment On Lawsuit Filed By Former Deputy

New Beaver County Sheriff Tony Guy has declined to comment this morning on reports of a lawsuit that was filed by a former deputy sheriff, alleging wrongful termination and damages. Paul Clark worked for the sheriff’s office from July 2010 until January 4th, when Sheriff Tony Guy took office and fired him. According to the complaint, Clark claims he did his job without any complaints, but because of his Democratic Party ties, he was terminated. Sheriff Guy is a Republican. Clark also claims he was not given 30 days notice of termination or 30 days of paid leave. Beaver County Radio’s Pat Septak spoke with Sheriff Guy this morning and requested a comment, but after speaking with county solicitor Bernard Rabik, Guy declined to comment for legal reasons, although he did admit there’s a lot he wish he could say on the matter.

Rowan and N C State Bury Panthers

Former Lincoln Park star Maverick  Rowan scored  14 points as North Carolina State buried the Pitt Panthers  78-61 at the Peterson Event Center Tuesday night. The Wolfpack was lead by point guard Anthony “Cat”  Barber who scored 31 points and eight assists in the rout.  They lead by as much as 28-points in the first half and fought off two attempts by the Panthers to get back in the game.  The Panthers were lead by  Jamar Artis’s 16-points.  Pitt travels to  Florida State for a Saturday afternoon game.

Former Kicker And Defensive End Dies

Lou Michaeles a former kicker and defensive end with the Steelers from 1961-1963, has died.  He was 80-years-old.  A 1960 4th Round draft pick played his first three years with the L A Rams before being traded to the Steelers. He also played for Baltimore and Green Bay before retiring in 1971

No Surgery For Big Ben

On his radio show Tuesday, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger revealed that the bruised AC joint and injured ligaments in his throwing shoulder  will not need surgery.   He has been advised by the Steelers medical staff to rest the arm and it will heal on it’s own.

Stewart Gets Two Years

The Pirates and back up catcher Chris Stewart have agreed to a three million two year deal with a club option for a third.  Stewart will earn 1.35 million in  2016, 1.4 million in 2017.  The club option  for 2018 is 1.5 million with a team  buy out of 200-thousand.  Stewart’s deal comes less than a week after the Pirates  avoided arbitration with starting catcher Francisco Cervelli.  Cervelli will  make 3.5 million in 2016.

 

Final Scores 1/19/16

Boys’ Basketball

Beaver Falls 70, Blackhawk 42
Beaver 68, Hopewell 61
Aliquippa 71, Sto-Rox 41
Quaker Valley 50, OLSH 49 (OT)
New Castle 74, Central Valley 42
Ambridge 68, Ellwood City 62
Upper St. Clair 76, Moon 70
Neshannock 77, New Brighton 34
West Allegheny 63, Keystone Oaks 49
Riverside 60, Mohawk 21
Eden Christian 56, Sewickley Academy 50
Laurel 89, Rochester 58
Union 52, Cornell 38