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PGA Tour Champions inaugural Jefferson Lehigh Valley Classic: what to know (opens the original)
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Professional golf returns this weekend to the Lehigh Valley for the first time in four years. The PGA Tour Champions’ inaugural Jefferson Lehigh Classic is Friday through Sunday at Lehigh Country Club. Many of the tour’s big names are in the field, including Charles Schwab Cup leader Stewart Cink and No. 3 Steven Alker. Zach Johnson, last week’s winner and No. 2 in the points race, is not participating. Neither is Padraig Harrington, who has won three of the last five U.S. Senior Opens (includin
Northampton brothers among 11 to be inducted into Pa. Wrestling Hall of Fame (opens the original)
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Northampton brothers Jeff and Joey Ecklof are among the 11 members of the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches Association’s 2026 hall of fame class. Others who will be part of the induction ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 25, at Mountain View Golf and Country Club in Boalsburg, Centre County, are: Lake-Lehman’s Rocky Bonomo (District 2 wrestler), Newport’s Mike Capozzoli (District 3 coach), Paul Clark (District 5 wrestler), Tim Cochran (District 3 wrestler), Sean Kearney (District 7 contributor), Mike Maney
Bats carry Reading Fightin Phils despite off nights from top prospects Miller, Wood in Eastern League playoffs (opens the original)
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READING – Austin Murr was concerned, albeit facetiously, about Reading teammate Aidan Miller during Reading’s 21-4 Eastern League playoff victory Tuesday night over Hartford at FirstEnergy Stadium. Murr and others in the starting lineup were fighting each other to get to the bat rack in the second inning when the Fightins sent 17 batters to the plate and saw a combined 80 pitches in a 12-run half inning that lasted more than 40 minutes. Miller, though, was having one of those nights. “Yeah, I ga
Phillies activate, promote No. 2 prospect Aidan Miller (opens the original)
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Aidan Miller is looking to end his seemingly lost 2026 season on a high note after the Phillies activated their No. 1-ranked prospect from the injured list and assigned him to Double-A Reading. Miller had a double, a walk and a strikeout in his only rehab game Saturday for low-A Clearwater. He has been on the injured list since March 27 with a back problem. Last season, Miller slashed .259/.382/.427 in 108 games with Reading. He had 40 extra-base hits, 41 RBI and 52 bases before spending the las
IronPigs reliever Kirby Snead’s path to brink of majors with the Phillies an impressive one (opens the original)
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Understandable thoughts filled Kirby Snead’s mind after his June 2 outing at Coca-Cola Park. The left-handed reliever had signed with the Phillies less than three weeks earlier when the organization was desperate for minor-league pitching depth. Snead’s first four outings with the Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs were quiet ones. They included no hits and two victories out of the bullpen. But on June 2, the 31-year-old allowed a hit – it was a home run – and three earned runs in two innings. He w
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