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0 The Daily Item Extreme sports West Virginian returns nome for Strongest Man contest SPORTS www.dailyitem.com COLLEGE FOOTBALL No distractions No. 19 Penn State 45 Oregon State 14 Robert InglisThe Daily Item Bucknell's Marcello Trigg dives into the end zone for a touchdown during Saturday's game against Duquesne. Bison withstand Dukes' late rally By Todd Hummel For The Daily Item LEWISBURG Bucknell quarterback Marcello Trigg is a big fan of at least one of the changes new Bucknell offensive coordinator Harold Nicolas made to the Bison's spread option, lining him up in the shotgun rather than under center. "It's a whole lot easier to read the defense five yards behind the line of scrimmage," Trigg Daily Items in Sports Lewisburg's Ziemian No. 5 in country LEWISBURG Lewis-burg senior Sophia Ziemian is currently ranked fifth in the country among high school cross-country runners, according to milesplit.

com. Ziemian is also the top-ranked runner in the state. Her ranking is based on her victory last week at the Big Valley Invitational, where she won in 18:08. Forest Hills' Leah Anne Wirfel is the next highest-ranked Pennsylvanian after Ziemian; she's eighth after running an 18:31 at the Big Valley Invitational. Furyk leads at BMW tourney ST.

LOUIS Jim Furyk only wanted to give himself a chance in the BMW Championship, and it took 36 holes to do it on a marathon Saturday at Bellerive that put him atop the lead-erboard for the first time all year. Furyk finished with five straight birdies to set the course record at Bellerive with an 8 -under 62 in the second round, then followed with a 66 that put him at 12-under 198 and gave him the clubhouse lead. Camilo Villegas, who shot 66 in the morning for a one-shot lead through 36 holes, also was 12 under and had five holes left in the third round when play was suspended by darkness. He will have to return this morning to finish his round in a tournament twice interrupted by weather. Sergio Garcia made the first hole-in-one of his pro career, a 5 -iron from 205 yards on the third hole in the morning that put him into the mix.

Bart Bryant made an ace in the afternoon, on No. 13, four holes after learning he had been docked a two-shot penalty simply for opening his mouth. Martin Laird tamped down his own pitch mark on the fringe of the 16th green during the second round, which he was not supposed to do because it was in Bryant's line. The fact Bryant said, "Yes" when Laird asked if it was in his line meant Bryant was penalized for going along with it. Laird was not disqualified because it was not his intent to help Bryant, who chipped well over the mark.

Boetsch wins at UFC 88 ATLANTA Sunbury's Tim "The Barbarian" Boetsch won his match against Michael Patt on the undercard of UFC 88 Saturday night. Boetsch, wrestling in the light-heavyweight division, stopped Patt with a first-round TKO. Boetsch is now 8-2 in mixed martial arts, including 2-1 in the UFC, which is considered the top league in MMA. It was Boetsch's first fight since a TKO loss to Matt Hamill last April. 48 42 said.

"It's much easier to see what the defense is bringing or what they might be bringing (on a blitz)." Trigg proved that, completing his first 13 passes and throwing for a career-high 290 yards as the Bison rolled up Please see BISON, C4 Bloomsburg 24 California (Pa.) 17 That trust and faith was quickly tested when Ashland took a 21-point lead into the second half, but the Huskies rallied to win. Saturday saw the Huskies Please see HUSKIES, C4 Bucknell Duquesne Lauren LamasThe Daily Item Bloomsburg quarterback Dan Latorre picks up yardage as California's Matt McClellan attempts to take him down Saturday afternoon. Huskies knock off fifth-ranked Vulcans The Associated Press Penn State wide receiver Jordan Norwood comes down with a touchdown reception over Oregon State defender Kyle Johnson during the first half Saturday. Nittany Lions focused in rout of Beavers Lions' among receiving corps program's best By Todd Hummel For The Daily Item BLOOMSBURG The Bloomsburg University football team had a long talk on its bus ride to Ohio to play Ashland University last weekend. "We talked a lot about two words on that trip, trust and faith," said Bloomsburg quarterback Dan Latorre.

"You have to trust your teammates and have faith in them." By William Bowman The Daily Item STATE COLLEGE Affectionately known around the squad as "The Smurfs," Penn State's dynamic senior class of receivers continued their climb up the record book during Saturday's rout of PAC-10 foe Oregon State. Deon Butler, Jordan Norwood and captain Derrick Williams all rank in the top five all-time in most receiving categories at Penn State, including catches and yards. Norwood's circus 24-yard TD catch Please see CORPS, C4 By Genaro C. Armas The Associated Press STATE COLLEGE Another week of off-field drama couldn't slow down No. 19 Penn State.

The Nittany Lions shoved aside the distraction created by the suspension of two suspended defensive starters, then rolled over Oregon State 45-14 on Saturday. Evan Royster rushed for 141 yards and three touchdowns, Daryll Clark threw two TD passes and the Nittany Lions defense didn't miss a beat when it counted. "We got to go out and focus on football," said Josh Gaines, a defensive end and team captain. Penn State has had to deal with a string of off- Please see LIONS, C4 Advertisement WINTER FUEL BILLS bYOUR MIND? III I mm I mm mistakes costly in loss Steel Insulated doors! Glick has been in business for over 33 years; our experienced personnel makes the difference. The Area's Largest DistributorInstaller of Quality Garage Doors Residential Commercial Garage Door Sales Service See Click Associates For Winterization of Your Existing Garage Doors! New Efficient Insulated Doors Keep The Heat Inside! Wayne-Dalton Door Systems The World's SAFEST Garage Doors.

VISIT OUR LARGE SHOWROOM! Crusaders' By The Daily Item BETHLEHEM Junior running back Dave Paveletz ran for 117 yards and two touchdowns, but his three lost fumbles handcuffed visiting Susquehanna in a 27-14 loss to Moravian on Saturday at Rocco Calvo Field. Senior running back Tyler and a TD as the Greyhounds gained 370 total yards to 257 for Susquehanna (0-1). Tyler McCambridge ran for 64 yards and a touchdown to help the ground game for Moravian. Sophomore wide receiver Alex Hersch caught a game-high four passes for THE GARAGE POOR STORE Rt. 15, North of Selinsgrove 743-7332 or 1-800-262-3268 Moravian 27 Susquehanna 14 deRouen ran for a game-high 131 yards for Moravian (1-0), and senior quarterback Marc Braxmeier completed 12-of-19 passes for 135 yards and a touchdown and ran for 22 yards NFL Texans at Steelers CBS, 1 p.m.

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