The Herald, Sharon, Pa.

SPORTVIEW: Steelers, Browns have similar problems up front
By Lynn Saternow
Herald Sports Editor

STEELERS quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is a big strong guy. Good thing or he’d be sacked 20 times a game.
Cleveland QB Brady Quinn can run pretty well. Good thing or he’d be sacked 20 times a game.
A little blocking please!
Wilmington rolls past North East, 45-21, in D-10 Class AA semifinals
SLIPPERY ROCK — At SRU’s N. Kerr Thompson Stadium, Sutton Whiting went for 202 yards rushing and Derrick Burns burst for another 138 as the ’Hounds handled the line of scrimmage in a 45-21 win over North East.
Bowling: Barta wins NASCAR sweeper at Sunset Lanes
Adam Barta likes to bowl at Sunset Lanes. Actually, Barta doesn’t care where he bowls or in what type of league.
Sharpsville edges Mercer, 10-7; Farrell routs Linesville in Edinboro
Mercer County’s dominance of District 10 Class A football is guaranteed to continue. Following Friday night’s semifinals, Farrell and Sharpsville will meet in next weekend’s championship game. The Steelers steamrolled Linesville 39-0, while Sharpsville secured a 10-7 win over Mercer.
GC falls to Cathedral Prep, 47-21, in D-10 Class AAA championship game
ERIE — At Veterans Memorial Stadium, Erie, the Grove City Eagles kept pace with the Ramblers early. But a 171-yard, 5-touchdown performance from Justin Wiley became too much for Grove City to overcome as Cathedral Prep beat GC, 47-21.
6 local football teams continue playoff march
By Ed Farrell
Herald Assistant Sports Editor

Three years ago a season-ending setback to Sharpsville caused Mercer High’s football program to miss an opportunity to qualify for the District 10 playoffs. But coach Pat McClearn’s Mustangs have been making the Blue Devils pay ever since, mustering 3 concecutive wins at Sharpsville’s expense, including earlier this season.
Hickory's Saluga to play at YSU
By Ed Farrell
Herald Assistant Sports Editor

Whether or not David Saluga plays professional baseball some day is conjecture at this juncture; however he conceivably could design the stadiums in which we watch games.
YMCA sets 'Community Apprecation Day'
The community is invited to visit the Shenango Valley YMCA, Hermitage, 4-6:30 p.m. Thursday for a “Community Appreciation Day”.
Looking for No. 7: Steelers terrible on Sunday in loss to Cincy
You gotta hand it to Cincinnati, the Bengals made the plays when they had to and the Steelers didn’t. That’s why the Steelers are going to play catch-up over the regular season’s final 7 games and the Bengals control their own destiny.
Buhl center sets open house Saturday
The Buhl Community Recreation Center will conduct an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Sharon’s Pine Street location.
SCHOLASTIC NOTEBOOK: Nolan Reimold is great role-model for young athletes
Former Kennedy Catholic athletic great Nolan Reimold, outfielder for the Baltimore Orioles, is a great role-model for youngsters.
SPORTVIEW: Will anybody use free Browns tickets; Cincy to slip past Steelers
By Lynn Saternow
Herald Sports Editor

YOU KNOW YOUR team has reached a sad point when the owner has to help buy up tickets so a Monday Night game isn’t blacked out.
D-10 Playoffs: Sharon rallies for win; Wilmington survives; Greenville ousted
Sharon High head football coach Bob Fromm had a simple explanation for his Tigers’ 18-17 District 10 Class AA opening-round triumph over Fairview Saturday afternoon: “Choppin’ wood.”
GCC rallies from 17-point deficit to beat Thiel in 2OT for Mercer County Cup
Records are tossed by the wayside when Thiel and Grove City College square off for the coveted Mercer County Cup and Saturday’s thriller at Alumni Stadium in Greenville was no exception as the Wolverines held onto the trophy after a 31-24 win in double overtime.

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