SAU\’s school record 24-game winning streak came to an end Tuesday as Louisiana State-Shreveport upset the No. 1 ranked Muleriders 12-4 at Pilot Field. It was SAU\’s first loss since a 6-5 decision to North Alabama on February 27 in Magnolia.
Mulerider shortstop Andrew Whittington (Texas City, Texas) also saw his Gulf South Conference record 37-game hitting streak come to its end. Whittington was hitless in four official at-bats, while drawing a walk and later scoring.

The weekly Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East Player of the Week honor should be renamed the Shayne Houck (Boyertown/Boyertown) Award. For the third consecutive week and fourth time this season Houck has been named the PSAC East Player of the Week.

PA Conservation Officer Busy Arresting Violators of Game Laws

Jesse Richart, 21, of Forksville, Sullivan County, was cited for illegally killing a tundra swan in March of 2009 in northern Sullivan County.

\”A concerned citizen called me with information that he had been watching a pair of tundra swans at a local pond, but one was now dead,\” WCO Finnegan said. \”I responded, expecting to do a necropsy to determine the cause of death, but it was immediately apparent that the bird was shot with a rifle.

\”A few months later, when interviewing Richart about a deer that he had illegally killed – which cost him and another defendant $900 each, plus the loss of their hunting privileges for three years each – I learned he also may have been the one who shot the tundra swan.\”

After collecting evidence and seizing the rifles from Richart that were suspected to have been used in these poaching cases for ballistics testing, WCO Finnegan received a full written confession from Richart on how he and another – whom he would not identify – had been out spotlighting.

\”The confession detailed that when they saw the swan, Richart shot it from the vehicle,\” Finnegan said. Several citations were filed in which Richart pled guilty to all charges, which will cost him $600 and he likely lose his hunting privileges for four years, in addition to the three years for the deer last year.

In another case, 25-year-old Thomas J. White Jr., also from Forksville area of Sullivan County, pled guilty to the unlawful possession of a white-tailed deer. White was observed with a dead deer in the back of his truck, which he proceeded to dump in a nearby field. Field Forensics testing proved that

Duus’ family members proudly watched as he was congratulated by Mayor Wolk, Police Chief Edward Dobleman and Commiss-ioners Andrew Gilmore and Bruce Greenwald.

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