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Denver Nuggets center Dan Schayes brought his basketball knowledge to the sixth annul Pace Setters Camp at Bishop Hoban High School in 1984. And, as it was throughout his 18-year NBA career, he didn&rsquo;t bring his shadow.
				Schayes spoke about following in the footsteps of his famous dad, Hall of Famer Dolph Schayes.
				&ldquo;I never got any pressure from him,&rdquo; Schayes said. &ldquo;He wanted me to enjoy every minute of playing. I never had to feel that if I wasn&rsquo;t a pro I would be a failure or if I wasn&rsquo;t a Hall of Famer I would be a failure.&rdquo;
				Schayes said he was 4 years old when his dad retired after a 15-year career that included 12 all-star selections.
				&ldquo;I never saw him play,&rdquo; Schayes said. &ldquo;To me it was kind of funny that here was this guy living across the hall and everybody is letting me know how great he is.&rdquo;
				Any pressure while playing, said Schayes, came from his teammates&rsquo; parents.
				&ldquo;The guys I played with didn&rsquo;t know who he was,&rdquo; Schayes said. &ldquo;The parents did, the older people did. But my contemporaries didn&rsquo;t. They just knew him as Dan&rsquo;s dad.&rdquo;
				1950
				Plymouth&rsquo;s Ronald Edwards pitched one of the most improbable perfect games as his team defeated Plains 1-0 in American Legion Junior League baseball.
				Edwards&rsquo; perfect game was 10 innings as he posted 18 strikeouts in setting down Plains in order 10 times. Plymouth scored the only run with two outs in the 10th when John Johnson walked, stole second and scored on a single.
				1961
				Carl Rau threw a no-hitter as Boer&rsquo;s Variety defeated St. Al&rsquo;s 10-0 in St. Therese&rsquo;s Little League action.
				Bobby King hit a home run.
				1970
				Vance Chiavacci, of Pittston, recorded a hole-in-one on the 165-yard first hole at El Pocono Country Club. He used a 6-iron.
				Chiavacci&rsquo;s ace sent another child to the Easter Seals Camp, a program sponsored by Schmidt&rsquo;s of Philadelphia. A total of 21 campers had qualified through the hole-in-ones thus far.
				1991
				Lake-Lehman junior Brian Kelly was informed he was selected to the United States U-17 Youth World Cup soccer team.
				The team would play in the U-17 World Cup Championships in August in Italy. The United States would be in a group with Italy, China and Argentina.
				1993
				Rob Wagner, of Philadelphia, tied the American record by squatting 766 pounds in the 198-division at the ADFPA Men&rsquo;s Powerlifting Championships held at the Ramada Inn.
				The 181-pound Wagner also benched 408 pounds and had a deadlift of 650.
				Joe Masher, of Wilkes-Barre, was the only local competitor. He finished fifth in the 165-pound class with a bench of 375 pounds, a squat of 540 and a deadlift of 529.
				1994
				Back Mountain National defeated Newport Township 30-0 in a District 16 Little League Major Softball game.
				BMN blew open the game by sending 23 batters to the plate in the fourth inning and scoring 18 runs.

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