NORTH HUNTINGDON — Butler Cubs boxer Donovan Milovich, 9 won a unanimous decision over Rocco Fanella of Indiana, Pa., at the Sports Center Friday. Milovich's record is 2-0.

FORD CITY — Butler seniors R.C. Double, Tanner Master, Justin O'Donnell and Pat Wellner were members of Ford City's PIHL Open Division state championship hockey team this season. The Sabers finished the year 23-1. Wellner scored two goals in the team's 6-2 win over Quigley Catholic in the championship game. Double and Master finished among the PIHL Open Division's top 10 in scoring. Double had 33 goals and 33 assists, Master 31 goals and 31 assists. Goaltender O'Donnell led the league in wins with 22 and fewest goals allowed with 47. .

Barry Bonds is open to making a comeback. Whether any team wants him, that's the tricky part. Now that Bonds' federal trial has been delayed at least until July, the agent for baseball's home run king plans to contact all 30 major league clubs once again to determine whether there's a place for the slugger. The 44-year-old Bonds last played in 2007 with the San Francisco Giants. The Tampa Bay Rays toyed with the idea of signing Bonds for 2008, but he sat out while under indictment for lying to a federal grand jury when he testified he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs. Bonds has pleaded not guilty. His agent, Jeff Borris said he is not optimistic about Bonds' prospects.

NEW YORK — Bad boy Sean Avery is back with the New York Rangers. The Rangers claimed the controversial forward off re-entry waivers from the Dallas Stars Tuesday in a move weeks in the making. Avery is set for what could amount to his last chance to resurrect his NHL career, and may be in the lineup for Thursday's game at the New York Islanders. He hasn't played in the NHL since his suspension in December for making a crude remark about other hockey players dating his former girlfriends.