GREENVILLE — Seneca Valley graduate and Thiel College senior running back Steve Minton set a new school record for rushing yards in a game when he rumbled for 238 in the Tomcats' 37-13 win over Bethany College on Saturday.

Minton's total included touchdown runs of 76 and 23 yards.

FENELTON — Derrick Davidson of Saxonburg, Gregory Sherwin and Steve Ace of Parker were among the winners Sunday as Shadetree Speedway ended its lawn tractor racing season.Complete results follow:<B>Light kart: </B>Derrick Davidson (Saxonburg), Keith Sherwin (Petrolia), Joey Deal (Hooker), Shawn Fleeger (Butler)<B>Heavy kart: </B>Toby Good (Smicksburg), Darin Gallagher (Butler), Matt Thompson (Ellwood City)<B>Youth kart: </B>Gregory Sherwin (Petrolia), Cole Miller (Chicora), Andrew Brocious (Smicksburg), Brandon Abbott (Butler), Kurt Smith (Chicora)<B>Gold plate: </B>Austin Brocious (Smicksburg), Dave Carothers (New Castle), Phil Dent (New Castle)<B>Open tractor: </B>Steve Ace (Parker), Mike Miller (Chicora), Ed Deal

NEW WILMINGTON— Despite 135 yards passing and 75 rushing from sophomore quarterback Andrew DiDonato, the Grove City College football team was defeated by host Westminster College, 14-7 on Saturday.The Wolverines' lone score of the game was a 1-yard run from Matt Weil early in the second quarter, which tied the game at seven.The Titans scored to take the lead for good when quarterback Kevin Franz hooked up with Jason Discello on a 6-yard scoring pass with 30 seconds left in the first half.

LONDON — Corey Perry had plenty of fun in London off the ice, traipsing around the British capital and letting hockey fans get a glimpse of his name on the Stanley Cup.He had even more fun in the final game of the NHL's two-game season-opening series at the O2 Arena, scoring two goals Sunday to lift the Anaheim Ducks to a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings.The Stanley Cup champion Ducks and Kings split the weekend series, each winning 4-1.

NEW YORK — LSU reached No. 1 the hard way.The Tigers edged past Southern California in the AP Top 25 on Sunday, even though the Trojans remained undefeated.On a wild day in college football, when half the top 10 lost, USC avoided the upset bug that struck Oklahoma, Florida, Texas and Rutgers. But a sloppy 27-24 victory at Washington on Saturday night cost the Trojans the No. 1 ranking they've held all season.USC is the first team to lose the No. 1 ranking after a victory since Nov. 3, 2002, when top-ranked Miami dropped after beating Rutgers 42-17 and No. 2 Oklahoma moved up after a 27-11 victory over No. 13 Colorado.