The Daily Numbers: 15,200 dollars in cash, that’s how much money Bob Tracey of Springfield found in a bag on an Upper Darby street. He turned it in. Good for him.
59-27-22 win for Garnet Valley High School over Penncrest and Sun Valley to capture the Hi-Q title.
80 degrees, today’s expected high.
49, the normal high for this date.
73, record high for today set back in 2000.
37, age of Folcroft man who admitted raping 2 teens.
972 Wal-Mart associates in Delco who are getting pay raises today.
1 confirmed case of Zika virus in Montgomery County.
60 years of musicals being celebrated at Grace Park Elementary School.
6 people slain on the streets of Philadelphia yesterday.
90, age of George Martin, the man who signed and produced the Beatles.
5th Beatle, the moniker richly earned by Sir George Martin.
49.9 percent of vote in Michigan for Bernie Sanders, to take stunning upset win.
48.2 percent for Hillary Clinton.
2 more wins for Donald Trump in GOP battles in Michigan and Mississippi.
428 delegates now for Trump
315 for Ted Cruz.
759 delegates for Clinton.
546 for Sanders.
2-year deal for cornerback Leodis McKelvin, who signed with Eagles yesterday.
4 p.m., when NFL free agency starts.
4-6 months, how long Phillies starting right fielder Aaron Altherr will be out after undergoing wrist injury.
56-36 win for O’Hara girls over Easton.
60-42 win for Garnet Valley girls over Conestoga. The 2 Delco teams will now face off in PIAA quarterfinal clash Friday night.
62-60 loss for Carroll boys to Bishop McDevitt.
62-58 loss for Delco Christian boys.
Call me a Phanatic: A look at the ups and downs of being a Philadelphia sports fan.
Today we’ll find out what the Eagles are getting back in the trades of DeMarco Murray, Kiko Alonso and Byron Maxwell. It’s gravy at this point. They’re already better having shed these contracts. You go, Howie.
I Don’t Get It: Guess we can stop thinking of Hillary as cruising to the Democratic nomination. She was upset by Bernie Sanders in Michigan yesterday.
Today’s Upper: Kudos to Bob Tracey of Springfield. He found $15,000 in cash in a bag on an Upper Darby street - and turned it in.
Quote Box: “I just thought I was absolutely doing the right thing.”
- Bob Tracey on his sudden windfall and his decision to turn the money in.
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