Former Philadelphia Eagle Dies: Top PA Stories

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These are the top stories in Pennsylvania for Tuesday:

Former Philadelphia Eagle Who Mentored Kids Dies

Lee Bouggess, a former Eagles running back-turned-South Jersey youth mentor, died July 4 at an assisted-living center in Atco. He was 76. Bouggess was born in Louisville, Kentucky, where he played college football for the Louisville Cardinals. His pro career included several seasons with the Eagles in the early 1970s. (Read More On Patch)

Inmate Killed By Fellow Prisoner In Montgomery County

An inmate at SCI Phoenix in Montgomery County killed a fellow prisoner on Sunday morning, officials announced Tuesday afternoon. (Read More On Patch)

Bucks Co. Little League Team A Win From World Series

The Council Rock Newtown Little League U12 Team is one win away from a trip to Williamsport and the Little League World Series.The Newtown team will play in the Mid-Atlantic Region Championship game at 3 p.m. start on Friday. (Read More On Patch)

Doobie Brothers Play 50th Anniversary Show In Camden

The Doobie Brothers celebrated their 50th anniversary by showcasing the two singers from both eras during a performance in Camden on Saturday night. (Read More On Patch)

Pride Flag Destroyed At Bucks County Church

The Yardley Borough Police Department has identified the suspect involved in "institutional vandalism" at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Two years ago, last September, the rainbow flag promoting LGBTQ pride was also vandalized. (Read More On Patch)

Kevin Hart Adds Second Philadelphia Performance

After seeing a heavy demand for tickets to his upcoming comedy show in Philadelphia, Kevin Hart has added a second performance. Hart will now play The Met Philadelphia on Wednesday, Dec. 4, and Thursday, Dec. 5 as part of his "Acting My Age Tour." (Read More On Patch)

1st PSU Abington Building In 50 Years Breaking Ground

The groundbreaking of Penn State Abington's first academic building in more than 50 years takes place later this week. Construction is expected to begin sometime this month. The proposed total project budget is $68 million. (Read More On Patch)