Jamie Moyer Becomes the Oldest Player to Ever Win a Major League Baseball Game

Plus: Corbett endorses Romney, the Phils fell to the Giants, the country's largest apartment complex for LGBT seniors, and more of what the city is talking about today.
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Jamie Moyer Wins! The Souderton native became the oldest pitcher to ever earn a win in Major League Baseball when the Rockies beat the Padres 5-3. Moyer is 49 years old. [ESPN]

Get a Free Ivy League Education. Sort of. Penn and other universities have signed on to offer online classes for free as a part of a project started by two Stanford grads that aims to make a top-tier education more available. [Inquirer]

Corbett Endorses Romney. Everyone act surprised. [CBS 3]

Phils Fall to Giants. Two runs just couldn’t cut it as the Phils fell short after you went to bed. [Inquirer]

LGBT Housing Project for Seniors. A public-private apartment complex planned for LGBT seniors is expected to be built on 13th Street between Locust and Spruce. It’ll be the largest building of its kind in the country. [Metro]

Pens Suspended. NHL says James Neal and Arron Asham must pay a penance of one- and four-game suspensions, respectively. [Crossing Broad]

Groundbreaking for New Center City Hotel. Naysayers eat their words as ground is broken for the construction of Home2Suites at 12th and Arch. [Inquirer]

Eagles Schedule Released. Five prime-time games, Dallas on November 11th and December 2nd, home games against Detroit, Carolina and Cincinnati. Away at Pittsburgh. Season closes in the Meadowlands against the Giants. [Crossing Broad]

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