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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2018
Page
14
The Cleveland Indians will remove the Chief Wahoo logo from their jerseys and caps starting in 2019, ending a symbol used since 1947 that many consider racist and offensive.
The note references a connection to San Diego and notes the year 2013 with the National League All Star designation, indicating participation or recognition within that league in that season.
Calvin College freshman Julian Iturbe headlines the MIAA men selection with two individual wins in the 100-yard freestyle and 200 IM and a 400 medley relay split as the Knights beat Kalamazoo. Libby Engle adds two more wins for the Calvin women along with relay anchors. Sarah Bradley shares diving action with Madeline Woods.
Hope College junior Brian Simonich was named the MIAA Men's Diver of the Week after scoring a personal best 314.45 points in the 3-meter diving dual meet win over Alma and adding a first place finish in the 1-meter board with 272.60 points.
The No. 16 Michigan Wolverines women beat Northwestern 80 to 59 on Sunday. Katelynn Flaherty scored 27 and Hallie Thome added 25 to give coach Kim Barnes Arico her 400th career victory, the first active Big Ten coach to reach that milestone.
Defenders Ike Opara and Matt Poister and goalkeeper Zack Steffen earned their first national team caps as the United States fought Bosnia-Herzegovina to a 0-0 draw in Carson California. Haris Medunjanin missed a 53rd minute penalty when Steffen saved to his right.
Zeeland boys defeated Wayland 23 to 7 while the girls fell 24 to 6. Top scores included Philip Wiegand 225 Gabe Reyes 203 Zach Baum 192 along with Taylor Scheuerman 233 and 200 Celia Raby 171. Staff and wire reports.
No. 24 Michigan defeated Northwestern 58-47 as Charles Matthews scored 14 and Muhammad‑Ali Abdur‑Rahkman added 11. The Wolverines started slow but led 21-19 at halftime and pulled away with key plays from Moe Wagner, Jordan Poole, and Duncan Robinson. Northwestern was held to 38 percent and only Scottie Lindsey reached double figures with 15.
Delanie Walker catches two touchdowns including the late winner as the AFC overturns a 17-point halftime hole to beat the NFC 24-23 in Orlando. Derek Carr 11 of 15 for 115 yards taps Walker for the clincher. Von Miller forces and recovers a Goff fumble to seal victory.
Rapids Prep faces Black River at 7 p.m. Holland Calvary battles Grand Rapids West at 7 p.m. Northville Chvelle n at West Ottawa 7 p.m. Allendale plays Holland 7 p.m. Boys swimming features Holland Christian at 6:30 p.m. Byron Center at Hamilton 6:30 p.m. Holland hosts Hamilton at 5 p.m.
A dense listing of games and talk shows across networks and stations. Notable items include Rhode Island at UMass on CBSSN, Texas A&M at Oklahoma ESPNU, Clemson at North Carolina ESPN, and Portland at Los Angeles Clippers TNT, with hockey on NBCSN Nashville at Chicago and soccer Premier League Huddersfield Town versus Liverpool on NBCSN. The day also features talk blocks on WBBL FM and WHTC stations with The Eric Zane Show and The Huge Show.
A scramble of playoff scores and upcoming games spans the NFL wildcard results with Tennessee routing Kansas City 72 21 while Atlanta and New Orleans post wins. College hoops feature top ranked Villanova Purdue and others with multiple ranked matchups and scheduled games across the coming days.
A sports brief lists matchups for the All-Star events with Pacific facing Atlantic and Minnesota visiting Columbus at 7 p.m. San Jose plays Pittsburgh and Florida travels to WY tstanders, 7 p.m.
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