Stars shine at Marvin Lewis Golf Classic at Shaker Run
Pro Football Hall of Famers and Bengals alumni joined Tubby Smith at the Marvin Lewis Golf Classic presented by Cincinnati Bell and National City at Shaker Run Golf Club. Marvin Lewis raised 401,194 for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and awarded four $20,000 scholarships to TriState seniors.
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French Open opens with upsets as Myskina exits early
Rain and mood swing define day one at Roland Garros. Defending champion Anastasia Myskina loses to Maria Sanchez Lorenzo 6-4 4-6 6-0, while top seeds Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer advance. Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters also win, with Nadal overcoming blisters and adjusting between English and Spanish as Garros contestants begin.
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Buckeye lineman cited for disorderly conduct in brawl
Ohio State defensive lineman Tim Schafer, 21, was cited for a fourth degree misdemeanor disorderly conduct after a brawl outside a Columbus nightspot. He faces up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine, with a May 31 court date in Franklin County Municipal Court. Willis also charged. Schafer and Willis sustained minor facial injuries.
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Pistons Dominate Heat In 90-81 Game One Victory
Detroit seized control early behind Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace, pressuring Miami into costly mistakes. Wade acknowledged poor decisions as the Heat, stunned by a 9th straight postseason loss, faced a 2-0 series deficit with Game 2 in Miami looming. Suns guard Joe Johnson sits Game 2 while rehabilitating, eyeing a possible return for Game 3 in San Antonio.
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Lebanon coach Brausch leaves for Sandusky job
Lebanon coach Dave Brausch accepts a move to Perkins in Sandusky challenging a D II program with strong ties to CAPE. He says the trophy size is the same in all divisions and a fresh start revives him. Superintendent Bill Sears praises Brausch, and offensive coordinator Shawn Lamb rises as a top candidate to maintain and build on Lebanon CAPE football’s progress.
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Local coaches urged to submit final baseball and softball stats
Middletown area coaches are asked to fax or email final player statistics to Skip Weaver. Regional and division track meets are scheduled at Welcome Stadium in Dayton and Piqua High School with dates and times listed. Whitney Kirby of Cedarville University completed her freshman softball season, starting all 42 games and earning regional honors.
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