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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 2004

Page

22

Buckeyes face NC State in rain soaked showdown with Hurricane Ivan

Ohio State prepared for a rain wind soaked test as Hurricane Ivan looms over the South. coach Jim Tressel said safety comes first while players downplayed weather impact yet acknowledge possible travel issues. The 9th ranked Buckeyes (2-0) recall past tempests like the Snow Bowl and a rain shortened 1990 game, with plans to fly to Raleigh Friday if weather allows.

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Lockout looming as NHL season teeters on edge

Ottawa defenceman Wade Redden may miss Canada in the World Cup as no NHL-CBA deal exists with 12:01 a.m. Thursday expiry and no talks scheduled. Players fear a lengthy lockout like 1994-95, with camps closed and Oct. 13 games in jeopardy. Teemu Selanne and Brenden Morrow express frustration while Finns eye the World Cup finale and European leagues beckon for players during the stoppage.

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Stadium clash ends in arrest as Rangers pitcher charged

In Oakland a ninth inning melee between Rangers and A's sparked security upgrades. Rangers reliever Frank Francisco was arrested for aggravated battery after throwing a chair into seating rows, striking a woman and a man. The injured woman Jennifer Bueno seeks prosecution and possible civil suit. Commissioner Bud Selig and MLB officials monitor steps. A's security expanded for rest of series.

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Woods faces Ryder Cup test at Oakland Hills

Tiger Woods seeks Ryder Cup impact at Oakland Hills after holding more PGA Tour wins and majors than Jack Nicklaus at this career stage. Captain Hal Sutton urges Woods to treat the event with seriousness, though Woods trails in Ryder Cup record, while the U S team aims to reclaim dominance.

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Howe Talks With Mets Brass Amid Firing Talk

Art Howe met with Mets owner Fred Wilpon and GM Jim Duquette one day after hinting he should be fired if the team planned to make a change. He described a private, productive discussion and said an announcement would come if needed. The Mets faded from first place amid injuries and a long skid, finishing last in Howe's first season with a 2 year 128-177 record.

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Former football great Glenn Presnell dies at 99

IRONTON Ohio Glenn Presnell star of the 1930s Detroit Lions and 28 year college coach and athletic director has died at 99. After early play with Ironton Tanks and Portsmouth Spartans he helped Lions win the 1935 title and set a 54 yard NFL field goal record in 1934 the record stood 19 years.

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