DeBartolo accuser ends plan for civil suit
Gina Baross, 24, who previously considered filing a civil lawsuit against San Francisco 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr for sexual assault at a party, will pursue no further litigation, her lawyer said in reports published today.
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Lawyers prepare joint statement amid anticipated settlement
Lawyers for both sides are expected to announce later this week as DeBartolo reportedly reached an out-of-court deal with Baross. The Chronicle says the settlement, agreed last week, requires DeBartolo to pay Baross sever- ity damages.
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Baross Alleges Assault At Menlo Park Party
Baross, a Redwood City cocktail waitress, alleges DeBartolo assaulted her at a February party in his Menlo Park condominium. The two sides reportedly discussed a civil suit settlement, with the Chronicle noting a possible deal of around a hundred thousand dollars, though a formal settlement was not confirmed.
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Best-of Your Sports Awards From A Nostalgic Season
The News ponders readers’ interests while recalling the 1992 County Baseball Season awards. Highlights include Neshannock’s 10-9 win over Shenango to clinch Section 13-AA, Joe Smarrelli delivering a two run single in the eighth, and Heath Smargiasso’s 800 foot homer for Wilmington.
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Penguins Sweep Blackhawks For Stanley Cup Title
The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Chicago Blackhawks to win the Stanley Cup, completing a dramatic playoff run that included series wins over Washington, the New York Rangers, Boston, and Chicago. Stars like Rick Tocchet and Ron Francis led a high scoring, end to end final, with Tom Barrasso anchoring the defense as Pittsburgh claimed the championship.
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Blackhawks imitate Penguins in high scoring finale
Chicago faced Pittsburgh in a thrilling 6-5 Stanley Cup clincher. Penguins’ six players scoring, Lemieux and Stevens contributing, while Chicago adjusted to firewagon hockey but fell short as Pittsburgh sealed their second consecutive title. Dirk Graham netted a hat trick for Chicago.
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Penguins tough opponents were themselves in chase for Cup
The Pittsburgh Penguins faced self created trouble on their path to a second straight Stanley Cup. They played inconsistently, falling behind in the playoffs before adjusting their defensive focus and commitment. The season included the loss of coach Bob Johnson to brain cancer and Scotty Bowman stepping behind the bench as transition.
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