Paralyzed Pitt player settles suit over 1996 injury
Demale Stanley, 23, of Royal Palm Beach Florida, was injured during a 1996 Pitt spring practice when he ran head first into a concrete wall. The Palm Beach Post reports a settlement up to 31 million dollars with interest, though university officials dispute the figure. Stanley says the payout offers closure and aid for recovery. Major details involve the wall incident and involvement of coach Johnny Majors.
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Ward sweeps Ottawa in doubleheader softball losses
Ottawa Cyclones suffer two losses to Ward at Orlis Cox in rain and poor mental execution. Ward wins 9-3 and 10-1 as Ottawa struggles with timely hits and field errors. Seniors Ball DeVolder Miller Wadkins honored between games. Ottawa JV also drops. Ottawa record 7-11, 3-5 in Huron League. next at Atchison Thursday.
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OU relay sets school mark and earns nationals bid
Ottawa University athletes posted a strong performance at the UMKC Invitational, with the 400 meter relay breaking a school record in 41.7 seconds and qualifying for the NAIA National meet. Harris set his fourth OU record while Lucas Prosser and Brown joined him for the second place.
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Record April sees 931 home runs hit in baseball
The Elias Sports Bureau reports 931 homers in April, a monthly record and 195 more than last April, sparking criticism from pitchers like Tom Glavine and Kevin Brown. Attitudes vary on whether the surge reflects stronger hitters, weaker pitching, or changes at new ballparks.
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Iverson leads Sixers past Hornets to clinch series
Philadelphia beat Charlotte 105-99 to win the first-round series 3-1 as Iverson scored 26 and Aaron McKie hit key shots. Brown called the Hornets a tough match up, while McKie preferred facing Toronto earlier. Milwaukee beat Indiana 100-87 to force a fifth game. Ray Allen led with 20 before a head injury.
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Ottawa Lifts Team Unity in Home Meet Outlook
Bourque praised home-course edge and team unity as Ottawa soccer plans for the Anderson County Invitational on Saturday before the Huron League Tournament on May 10. Killough noted improved team play and youth potential, wary they might be peaking early.
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Colbert on course quality and difficulty at top golf venue
Finchem praised a premier golf course as one of the best, noting its design aims for toughness. The back tees measure 7,525 yards with a 77.5 stroke average and a high slope rating, marking it a demanding layout.
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Gardner Frosh Soph Invitational Daily Track Results
Gardner High School hosted the Frosh Soph Invitational with Wellsville girls scoring top marks in multiple events. Heider led girls with 1st in shot put and discus, plus top javelin and relay duties, while Moore and Inglehart anchored several events for girls and 137 points led by Wright and LeRoy for the boys with multiple firsts.
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