Balance tight battles expected in SWC action
The SWC schedule promises closely fought girls track races as teams chase top spots. Blue Jays release Cecil Fielder signaling roster changes ahead of baseball coverage.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1999
Page
5
The SWC schedule promises closely fought girls track races as teams chase top spots. Blue Jays release Cecil Fielder signaling roster changes ahead of baseball coverage.
Cleveland shows no rush on No 1 pick delaying decision until draft day Tim Couch will have a second private workout in Lexington on April 11. The Chiefs also requested information on Couch as draft speculation grows.
The Browns plan to kick off the regular season September 12 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The 1999 schedule is in the works, with the team denying interest in any No 1 draft swap. Draft buzz centers on Couch and Oregon’s Akili Smith as potential top picks amid trade chatter.
The Cavaliers, 14-14 overall and 9-9 in 10 point games, have 18 of 28 games decided by 10 points or more. Cedric Henderson says the year has been odd with big wins followed by heavy losses as the team searches for consistency.
Winter Haven Florida Jim Thome reflects on the season ending injury from Wilton Alvarez and focuses on team positives Richie Sexson and Manny Ramirez stepping up. Thome credits the negative moment with highlighting teammates who rose to the challenge and kept the Indians moving forward.
Ohio State guard Scaonie Penn weighs options for this season’s end as NBA projections vary. Head coach Jim O’Brien notes mixed opinions on first round potential while Michael Redd believes Penn will return for a title chase and a senior season.
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