Weekend basketball star turns salon owner in Beachwood
The 36 year old former NBA standout, famed for Golden State Chicago and Cleveland stints, totaled 14 437 points and 4 464 rebounds, earned seven All Star selections, and now runs a manicure pedicure salon in Beachwood Ohio.
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Paxton Debuts In Indians Pitching Shuffle After Trade
Paxton, fresh from Boston, faced Cubs in Scottsdale as Indians rebuild. Manager Torborg backs him as long reliever and part time starter while awaiting Kern and Kinney. Wise joins Cleveland, hoping to recapture respect and win a regular role after a difficult Boston tenure.
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Basketball scores and upcoming matchups in early week play
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Eastern Heights routs Northwood in junior high girls game
Eastern Heights surged to a 17 point first quarter rally and defeated Northwood 44 to 19 in girls junior high basketball action. J Smith led Heights with 10 points while Wooddell paced Northwood with 11.
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Runs on tap in Lakewood Lakewood Park race set for Apr 23
The Cleveland West Road Runners Club sponsors a 10000 and 5000 meter event on April 23 at 2 p.m. at Lakewood Park. Age divisions range from 10 and under to 17. First 100 entrants receive tee shirts. Top boy and girl in each race win medals. Registration is $3. Contact Annette Power Johnson for entries at 1378 Lakeland Ave Lakewood 44107 or call 221-5750.
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Indonesian Open yields Taiwan triumph by Kuo Chie-Hsiung
Golf champion Kuo Chie-Hsiung from Taiwan birdied three of the last five holes to win the Indonesian Open by three strokes over fellow Taiwanese Hsu Sheng San and Filipino Eleuterio Nival in Jakarta Indonesia.
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American heavyweight Jackson edges Soviet champ in World Cup match
In Toledo Ohio United States wrestler Jimmy Jackson defeated Suslan Andrev 8-6 in a pivotal 125.5 pound bout as the US team fell to the USSR 6 1 and finished second behind the Soviet Union in the two day World Cup at the University of Toledo. Jackson, a three time NCAA champion from Oklahoma State, used a waiting strategy then countered to seal the win. The USSR claimed its sixth straight World Cup title with Japan third and Cuba fourth after a tight two day series.
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Bay Village Opens Tennis Season With 5-0 Win Over North Ridgeville
Bay Village opened its tennis season by blanking North Ridgeville 5-0. Singles winners included Dave Hook, Tom Coulton and Toby Jones with straightforward margins. Doubles saw Arkes/Jacquet sweep 6-0 6-0 and Kohut/Baggs win 6-2 6-2. T. Louis UPI. Arkansas senior Jimmy Counce underwent five hours of surgery to repair a kidney damage in his last college game.
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Cage stars on display at North-South Cage Classic in Canton
Area basketball fans can still buy tickets for the North-South Cage Classic in Canton. Elyria Catholic's Bob Guinta and Indian Valley South's Charlie Huggins co coach the Class AAA All Stars with Gary Grambley and Clay Dill among participants. The game starts at 6 p.m. at the Canton Fieldhouse near the Pro Football Hall of Fame. John Stozich returns to lead the North stars, with Lorain’s Lee Svete among the players. Contact David Behner at Crenshaw Junior High, 2525 19th St. N.E., Canton 44705, extension 361.
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Pee Wee Barons Lead Nissan-Datsun Invitational Team
The Cleveland Pee Wee Barons sit 3-0-1 in the Vancouver British Columbia tournament with two games remaining. They beat Langley 9-1 Japan 9-2 and Chilliwack 5-0 while tying Fraser Valley 3-3. Elyria’s Don Lavell Campana, John Oberlin, and Kent’s Greg Gallaway scored twice against Langley, while Jamie Bowman and Ken Kibler shared the shutout versus Chilliwack.
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