Packer comments crown Arkansas Duke final as great despite flaws
The writer questions CBS analyst Billy Packer's praise of the NCAA final calling it one of the greatest. He notes Duke and Arkansas both shot poorly, Duke with 23 turnovers and Arkansas at 39 percent, while late free throws and a final trey decided the game. The piece also strands surrounding Jacobs Field events with attendees and staffing quirks.
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Cleveland Grand Prix adds electric car and Trans Am races
The Cleveland Grand Prix schedule expands for July adding a Formula Lightnings electric car race and the SCCA Trans-Am Championship. The IndyCar main event returns July 10 at Burke Lakefront Airport with a 200-mile race on a 2.37 mile course. Also on the card are Indy Lights, a celebrity race, and the Electric Formula Classic sponsored by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
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Strawberry Receives Treatment as MLB Review Begins
Darryl Strawberry is in New York for evaluation by two doctors after his season was halted by drug use. The New York Daily News reports meetings with Dr. Robert Millman, MLB medical examiner, and union representative Joe Solomon. Cincinnati Reds plan bullpen adjustments after losing reliever Rob Dibble to a torn rotator cuff surgery scheduled next week.
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Bal win Wallace tops John Carroll in OAC softball opener
Bald win-Wallace defeated John Carroll 90 in game one of an Ohio Athletic Conference softball doubleheader Tuesday before rain halted the second game. Cleveland State managed only two hits in the first game of a non-conference doubleheader with Ohio University as rain ended the day. Oberlin College beat Kenyon 8-7 in NCAC women’s lacrosse as Kristin McKinney and Caroline Walker each had two goals, keeping the Yeowomen unbeaten in league play.
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Nolan Richardson Clings to Rage Amid Arkansas Glory
The Arkansas coach faces stereotypes and anger over race while guiding the Razorbacks to top status. Richardson recalls limited past opportunities, asserts his value beyond labels, and insists on a noble fight for equality as his team dominates with versatile, relentless play.
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Sports Schedule and assorted events for today
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Hockey scores and penalties from NHL bouts
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Lumberjacks overwhelmed by Cyclones in Cincinnati game
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