NBA playoffs Eastern Conference series recap and schedule
The report outlines playoff matchups in the Eastern Conference with Boston against Washington and Milwaukee facing Philadelphia, listing game dates and times from April 25 through early May. It notes multiple games in Washington Seattle San Antonio and Milwaukee completing the round with final scores and locations.
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NHL Playoff Schedule Mixed with Quebec and Vancouver Dates
Fragmented notes show NHL playoff references involving Quebec and Vancouver with scattered dates and times. Mentions include matches in New York and Chicago venues, with unclear pairings and multiple inconsistencies across lines.
Baseball Trades And Coaching Moves Hit Baltimore System
The Baltimore club sent pitcher Tim Stoddard to Roches for rehabilitation and Montreal restructured Dan Norman's contract. Dave LaRoche leaves Columbus, with Stan Williams as pitching coach Jeff Torborg as bullpen coach Clyde King and Jerry Walker as scouts. Cecilio Guante recalled from the coast while Frank Carr Ed Jackson and others join from college or different leagues.
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Tim Stoddard
Roches
Montreal
Dan Norman Ichuta
Ales
Dave LaRoche
Columbus
International Eee
Stan Willams
Jeff Torborg
Clyde King
Jerry Walker
Rous Beumeurt
Cecilio Guante Frmind
Pacific Coast
No-hitter ends West tourney bid in sectional opener
Fairview defeats Elyria West 5-0 in the Westlake Class AA Sectional opener as Dean Obrock tosses a near perfect game with 10 strikeouts and two walks. Haagensen drives in two with a homer. Dillman adds two hits. Westlake game advances May 7 in the lower bracket semifinals against Brookside Benedictine Holy Name survivor.
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Panthers defeat Oberlin Indians in 6-2 softball game
Panthers down Oberlin as Jablonski reports Elyria Catholic builds early offense with two runs in each of the first three innings and errors by Oberlin lead to three unearned Panthers runs. Steady defense and timely hitting sustain the 6-2 victory Monday afternoon.
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Pioneers remain undefeated edging North Olmsted in nonconference action
Elyria defeated North Olmsted 5 to 3 as Greg Comstock tripled and homered driving in three runs while Brad Dill added a double and RBI. Mike Austin led North Olmsted with three hits, and coach remarks highlighted pitching changes and early-season youth as Oberlin and Oberlin’s struggles continued. The Panthers improved to 6-2, with Oberlin at 0-6 and eyeing upcoming Lakeland and state tourney games.
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Greg Comstock
Brad Dill
Elyria
Comstock
Dill
Eagles
Mike Austin
Steve Kuntz
Greg Dauer
Rich McArdie
Mike Butler
Qur
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Brian Baum
Chris Ambrosio
Chris Sito
Mike Ware
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Dave Spano
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Lakeland
Holy Name Beats Bay Village 6 1 In Nonconference Baseball
Jim Ehr pitched Holy Name to a 6-1 win over Bay Village Rockets, allowing four hits. Amherst edged Wellington in a Lakeland Conference clash 5-8 after a passed ball broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the sixth. Paul Erdy scored on the misplayed ball, then Amherst added another run. In another Lakeland game, Vermilion rallied to beat Midview 5-4 as Mike Virgin and Ken LeGatey sparked the decisive seventh inning.
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Moore proves he is a survivor in title defense
Davey Moore, the world junior middleweight champion, overcame a legal challenge and hostile 50,000 crowd in Johannesburg to knock out Charlie Weir in the fifth round, retaining the WBA title. The bout followed a rain delay and marked Moore’s seventh KO in 10 pro fights.
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Davey Moore
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Oberlin Edges Oberlin in Close Ohio Meet for Lead
Oberlin College narrowly lost to Gambier Capital University 92 91 to top the Ohio Athletic Conference track quad meet Saturday. Kenyon beat Heidelberg for third. Bent led with wins in 1500 and 5000, Marshall and Wade also won events, Dixon set Oberlin mark in 400, with Breggins and Colella among top placegetters.
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Oberlin College
Ohio Athletic Conference
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Heidelberg College
Andrew Bent
Yeomen
John Marshall
David Wade
Ted Norris
Tony Dixon
Cheval Breggins
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Scott van Ness
Keystone High School
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Gulasy and Smith Win PGA Event at Asterhurst
Joel GuilaSy and Charlie Smith teamed for an under par 67 to win the Harley-Davidson Best Bail Tournament at Asterhurst Country Club, opening the PGA Northern Ohio Section season. Larry Fink and Frank Harned finished as runners up with a par effort.
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Joel Guilasy
Charlie Smith
Asterhurst Country Club
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Pinebrook Golf Club
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Medina
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Elyria's Drew MVP at Kent State wrestling banquet
Doug Drew of Elyria was named the most valuable player at Kent State University wrestling banquet. The senior posted a 29 4 record and qualified for the NCAA Division I National Tournament, finishing with a 2 2 mark at nationals. He earned MVP honors at the Kent State event.
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Fragmented note hints at event date and serials
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