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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1999
Page
3
Szczepanski and Barbee headline a Flyria win as golf insiders debate strategy with the chip versus pitch question. The note appears in section B6 discussing high school baseball and golf coverage.
A blistering column blasts Albert Belle and the Baltimore clubs. The piece derides the Ravens as broke and dysfunctional, tandis with the Orioles and Belle’s impact, noting Ripken’s DL stint and a mocked Belle branded breakfast cereal. It laments fans’ remorse toward Baltimore sports, cartoons the city as a national armpit.
Philadelphia guard Allen Iverson scored 31 points after a slow start to lift the 76ers to an 80-71 win over the Cavaliers at the First Union Center. Cleveland, mired in a six-game skid, again struggled to defend and to generate offense.
In a 5-0 Elyria-Elyria Catholic boys tennis meet at Lorain County Community College the Panthers clinched victory as Patrick Radachi and Matt Brinda waged a dramatic three set duel at third singles. Brinda prevailed 7 5 in the final set after Radachi battled back with late moments.
Manny Ramirez blasted a two run homer to spark Cleveland as they beat the Oakland Athletics 8-5. Ramirez drove in his 28th RBI of April and continued a hot streak after last season. pitcher Charles Nagy improves to 3-1 praising Ramirez's early season form.
Scoonie Penn announced he will return for his senior season with Ohio State basketball. Despite draft speculation, he aims to lead a strong Buckeyes squad after a 27 9 season and a second place finish in the Big Ten following a transfer year. Penn had predicted an NCAA tournament appearance, drawing a sharp reaction from coach Jim O'Brien.
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