Miami rallies to beat Cleveland 65 59 in playoff push
Sheri Sam scored 18 points and Betty Lennox sparked a second half rally as Miami improved its chances with a 65 59 victory over Cleveland. Miami moved into a tie for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot with two games left, holding the tiebreaker over Orlando and Indiana.
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Liberty Clinches East Title as Hammon Leads with 22
Liberty defeated the Mystics 74 65 in Washington to secure the Eastern Conference crown. Becky Hammon poured in 22 points, Crystal Robinson added 13, giving New York an 18 12 record and a two game cushion over Washington and Charlotte with two games left.
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Keystone Wildcats Eye Offense Behind Right Side of Line
Keystone coach Tuttle describes a stronger offense built around the right side of the line with Chase Crowser and Fred Hazlett at tackles and Mike Powers at center. DJ Shaw runs the three step drop while Kevin Mahon Drew Stromack and Danny Smink add depth on the line. Also features running backs Joe Bruce and Glowinski with receiver Brett Bartlett adding a threat. The defense features Chase Clowser Ted Glowinski and Desmond Howard on the front with Hazlett and Evan Stephens at linebackers and Priddy Smink Yates and Wilson in the secondary. The team aims to cut last years shutouts and score more, believing they can win.
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Glowinski
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U S Gymnastics Outlook Bright After 2000s Troubles
Gymnastics leaders Bela Karolyi and USA Gymnastics president Bob Colarossi spoke at Jacobs Field about rebuilding the U.S. program after a disappointing 1990s. They praised recent improvements at the U.S. Championships in Cleveland and expect stronger results at Worlds and the 2004 Olympics.
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Keystone Wildcats Football 2002 Team Roster and Schedule
Keystone Wildcats led by Coach Phil Tuttle in 2002 with a 1-9 overall record and 1-6 conference. Notable players include DJ Shaw at QB DB Fred Hazlett and Chase Clowser OT DT. Offense features Clowser Mahan Black Poultan with guard Stromack Hazlett Canfield Wrona Berman. Running backs Joe Bruce Ted Glowinski Evan Stephens Chizmadia Desmond Howard. Receivers Bartlett Clement Burrer Clayton Fox Priddy Quillen Isgro Smink Davey. Schedule opens August 23 Monroeville and August 30 Columbia with several conference games through October 25 Oberlin. Lorain County Conference roster lists linemen, linebackers, and backs by name.
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Bonds Hits 73rd Homer Sets Single Season Mark
Barry Bonds belted his 33rd homer of the season off Kip Wells for the Giants at Pac Bell Park, moving within 155 homers of Hank Aaron's career record. The blast sparked fireworks, drew a standing ovation, and attracted a sellout crowd, while Bonds closed in on the 600th career homer with his 710th at bat toward the milestone.
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Indians catcher Diaz struggles this season with few positives
Cleveland notes Einar Diaz hitting .213 with two homers and 15 RBIs in 4 games, 89 of 114 starts, while Eddie Perez outplays him but gets limited chances. Manager Skinner cites Diaz's overaggressiveness and lack of patience as key issues, with Wickman nearing activation and roster churn continuing.
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Scuffing controversy swirls as Rogers loses perfect game
Indians players accuse pitcher Kenny Rogers of ball scuffing after Rogers nearly perfect through seven. Rogers denies wrongdoing as Jake Westbrook debuts strong, lasting six innings. Palmeiro ends scoreless streak with a homer, marking his 30 homer season for the eighth straight year.
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