Phills Turn Toward Charlotte As Cap Fades In
Cleveland free agent guard Bobby Phills is negotiating with the Charlotte Hornets as the NBA cap rises to about 27 million. Chris Mills remains a priority for Cleveland while options with Brian Grant are explored. Cavs GM Wayne Embry says talks with agents continue as the team eyes youth movement and long term stability. Embry hints coaching and scouting roles could shift with Fratello extending his stay through 2002.
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Hall of Famers win first matches in ABC Seniors Masters
Hall of Famers Anthony, Petraglia, Durbin, Soutar, Berlin, Laub advance with opening wins in the $250,000 ABC Seniors Masters. Davis, defending champ, loses his second match and exits. From a 404 to 32, survivors progress to Friday rounds with a top five cut Saturday for a $60,000 top prize.
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Standings from Akron seniors bowling tourney after 3 rounds
Akron AP standings list top 64 after 15 games in the American Bowling Congress Senior Masters. Donald Hargraves leads at 3,579 with Earl Anthony close behind at 3,528, followed by Guney, Knipple, Couture, Walt, Palisa, Alexander, Durton, Enger, Hnesune, Helling, Patra Ola, Baker, Schlegal, Patra Ola Manalapan, and multiple others with scores ranging from 3,386 to 3,160.
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Former Columbia stars return as Raiders basketball coaches
Two former Columbia High players are named to lead Columbia Raiders basketball next season. Chris Woost, 30, will coach boys basketball replacing Mike Verdi, while Holtie Kilezyk, 26, becomes girls coach replacing Jim Waldecker. Woost, a 1985 graduate, is not a teacher, working as a Fairview Park restaurant manager. Ksiczyk, a late 1980s Columbia star and Notre Dame of Ohio grad, has coached at Case Western Reserve and in South Fuelid and will pursue a master's at Cleveland State while coaching at Columbia.
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Baseggio Returns to Cleveland Lumberjacks on Two-Year Deal
Bay Village native Dave Baseggio, nicknamed Baggs, re signs with the Cleveland Lumberjacks for two seasons after a 1996 97 stint with the Houston Aeros. The defenseman, traded straight up from Houston, helps form a nucleus on defense as the THL independent franchise builds its roster.
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Avon Lake Shoremen Football Preview Highlights Key Players
Avon Lake fields a tall passing quarterback with a 6-4, 230-pound frame and a deep receiving corps led by Strauch and Dechant. The Shoremen return Dlugosz at linebacker and Hunt on the line, with multiple battles across the lineup for guard, center, and secondary spots, aiming to sharpen a defense aided by strong special teams.
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Boston will lead OSU receivers in new season
OSU sophomore Boston, from Humble Texas, rose from freshman role to starter after a Rose Bowl breakout with two TD catches and 18 receptions 163 yards in Indiana game. Coaches praise his maturation and expect him to shoulder added duties as Ohio State opens Aug 28 versus Wyoming in the Black Coaches Association game at Ohio Stadium.
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Nagy Dominates Tigers In Eight Inning Win
Right-hander Charles Nagy improved to 12-8 with 4.20 ERA, spinning eight strong innings, allowing one run on three hits as Cleveland backed him with a 5-2 lead and a late two-run homer by Jim Thome. David Justice and Sandy Alomar also delivered key hits as the Indians clung to first place, widening their gap on Chicago. Nagy limited Detroit to minimal scoring, extending his dominance over the Tigers to 13-4 in 17 career starts versus Detroit. Justice and Thome provided much of the offense with timely hits and a home run parade helped by strong defense behind Nagy.
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