No. 2 enduring in sports and life across eras
A Chronicle Telegram column reflects on Greg Norman and other runners up, arguing that being No 2 signifies high standing and lasting impact. It notes Norman top five in many majors, compares Bills and Vikings futility labels, and cites other near-wins including Tway and Mize. It also reports coaching hires at Akron and Baldwin Wallace.
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Grbac Leads 49ers to Narrow Victory Over Broncos
Elvis Grbac relieved, directing a 77 yard drive for a late field goal as San Francisco edged Denver 16-13. Injuries hit the 49ers with Steve Bono out for the night and MVP Steve Young sidelined by a thumb fracture.
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North Ridgeville High School Volleyball Practice Schedule
North Ridgeville High School announces practice times: Wednesday and Thursday 6 to 9 p.m., Tuesday and Friday 2 to 5 p.m., and Saturday 8 to 10 a.m. at the high school.
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North Ridgeville High School
Arbitration begins over NBA contracts for Kukoc Dudley Ehle
An arbitrator heard challenges to long term deals signed by Toni Kukoc Chris Dudley and Craig Ehle in New York seeking to void eight year contracts near 18 million with one year free agent clauses. The NBA argues the clauses breach salary cap by masking market value while allowing later bigger offers. No decision has been announced.
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Mirer seeks arbitrator over Tagliabue contract ruling
NFL draft second pick Rick Mirer asked for an arbitrator to decide if commissioner Paul Tagliabue correctly rejected his rookie contract. Tagliabue called Mirer’s 59 bonus incentives a sham to skirt rookie pool rules.
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Art Shell
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Baseball and sports radio schedule highlights across leagues
A condensed listing shows tonight and weekend sports radio and TV slots including Blue Jays at Indians, Expos at Cubs doubleheader, Mets at Reds, White Sox at Red Sox, Dodgers at Braves, and NASCAR tire testing. Also presents a packed NFL preseason and other pro matches with team pairings and broadcast outlets.
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Monday racing results with multiple payouts and standings
Daily racing card shows ten races with detailed results for each, including winners, placers and payoffs. Exacta, Trifecta, Superfecta and Daily Double figures are listed, along with carryovers and attendance for the day.
NASCAR drivers top Indy showing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
AP reports the top drivers in NASCAR competed Monday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Bobby LaBonte from Corpus Christi Texas drove No. 22 Ford and logged 61 laps at 165.624 mph. Gale Bodina from Channung New York drove No. 7 Ford 43 laps at 165.256 mph. Ken Schrader from Fenton Missouri chased in No. 25 Chevrolet 42 laps at 164.754 mph. Redo Gordon of Pittsboro Indiana No. 24 Chevrolet 29 laps at 164.504 mph. Bobby Hillin Jr from Midland Texas No. 90 Ford 50 laps at 164.495 mph. Mark Martin of Batesville Arkansas No. 6 Ford 41 laps at 164.105 mph. Kyle Petty from Randigon North Carolina No. 42 Pontiac 42 laps at 163.923 mph. Brett Bodine of Chemung New York No. 26 Ford 32 laps at 163.917 mph.
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Firelands looks to build stout defense under Gulish
Firelands coach Gulish says the defense will be active and fast with six or seven players around 160 pounds, notes a thin secondary but strong overall unit. He praises staff headed by ex coaches Keck and Solomon and predicts Clearview as conference favorite amid many new open enrollments. The schedule lists games against Vermilion New London Western Reserve Keystone Wellington Brookside Avon Oberlin Elyria West and more.
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Browns Add McGovern And Williams In Busy Roster Moves
Browns bring in Holy Cross star McGovern a four year starter and tackle Williams a Notre Dame product via sixth round in 1992 to bolster depth on the line. McGovern hit Holy Cross Law School during the off season and both players aim to contribute in practice ahead of the Saturday exhibition with the Rams. Fred Foggie was released as part of Monday moves while Belichick praised overall improvement despite a rough showing on special teams.
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Fragmented sports trades and signings across leagues
A jumble of 1994 pro sports moves from MLB to NFL and NBA includes Eric Schullnirom traded from Baltimore to Minnesota, Matt Fraws signed by the Yankees, Steinbach placed on 15 day DL, Mariners recall Alph Amaral, and multiple NFL teams waiving or signing players.
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