Jacks gain .500 mark with 4-1 win over Komets
The Cleveland Lumberjacks beat the Fort Wayne Komets 4-1 at Gund Arena to reach 19-13-2 and move into sole third place in the IHL Central Division. Derek Wilkinson stopped 25 of 26 shots, and Xavier Delisle Eduard Pershin and Jock Callander led a three-goal first period, with Callander adding his 10th goal.
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Bruce Breve
Racine
Clevelanc
Derek Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Slava Butsayev
Grand Rapids
Xavier Delisle
Eduard Pershin
Jock Callander
Callander
Perry Ganchar
Delisle
Chris Longo
Jason Ruff
Longo
Jim Paek
Butsayev
Ryan Mougenel
Mougenel
Jason Bonsignore
Motor City Bowl preview pits Redman vs Pennington
Louisville and Marshall bring high scoring offenses to Pontiac with quarterbacks Chris Redman and Chad Pennington leading the attack. Redman is Louisville’s all time passer. Pennington tops Marshall’s charts as a prolific playmaker. The game blends explosive passing with tense defense as both teams seek a bowl win.
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Bob Pruett
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Mike Tirico
Todd Blackledge
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Gardinals
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John Grace
Leroy Collins
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Louisvile
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Smith
Chad
Cardinals
Kemp sports Santa suit during ABL collapse
Dan Coughlin notes the ABL women's pro league folded amid bankruptcy as the NBA owners press lockout. The winter league, once superior to the NBA’s summer league with higher pay and a pension, failed due to lack of TV revenue and small crowds. Kemp explains the Santa costume as a goodwill gesture.
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Kemp
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Midview tops Oberlin as free throws decide tight race
Midview edged Oberlin 63 44 with late scoring after Elwell tied the game at 44. Midview hit 14 of 20 free throws while Oberlin made 10 of 16 as turnovers and shooting woes hampered both teams. Eric Crozier and Bob Couch sparked Midview off the bench as Oberlin’s Williams and Barnes led their scoring.
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Pool
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Crawford
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Couch
Jessah Williams
Barnes
Elyria Catholic
Browns Sign Free Agent Trio and CFL Veteran to Roster
Browns add unrestricted free agent from San Francisco and four veterans with NFL or CFL experience. John Dutton set Nevada records and earned All-Big West honors after transferring from Texas. Albert Reese, Conner, Dowden, and Duff bring varied pro backgrounds as team officials tout potential impact.
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Nevada
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Cleveland Browns
ABL Shuts Down Season Amid Bankruptcy Filing
The American Basketball League suspends the 1998 99 season and files Chapter 11 bankruptcy leading to liquidation. Players, some who joined for higher salaries, learn they will be paid as much as possible for December subject to court approval. Several players react with disbelief and concern for their futures and schedules.
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Jennifer Rizzotti
Royal
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Michelle Marciniak
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League
Palo Alto
Dean Drutilla
Colorado Xplosion
Tim Simmons
ABL Chronology of Key Dates and Events
A chronology traces the ABL from its 1995 founding by Anne Cribbs Steve Hams and Gary Cavalli through 1998 milestones. It lists founding dates eight cities expansion moves season starts and notable signings while noting the league's struggle against the WNBA and eventual suspension of operations. The narrative cites attendance TV ads and quotes from sponsors and the WNBA president.
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Steve Hams
Anne Cribbs
Gary Cavalli
Atlanta
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Columbus
Richmond
Long Beach
Calif
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Kara Wolters
NSA
K.C. Jones
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Philadelphia
Aire
Teresa Edwards
Seattle
Hartford Civic Center
Columbus Quest
Atlanta Glory
Chicago
Nashville
Fox Sports Net
ABS
Cindy Foster
Seattle Reign
Tammy Holder
Cavalli
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Hoops
Elyria Catholic Romps Past Holy Name in High-Scoring Duel
Elyria Catholic blitzed Holy Name in the first quarter with 29 points and built a 52-28 half using 61 percent shooting. Wilhelm and Serazin each had 15 points as Elyria Catholic raced to a 79-58 win, while Clapham and Piros also reached double figures.
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Panthers
Matt Piros
Wilhelm
Elyria Catholic
Lias
Andrew Serazin
R.C. Clapham
Piros
Elyria Cathie Eo
Holy Name
Elyna Catholier
Matt Wieheim
RC Clapham
Andraw Seraza
Nick Eichenlaub
Seah Fusing
Brian Wikson
Brian Kortayich
Elyna Catholin
Nat Wilhelm Andrew Serazin
RC Slacken
Fenian
Soa Agam Dintpo
Aul Samak Ei Buescher
Er Clapham Ae
GA Ayan Davian
FA al Nan Wilson
Tin Seoknar
Anan Kortovich
Victor Preise
Bran Vassal Brengan
Sayre PRIDAY MBM game snippet report
Partial OCR text records a basketball score fragment with names and numbers. The item lists scores such as two 45-22 and three at ten four 30-38, Ona 31-46, Five 52 and 0-0, plus references to Tee MR LCI A Down tee 64 and Sringeri tee Corey, Cary rat Rar.
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Sayre Priday
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