Elyria’s Myers shines at Northfield Park racing card
Elyria’s Stan Myers had a strong day at Northfield Park Sunday pairing two final driving efforts with P K Sunny and Light My Way. Light My Way led to a winning trifecta in the 1-9-8 lineup while other winners included Charming Special and Done Do on the card. Dwyer Scotti, at 14, won the Superfecta in a lengthy 2-3-1-3-7 sequence headlined by a wire to wire display.
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Northfield Race Card Highlights and Pacing Results
Northfield track card lists nine races with pacing and trotting events. Notable names include My Way, Adios Skipper, Genial Andy, Day Of Spring, and Lookin For Ey, with purses ranging to 32000 and 4000 for various conditions and claiming events.
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Jaguar XJR-9 wins Daytona 24-Hours for first U.S. victory
Jaguar, led by Martin Brundle John Nielsen and Raul Boesel, wins the Daytona 24 Hours at Daytona International Speedway, marking Jaguar's first U.S. victory since 1976. Brundle Nielsen and Boesel drive the XJR-9 to victory.
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Seikaly tops Michigan as Syracuse romps 89 71
Syracuse star Rony Seikaly explodes for 33 points on 13 of 17 shooting to pace the No 17 Orangemen past No 8 Michigan 89 71. Boeheim lauds his post presence as Syracuse open second half with a 14 6 run and a 39 34 halftime edge. Temple and Kentucky also win as Notre Dame falls to 0.
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College scores wrap from regional games
Dartmouth defeated Mamere pitas 94 to 89 while Michigan beat mple 77 to 71 and Rhode Island edged New England an Foner 74 to 70. Williams topped Johnson 85 to 75 as Shaw fell 75 to 74. Kentucky won 78 Notre Dame 69. N Gasolina. St 71 LePaul 66. In the Midwest John Carrell 80 Thiel 56 and Knox 76 Rochford 71. Mount Mercy 106 Westmar 103 in OT. Washington Mo 89 Emory 76. In the Southwest Texas 52 Texas A&M 49.
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Vermilion Recreation forms Vermilion-A Mens 35+ softball league
The Vermilion Recreation Department is forming a Vermilion-A Mens 35 and over softball league for summer. A Feb 10 meeting at 7 pm will be held at Town Hall for interested teams. For more information call Bryce at 216 967 2565.
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SWC Boys In Spotlight Tuesday Conference Showdown
The SWC schedule features key Tuesday games including North Olmsted hosting Amherst and Bay at Olmsted Falls. Bay sits one game ahead of Amherst, while Olmsted Falls trails by two. The slate opens with boys and girls contests across Lorain County and Inland conferences, with leaders Wellington, Elyria West, and Lutheran West favored to extend wins.
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Celtics win ugly contest over 76ers on Super Bowl Sunday
Boston defeats Philadelphia 100 to 85 in a rough game. KC Jones called it an ugly win as Boston edges the 76ers, with Bird contributing 17 rebounds and Ainge scoring. Philadelphia's Gminski tops the Sixers in rebounds while Johnson leads Boston in assists.
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Caps win in overtime on fluky goal at Flyers arena
In Landover Maryland AP reports Kelly Miller finally broke his drought with a backhander that deflected off Capitals defenseman Kjell Samuelsson into the net 327 into overtime earning Washington a 1-0 win over the Philadelphia Flyers Sabres 4 Jets 4 rookie Ray Sheppard scored twice late to force a tie with the visiting Jets ensuring a 4-4 final.
National sports rosters see multiple player moves and resignations
The report lists roster changes across leagues: Cavaliers activation of Kent Benson and Jonny Aggers placed on injured lists, Lee Gordon and Michael Phelps moved on release. Broncos and Redskins remove various players from Super Bowl rosters and place others on injured or new reserve lists. Bowled by the USBA names officers. Sabres and Penguins shift players to minor leagues. Wichita Wings fire coaches as Radford notes resignation of Jos Davis with June 30 effective date.
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