Elyria Survives Sandusky Run For Buckeye Win
Elyria High held on for a 71-63 Buckeye Conference victory over Sandusky on Junior High Spirit Night. The Pioneers led 37-21 at halftime but faded in the second half as Sandusky pressed and cut the margin to eight late. Michael Martin and Mark Cannon paced Elyria in the first half, while Brian Rogers and the fastbreak kept pace. Sooy cited lapses in intensity and defense as the difference as Sandusky surged, with late turnover and foul trouble shaping the rally.
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Roger Negin
Elyria
Pioneers
Sandusky
Buckeye
Findlay
Keith Sooy
Elyria High
Michael Martin
Mark Cannon
Brian Rogers
Brian Watson
Karl gets relief From Cavs win over Kings
Cavs coach George Karl enjoyed a relieving 124-106 victory over the Kansas City Kings at the Coliseum after two tough losses. World B. Free led with 36 points, including 19 in the third quarter, lifting Cleveland from a 2 57 deficit to a 12 point lead by the end of the third. Kansas City’s Reggie Theus was stymied by late defense, but coach Phil Johnson noted fatigue from four games in five nights.
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Richfield
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George Karl
Cleveland
Los Angeles Clippers
Indiana
Atlanta
Kansas City Kings
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Capital Centre
Washington Bullets
Boston
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Cleveland Hopkins
World B. Free
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Kansas City
Reggie Theus
Kings
Phil Johnson
Elyria Dominates Buckeye Conference Wrestling Title
Elyria High defended the Buckeye Conference title at Lorain Senior High with 225% points, 19th win in 24 tries. Six champions led by Doug Tompkins, Greg Saxton, Eric Raynes, Kevin Higgins, Dan Lees, and Jim Lyons. Saxton Repeat MVP at 21-1, coach Frank Jayne named Coach of the Year.
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Judie Asp CT
Lorain
Elyria High
Buckeye
Pioneers
Fremont
Elyria
BC Elyria
Doug Tompkins
Greg Saxton
Eric Raynes
Kevin Higgins
Dan Lees
Jim Lyons
Shjamil Pattie
Jeff Saxton
Jeff Lyons
Tony Filiagegi
Mark Eldridge
Saxton
Raynes
Frank Jayne
Gerald Laurent
O'Meara Leads Crosby By One At Pebble Beach
Mark O'Meara shot 68 in the third round at Cypress Point, seizing a two stroke lead into Sunday's final in the Bing Crosby National Pro Am. The unique format splits rounds across Cypress Point, Pebble Beach, and Spyglass Hill before the cut for the final round.
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Bob Green
Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
George Archer
Mark O'Meara
O'Meara
Cold snap sinks Buckeyes in 67 to 58 loss to Iowa
Ohio State falls to Big Ten co-leader Iowa 67 to 58 as a 16-for-16 second half drought doomed the Buckeyes. Hon Stokes led with 24 points, but the team shot 37 percent and snapped its nine‑game home win streak.
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Kevin Brown
C-T
Columbus
Ohio State
Iowa
Buckeyes
OST
Eldon Miller
Buckeye
Hon Stokes
Stokes
Bucks
Hawkeyes
George Raveling
Miller
Oto State
Troy
Tribe's offensive potential makes Corrales smile
Cleveland manager Pat Corrales reflects on a 7 19 start and credits improved offense with Carter and Hall for revived punch. He notes the need for quality starters, but cannot trade Carter, Butler, or Franco. Corrales remains optimistic after a tough season and sees growth potential in young players.
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Indians
Joe Carter
Mel Hall
Butler
Franco
Pat Tabler
Chris Bando
Carter
Hall
Detroit
Toronto
Baltimore
New York
Franca
Bert Blyleven
Neal Heaton
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