Cavs Hill Plays Through Pain At All Star Game
Cavaliers forward Tyrone Hill, hampered by two sprained fingers and a swollen right hand, insisted on playing in the 45th NBA All Star Game. He logged six minutes, scoring two points with four rebounds before being replaced, as the East fell to the West. Hill planned left-hand evaluation after the game and said he would tell coach Mike Fratello he would rebound next time.
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Lumberjacks lose 4-3 to Wolves in Chicago
In Rosemont Horizon Illinois the Lumberjacks fell behind early as Todd Harkins scored for Chicago and Jeff Roblicek added the eventual winner. Ladislav Karabin sparked a late push with two goals but Cleveland battered, unable to salvage the game after a Saturday shootout loss to Peoria.
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Crunch stifles Wave with 169 victory on Big Buddy Day
Crunch offense overcomes Wave defensive alignment as Milwaukee fails to prevent scoring. Dewan Bader ties game in first period and seven Crunch players tally in 21-6 run. Tommy Tanner nets eighth straight as Crunch near playoff clinch. Zoran Karic scores twice and Hector Marinaro adds a goal. Crowd of 12,490 packs Convocation Center. Cleveland leads Baltimore by three in American Division.
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Dykstra Pushes Players Toward New Framework
Striking players debate accepting a union framework as Expos catcher Darrin Fletcher says he backs considering it and notes Lenny Dykstra’s stance may influence peers. Fletcher adds few big leaguers may report to spring training, stressing the need to evaluate positions amid luxury tax concerns.
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All-Stars From Ri pid The Plan Was to Get Olaju Won Out There
A chaotic All Star game with air balls and boos as Shaquille ONeal misfired on a key three and Patrick Ewing and Scottie Pippen struggled with turnovers. Charles Barkley led 15 points 9 rebounds for the West while Gary Payton had 15 assists, and the West defeated the East 139 112 in Minneapolis last February.
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Pirates pick Staton as key spring camp invitee
Staton Montgomery, Pirates minor league chief, backs Terrance Staton as a potential major leaguer. The 1994 seasons showed mixed results across Augusta Gulf Coast Welland and the NY Penn League, with back strain limiting him. Montgomery stresses development over average, eyeing Staton as an everyday outfielder with a future in Triple A.
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Family Tragedy Follows Chargers Victory and Fatal Ocean Rescue
A college football tie turns to tragedy as Debbie and Doug Pugsley lose their mother Diane to carbon monoxide after a failed attempt by Debbie to help Doug survive a deadly coastal wave. The brothers, connected to Dwain, reflect on loss and sacrifice amid the Super Bowl aftermath.
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Locals recall deadly ninth wave at coastal rocks
Doug and Dwain faced a tragedy near the rocks as Debbie vanished offshore. Joy Verner aided a dazed Doug who warned of Debbie’s death, while Coast Guard later recovered her body. Firefighters warned that the dangerous surf and wet rocks claim lives. Memorials and family gatherings followed as survivors returned to San Diego.
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Kerrigan Leads Fairview Upset Over North Olmsted
Kerrigan scores 35 points and Maleski adds 23 as Fairview defeats North Olmsted 89-86 in double overtime at Fairview Park. Rosel adds 14 and Boyer 10 for Fairview while Maffett 23 Patton 18 Bielozer 14 Sulzer 10 lead North Olmsted.
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Elyria West JV Beats Lorain 54 to 48 on Saturday
The Chronicle Telegram reports Elyria West won 54 to 48 in the Elyria West Lorain junior varsity game, but the paper had the wrong winner. The correct victor is Elyria West.
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Negro Leagues founder Foster formed league at Kansas City YMCA
Kansas City marks 75 years since Andrew Rube Foster used the Paseo YMCA to organize the Negro National League. Motleys says the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum will announce an anniversary celebration details later. Foster and seven independent teams built the league inside the YMCA, a gesturing moment that launched an era with over 2,600 black players in the Negro Leagues.
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