De La Hoya Beats Molina and Eyes Ruelas Megafight
Oscar De La Hoya edged John Molina over 12 rounds in Las Vegas to keep a perfect 17-0 ledger and claim the WBO bout. Molina pressed hard but De La Hoya's victory sets up a May 6 light weight title unification with Rafael Ruelas, described as the fight of the year by De La Hoya.
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Jacks fall in shootout as Kravets wins it for Moose
Cleveland’s Lumberjacks drop their February slide with a 54 loss to Minnesota in a sudden death shootout at Gund Arena. Kravets scored the winner after Straka forced regulation. Lalime, Sundstrom stumble in goal as Cleveland stays 2-5-3 this month and 23-23-9 on the year.
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Baseball Strike Sparks Moral Crisis and Lines Drawn
Sparky Anderson frames the labor clash as a moral struggle. owners and union leaders clash over scab players and strategy. The piece blasts the season-long spectacle as trashy and selfish, praising Anderson as a beacon amid the sport’s turmoil.
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Larrick Becomes Key Scorer for Buccaneers After Growth
Monmouth notes Brett Larrick’s jump from freshman struggles to a 15.6 point per game season. The 165 pound guard added 20 pounds of muscle, improved post play, and became a top 3-point shooter at 49.2 percent. He credits work ethic, confidence, and strong teammates, especially Edwards, as pivotal to his breakout. Wins over Coastal Carolina and recent performances at Winthrop highlight his rising impact.
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Marlin wins Daytona 500 in Monte Carlo debut
Sterling Marlin passes Dale Earnhardt on the final laps to claim the Daytona 500 in Chevrolet's Monte Carlo debut, giving GM a 1-2 with Earnhardt second. Marlin becomes the third back to back winner after Petty and Yarborough. Earnhardt and others praise the race as Marlin explains his late move and strategy.
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Elyria Catholic falls in overtime to Chanel in chaotic finish
Elyria Catholic led 64-59 with 62 seconds left but Chanel forced overtime after a late trio of plays. Firebirds’ Marques Evans sank the tying free throw, then Cargile and Santiago sparked Chanel in the extra period as EC shot poorly from the line. Niederst scored a career high before the OT collapse.
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Indians Welcome Veteran Slusarski As Camp Opens
Slusarski has intrigued Cleveland with past performances against Oakland and a Tucson exhibition shutdown of the Indians. GM John Hart recalls the spring training note and says health helped him, while Slusarski says he did not choose to report to camp as he’s not on the four man roster. The Indians invite about 40 position players including Barbara Garbey, a 1984 Detroit rookie, to the camp as negotiations over union issues loom.
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Fratello touted as front-runner for Coach of the Year
Orlando’s Tree Rollins praises Mike Fratello for transforming the Cavaliers into a competitive, defense‑driven club amid injuries. Fratello’s 400th win comes as Cleveland vies atop the Central Division with a disciplined, half‑court approach. Magic coach Brian Hill backs Fratello as Coach of the Year.
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