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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2001
Page
13
Admiral King overpowered rival in a sectional girls basketball showdown finishing 86 points. North Olmsted powered to a decisive win on the same day as Page C4 coverage highlighted regional results and upcoming matchups.
Sheldon Ocker reports at Chain of Lakes Park that spring training began with pitchers throwing light and staff scrutinizing grips. Manuel pushes Steve Karsay as a starter to cover for injured Nagy and Wright, noting Karsay can reach 94 to 97 with a sharp overhand curveball and strong control.
The Orlando Sentinel reflects on Dale Earnhardt’s legacy after his death at Daytone Rose Park, arguing he transcended NASCAR to embody a rare greatness in American sports, surpassing icons like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretzky, and Babe Ruth.
In Daytona Beach fans filed past a makeshift memorial outside the track to mourn the death of Dale Earnhardt. A pickup with No 3 RIP stood beside flowers as fans expressed grief and looked toward Earnhardt's son continuing the racing legacy.
Wesley Person returned from a bruised elbow to score 13 in 16 minutes and spark Cleveland to an 85-84 win over the Bulls at Gund Arena. Chris Mihm added an assist as the Cavaliers halted a 10 game skid, their sixth in franchise history. Hoiberg nearly forced OT with a late 3 but missed.
North Ridgeville led by Workman 23 points and Perry 22 as Amherst without Shagovac due to injury fell 69-42 to the Rangers in the Division I sectional. Amherst coach Kelley said Workman carried the team as North Ridgeville built an early 18-6 run and dominated the rest.
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