Griffin Dunks Over Car to Win Slam Dunk Contest
Clippers rookie Blake Griffin claimed the slam dunk title by leaping over a car, amid nervous team officials and media attention during All-Star weekend. LeBron James offered snappy commentary on dunks, global expansion talk circulated, and 3D broadcast marked a first for the All-Star events.
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Kobe Bryant leads All-Star duel with 34 as East rallies
Durant scored 34 and LeBron James joined Michael Jordan with a triple double in an All-Star thriller. Bryant drew the spotlight with 34 points and late free throws, while Wade exited after an ankle injury and Amare Stoudemire posted 29 for the West.
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All-Star Saturday Night Sets Viewership Record
Saturday all-star events drew 8.1 million viewers and a 4.4 rating, the high mark in the event's 26 years. Blake Griffin's slam dunk over a car highlighted the night as TNT reported a 23 percent rise from 2009. The East and West teams featured stars from Boston and Miami amid Lakers rivals, with boos for Pierce and Garnett and strong showings from Bryant, Durant, and Griffin.
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Lorain Hall of Fame Class of 2011 Inductees Named
Eight individuals plus two teams make up the 2011 Lorain Hall of Fame class in regular and special categories. Inductees include Tony Dore III Jamie Gladden Joe Skodny Mark Walden Dave Urbanek Joe Hudak Paul Falencki and Frank Polito. Lorain Highs 1986 87 boys basketball team also joins the list.
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Skolnicki lifts Brookside past Mapleton in 65-47 win
Brookside seniors Skolnicki scored 17 points leading the Cardinals to a 65-47 non-conference win over Mapleton. The Cards hit seven 3s and improve to 8-11 as Mapleton struggles at 47 points. Mapleton's Hower and Sanders led with double figures.
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Amherst Clinic Set for Track and Field Comet Event
The Amherst Track and Field Comet Clinic returns for a second year on Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. at Amherst High School. Admission is free for athletes, coaches, parents, and fans. the first 500 attendees receive free T shirts. World class speakers will present talks.
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