Cleveland State tops Illinois-Chicago for 20th win of season
Cleveland State defeats Illinois-Chicago 89-69 behind 22 points from Ken McFadden and four other Vikings in double figures. The win improves CSU to 20-6 overall and 10-2 in the Association of Mid-Continent Universities, keeping them tied for first with Southwest Missouri State. Illinois-Chicago falls to 8-18 and 4-8 in conference play.
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Cleveland State
Illinois-Chicago
Southwest Missouri State
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Bradley
Mudd
Robertson
Tomlin
Raby
Strong
Porter
Malloy
Dixon
Fogler
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Chicago
Shican
Delaney
Jett
Hall
Jackson
eFadden
Tomim
Ychingan
Geysiend
Ithicago
Chambers
Assisis
Gieweiare
Newsome vows to chase Super Bowl with Browns
Ozzie Newsome, the NFL’s top tight end receiver, plans to play another season with the Cleveland Browns. He says he plays to help the team win the Super Bowl and loves football, having decided after a month of reflection following the season. Newsome, 32 in March, holds eight Browns receiving records and has 575 career catches with a 127 game streak.
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Houston
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Seattle
Steve Largent
Browns eye Trestman as new QB coach candidate
Cleveland seeks to replace Lindy Infante with Marc Trestman, a 32 year old QB coach from Tampa Bay who has NFL and college experience with Bernie Kosar, Jim Kelly, and Vinny Testaverde. Ted Plumb and Gary Stevens also amid talks as final candidates. Marty Schottenheimer aims to decide by midweek ahead of leaving for the NFL Competition Committee.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Marc Trestman
Cleveland Browns
Lindy Infante
Trestman
Tampa Bay
Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
University of Miami
Hurricane
Bernie Kosar
Buffalo
Jim Kelly
Vinny Testaverde
Infante
Browns
Green Bay Packers
Marty Schottenheimer
Miami Hurricanes
Gary Stevens
Marty
Philadelphia Eagles
Ted Plumb
Tampa Bay Publicity Department
Schottenheimer
NFL
Blair Blair wins U S gold in world record 500 meters
Blair captured the second U S gold of the Winter Games in Calgary, clocking a world record 500 meters. She praised the national anthem as tears filled her eyes, while Sweden won a cross country relay and Canada tied Sweden in hockey.
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Alberta
Bonnie Blair
U.S
Blair
Canada
Sweden
Austria
Sigrid Wolf
Switzerland
United States
Finland
Netherlands
Blair Sets 39.10 World Record In 1980 Winter Race
Blair skated a 39.10 world record in the 500 at the XV Winter Olympics surpassing all rivals and edging Rothenburger by two hundredths as Karen Kania claimed bronze. Jansen attended the event amid tragedy while Natalie Grenier finished 11th and Blair’s family watched from the stands.
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Rothenburger
East Germany
Karen Kania
Dan Jansen
Jansen
Natalie Grenier
Indians seek spark from spring hurlers under Wiley
In Tucson the Cleveland Indians pitching coach Mark Wiley praises spring camp pitchers and notes healthy rosters in contrast to last season, with a 61-101 finish and a 5.28 ERA. The club trains at Hi Corbett Field with 25 arms, adding 18 more for a B team ahead of the April 4 Texas opener. veterans and farm-system depth are both hoped to pay off.
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Ariz
Mark Wiley
Cleveland Indians
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Wiley
Hi Corbett Field
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