North Olmsted’s McFarland eyes Olympic gold
Joe McFarland, a two time state wrestling champ from North Olmsted, stars for Michigan at 126 pounds. Ranked second by Amateur Wrestling News, he aims for NCAA titles and the 1984 Olympic team with plans to balance finals, tryouts, and training in a pivotal six month window.
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Force edge Chiefs in MISL thriller at Coliseum
In front of 16,443 fans the Cleveland Force defeated the Kansas City Comets 6 5 Friday at the Coliseum. The win marked the Force first time with Friday attendance reaching that level and highlighted a high scoring MISL clash.
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Lakers Top Celtics In Fringe Two-Man Show
The Lakers, missing Jamaal Wilkes and Bob McAdoo, rallied to beat the Boston Celtics 116-108 in a dramatic clash. Pat Riley praised the team’s pride and character as key to the win.
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Youth hockey comeback highlights near Elyria defeat
SQUIRTS OBERLIN-Elyria beat Brooklyn 8-4 in a youth hockey clash. Guy Rodgers led with three goals and four assists, Andy Malanowski added two goals and three assists, Jeff Reid contributed a goal and four assists, while Jeff Armitage had two goals and two assists. Richy Reid stopped 26 shots. Elsewhere NBA scores dominated the page with Lakers beating Celtics 111-102 in Boston, and other results across the league.
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Northfield Harness Racing Recap and Payouts Friday
Readable results from Northfield harness racing show finishing order with horses like Misty Ides and Electras Own, plus pace times and paid totals including Perfecta and Quinella payouts. Notable bets include Triple and Big Triple outcomes with totals around $208,534 across the card and multiple $12-$5460 scale payoffs for exacta style bets.
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Stoudt leads Stallions in USFL debut opener
The USFL starts its second season with six new teams and notable stars. Cliff Stoudt headlines Birmingham against New Jersey Generals led by Brian Sipe and Walt Michaels. Joe Cribbs wins a court ruling to join Birmingham as Herschel Walker and Gary Barbaro bolster New Jersey. Other games feature Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, Memphis, Houston, Oklahoma and San Antonio expansions plus a Boston relocation. Monday night pits Chicago at Michigan.
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Seghi may renew players contracts
Cleveland Indians general manager Phil Seghi says he would unilaterally renew the contracts of five unsigned players on the 40-man spring roster if they fail to sign by a March deadline. The sixth unsigned player remains on the roster with no renewal yet specified.
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Purdue Illini rematch promises tighter Big Ten showdown
Purdue and Illinois, both high in the AP Top Twenty, collide after Illinois routed Purdue 76 52 in Champaign. Purdue seeks revenge and a share of first in the Big Ten as Mackey Arena hosts a crucial late season clash while Florida and other teams prep for weekend action.
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