St John’s Georgetown Showdown Looms at Madison Square Garden
Lou Carnesecca previews Wednesday night’s No 1 St John’s versus No 2 Georgetown clash at the Garden calling it the prom after a magical month as the Redmen chase a 1 seed and end Chapter One. Mullin and Ewing lead the era defining matchup in a city daydream.
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Uszynski Sets Goals for Lorain Football Revival
Lorain Senior hires Jim Uszynski as head coach and targets building a staff within two weeks, boosting weight programs, meeting players, rallying fans, and aiming to draw 5 000 to 10 000 fans. Uszynski previously coached Columbia and North Ridgeville, turning around programs with strong records. The 2-8 Steelmen's post resignation era begins as Furiga departs.
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Firelands tops Buckeye Bucks in AA opener action
Firelands Falcons upset Buckeye Bucks 67 to 58 in Elyria as Firelands shoots 64.1 percent and sinks 17 of 25 free throws. Four Falcons reach double figures led by Hand 20 Kudela 17 Gigliotti 13 Larson 10 while Buckeye cager Kinsey cites a second quarter drought and turnovers.
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Cavs coach Karl defies start with late resurgence
Cleveland's George Karl steers the Cavaliers from a 2-19 start to an 18-18 stretch over two months. He cites contributors Phil Hubbard Lonnie Shelton John Bagley Johnny Davis and bench depth as keys to a possible playoff push on a six game road swing beginning in Chicago.
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Bando Aims for Healthy Start as Indians Catcher
Cleveland's Chris Bando, 29, vies for the starting catching job with Jerry Willard at spring training in Tucson. Corrales says Bando holds the early edge after a .291 season with 12 homers and 41 RBIs in 220 at bats, while Willard vows to compete.
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