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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2003
Page
1
Recap notes the 2002 Ohio State team delivering a win seen as business as usual in a game destined for lasting legacy. Senior safety Mike Doss closes his college career amid a clash with Miami’s Ken Dorsey as the Buckeyes triumph in a milestone football showdown.
A judge imposes capital punishment after convicting a killer who murdered a seven year old. The verdict marks a high profile crime case involving a severe murder and the court's harsh sentencing. The report notes a not guilty plea from a separate LOCAA leader Anna Taylor-Garter facing related charges.
Ohio State defeats Miami 31-24 in double overtime at Tempe to cap an undefeated season and claim the national championship. Coach Jim Tressel hails the hard fought win and the team of overachievers as fans celebrate on Sun Devil Stadium turf after a historic title run.
Ohio State stunned top ranked Miami 31-24 in double overtime at the Fiesta Bowl in Tempe Arizona to claim the national championship. Fans in Columbus erupted as the final Miami pass fell incomplete, with students and locals celebrating the dramatic victory and historic title.
Stacey M. Bowman age 20 of South Amherst died from injuries after a noon crash on state Route 113 between Murray Ridge Road and Clemens Avenue. Police said Bowman drove a 1998 Eagle Talon eastbound, lost control, crossed the median, and struck a westbound car as her vehicle continued across lanes.
A North Olmsted man fled a traffic crash to his girlfriend’s apartment and engaged in a seven hour standoff with police before leaping from an upper level to escape. The incident ended without details of injuries or charges.
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