Winners and Losers in the New World of Golf
Kapalua opens the 1999 season with Phil Mickelson defending his Mercedes title as the World Golf Championship events reshape schedules. David Duval, four-time winner last year, defends only two events amid a tour-wide reshuffle that shifts importance to WGCs and high-stakes majors.
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TPC
Hal Sutton
Toronto
Glen Abbey
Tucson
Duval
Justin Leonard
Doval
Greg Norman
Doral
Bay Hill
Mickelson
Lightning recall Larocque and Betik amid roster moves
The Tampa Bay Lightning recalled defenseman Mario Larocque from the Lumberjacks and assigned Karel Betik to Cleveland due to immigration issues. Larocque, a 1996 first round pick, has 1 assist and 40 penalty minutes in 16 games for the Jacks after missing 17 games with mono. The IHL All Star Game will be Jan 17 in Cincinnati with Zac Bierk replacing Andrei Trefilov and Dave Baseggio out for two months.
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Bierk
Indianapolis
Andrei Trefilov
Chicago Blackhawks
Calgary Flames
Tive
Dave Baseggio
Bjerk
Crown
Cincinnati
Weather Halts Tuesday Night High School Games
Cold, icy conditions force postponements across boys and girls basketball and ice hockey. Only three boys games rescheduled. Lorain County and Southwestern league teams still play four games each. Notable moves include North Ridgeville at Berea and Lakewood at Elyria Catholic hockey delayed. Elyria at Mentor LEL game on as scheduled. Wrestling Vermilion at Huron in non conference dual set.
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Keystone
Oberin
Wellington
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Mdview
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Brookside
Firelands
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Sac
Rocky River
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W. Shaker
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Shaker
North Coast
LGB
Holy Name Chanel
Nocl Elyna Catholic
Chanel Lake Catholic Padua
Lae Catholic
Holy Name Padua Nogl Elyna Catholic Eco
Tonity Pioneer Pioneer
L GB Mid Strongsvile Medina Strongewille Brecksville
Breckswilla
Medina Berea
Midpark
North Royalion Worth Roy North
North Ridgeville
Berea
Braves
Lake Ridge
Buckeye
Elyria Catholic
North Parl
Elyria
Brecksville
Brunswick
Strongsville
Admiral King
Lorain athletic director Love retires after 30 years of service
Love, who has served in Lorain district for three decades, announces retirement citing stress from non league athletic duties and 1991 financial crunch. He plans travel and wants to see his actor son in California. He hints at possible return to education and discusses league prospects for Admiral King and Southview, plus possible Lorain County Conference expansion.
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California
Lorain
Charleston
Lake Erie
Admiral King
Southview High Schools
Lorain County
Southview
Deer crash injures driver and bystanders in neighborhood
A deer crashed into a car windshield injuring Elaine who suffered a swollen eye as the animal tore through the yard and across the street. Josh Richardson witnessed the event from his window and EMS was called while police searched for the deer. The Nissan dealership said similar incidents recently occurred.
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Big Acar
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Josh Richardson
Richardson
Baby Jesus
EMS
Elaine
Ganley Nissan
Lane
Johnson
Buckeyes star Boston weighs pro move after Sugar Bowl win
Since 1992 the program has lost 10 underclassmen to early entry. Wide receiver Coler Boston contemplates turning pro after a Sugar Bowl MVP performance, citing a tough week of decision making. He holds Ohio State records for receptions and yards in a season and career, with 34 TD catches. Katze may join him in evaluating next season as he considers his future after a storied career.
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John Cooper
Andy Kateenmeyer
Boston
Ohio State
Texas A&m
Suard
Toe Germaine
Buckeyes
Arizona State
Cooper
Germaine
Biletnikoff
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