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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2001
Page
5
College football report notes Jim Tressel has not decided which quarterback will start for CSU this season. The article appears on page C3 and reflects early coaching uncertainties ahead of CSU games.
At the Australian Open, Martina Hingis and Serena Williams powered through their matches to set up a high profile quarterfinal showdown. Hingis dominated her opponent with precise baseline play while Williams fired winners from the forecourt, signaling a blockbuster duel to reach the semis.
A compact reminiscence notes shrinking dividends from a pork belly venture. The writer recalls a past Cavaliers trade of Shawn Kemp to Portland and jokes about the team’s off season acquisitions versus Kemp’s impact. The tone resembles a sports columnist reflecting on misjudgments.
Cleveland sent Samaki Walker and Chris Gatling to Golden State for Jim Paxson to save salary but later unloaded Kemp. The column notes Bimbo Coles returns to Cavs tonight against Portland and praises the deal for shedding the overpaid forward. Weatherspoon and Gatling face free agency at season's end.
Michigan State, ranked third, edged Ohio State 71-56 at Breslin Center in East Lansing. Jason Richardson scored 24 points on 9 of 13 shooting as OSU fell to 15-1 overall, 4-1 in the Big Ten, while Zach Randolph posted 14 points and 10 rebounds and Charlie Bell and Adam Ballinger added 10 apiece. The game featured a back-and-forth first half, with Ohio State within four at halftime before MSU pulled away in the second period.
Giants land in Tampa amid excitement and emotion as players film the moment and fans greet them. Raymond James Stadium looms, with in-flight banter highlighting the leap to Super Bowl glory against the Ravens.
Elyria High boys swimming and diving, in their second varsity season, have surged to 6-0 in Lake Erie League duals and 9-0 overall. They upset Lakewood 95-91 and Valley Forge 93-89 in tight finishes, with new swimmers thriving under coach Colleen Everhart as they prepare for a test against Shaker Heights.
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