Butler Tops Cleveland State In College Basketball Thriller
Butler defeats Cleveland State in a tight college basketball contest. The win boosts Butler in a key matchup as both teams vie for conference positioning and national recognition.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1996
Page
3
Butler defeats Cleveland State in a tight college basketball contest. The win boosts Butler in a key matchup as both teams vie for conference positioning and national recognition.
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Wellington High suspends top scorer Scott Boozer and starter Kris Edwards for the season after admitting smokeless tobacco use in a school office. Athletic Director Sam Clark confirmed the season-long suspension, saying the rules have been in place and the coaches would not comment further. Boozer apologized, citing a locker discovery and experimentation during a game-tape session.
Amherst and Falls meet to duel for first in the Southwestern Conference as Falls carries a 7-0 league record while Amherst trails by one game and sits 11-1 overall after a December 70-57 loss in their first meeting. Olmsted Falls coach Pat Donahue downplays rankings while Amherst coach Dave Zvara calls the setback an ouch.
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