Berzin Eyes Tour de France Breakthrough After Italy Win
Russian rider Berzin thrives as a new main challenger to Indurain though he missed last year’s roster. He trails Jalabert by seconds with Gewiss leading the pack as the 100 mile Stage Four heads from Alencon to Le Havre toward a Paris finish on July 23.
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Mystery Ph
Come Gin
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Pat
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Stich
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Serzin
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Orurain
Werzm
Uss
Durain
Yoran
Gewiss
Jalabert
Kasiat Tyan Gotti
Dane Brarne
Alencon
le Havre
Paris
Western Open purse boosts field with 2 million prize
Nick Price discusses the bigger purse drawing 82 top money winners to Cog Hill as Motorola raises the prize to 2 million, aiming for a stronger field. Tiger Woods, aiming to become the third amateur in four decades to win a PGA Tour event, recovers from a wrist injury and weighs his amateur status for 1997.
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Cog Hill Golf & Coun Club
Motorola
Price
Woods
Scott Verplank
Phil Mickelson
Verplank
Butler National
Stanford
U.S
Cog Hill
Earl
NBA Lockout Crowds Richer Games Into Crisis
The piece traces the NBA's rise and the current lockout, noting fans face higher prices and pay-per-view games as owners, commissioners, and players clash. It highlights union decertification pressure led by agents like David Falk, with stars including Jordan and O’Neal under scrutiny, and calls for resolution before talks resume.
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David Stern
David Falk
Michael Jordan
Joe Smith
Golden State Warriors
NBA
Shaquille O’neal
Shawn Kemp
Planet Reebok
Larry Johnson
Grand Ma Ma
Falk
Simon Gourdine
Gourdine
National Labor Relations Board
Jordan
Patrick Ewing
Alonzo Mourning
United States District Court
Minnesota
Ticket scalping outside Jacobs Field cited in Coughlin column
Chronicle Telegram sportscaster Dan Coughlin notes a New Jersey businessman paid $12 for an extra Jacobs Field ticket amid crowd chaos. He warns that trading tickets on site invites police attention and paints a backdrop of Cleveland’s Gateway and Flats area safety concerns during the season.
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Columbus
Cleveland
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Steve Kelley Columnist for Seattle Times
Steve Kelley writes about Seattle sports for the Seattle Times offering analysis, commentary, and insights on teams, players, and events from a local perspective.
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Steve Kelley
Seattle Times
John Street
Seattle
Wash
Youth Track Meet at Oberlin during Cultural Days
Harmison Cultural Community Centre hosts a track meet for boys and girls ages 7 to 18 on July 15 at Oberlin College as part of Cultural Days. Events are divided by gender and age groups 7-9 10-12 13-15 16-18. entry is 4 dollars per entrant with unlimited events if registered by July 10. race day fee is 5 dollars. Contact Jerry Warfield at 282 2438.
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Harmison
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Jerry Warfield
Chris Evert, Tennis Legend, Feted at Hall Induction
At Wimbledon coverage, Pam Shriver recalls Evert as mentally fierce with unflinching eyes. The International Tennis Hall of Fame honored her with a July 16 induction in Newport, RI, with former President Bush presenting. Evert discusses career highs, post retirement life, and the state of women's tennis amid Seles Capriati absences.
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Chris Evert
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Navratilova
Chris
International Tennis Hall of Fame
Evert
Newport
Bush
Monica Seles
Jennifer Capriati
Steffi
Andy Mill
NBC Sports
Women’s Tennis Association
Arantxa
Sanchez Vicario
Center Court
Dick Enberg
Ozma Garrison Jackson
Garrison Jackson
Graf
Seles
Capriati
Atlantic City
Hamburg
Germany
Philadelphia
Florida
Alexander
Nicholas
Hyer Sparks Bar Brothers Masonry Past Hutman and Sons
Tom Hyer had two hits and three RBIs to lead Bar Brothers Masonry to a 5-0 victory over Hutman and Sons. He also earned a save by relieving in the fifth inning after starter Steve McCallun. Matt Mattey and Neil Bennett added two hits each for the winners.
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Elyria
Tom Hyer
Bar Brothers Masonry
Hutman and Sons
Hyer
Steve McCallun
Matt Mattey
Neil Bennett
Local Youth Basketball Programs Open Gym and Camps Offerings
North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation hosts a men open gym at North Ridgeville High School Wednesdays 9 to 1030 pm with a $2 fee register on site. Oberlin Recreation runs Twilight League for 13 16 year olds Tuesdays 6 to 9 pm Langston Middle School $10 call 778 7264. Hoop Camp 95 at Oberlin July 10 14 17 21 24 28 with grades 4 6 7 9 coed or girls. $20 call 775 7254. Northeast Ohio Youth Basketball Summer Showcase July 28 30 at Lakewood schools and Notre Dame College AAU style. entry $175. Call 216 524 0290.
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North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Department
North Ridgeville High School
Oberin Recreation Department
Langston Middle School
Oberlin Recreation Department
Samn H.E.C
Northeast Ohio
Lakewood
Notre Dame College
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