Folks triple double pace Lynx past Shock 88 68
Kristin Folks led Minnesota with 19 points and 12 rebounds in the 88 68 win over Detroit as the Lynx improved to 2 2 ending a two game skid. Betty Lennox added 15 points 10 rebounds in the double feature for the team.
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Rockers surge to big lead as Sting stumble in second half
Suzie McConnell Serio drilled a 3 as The Rockers stretched to 47-21 early after the break, triggering a 10-0 run. Rhonda Mapp sparked Charlotte with 5 points in a 59-48 rally, but a late 3 was off the rim. Cleveland answered with Rushia Brown finishing a layup and Jones scoring 11 as Mapp led Sting with 17 and Stinson added 15.
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Lakers Pacers vie for first title in finals since 1991
The Lakers and Pacers meet in a best of seven NBA Finals with Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O Neal leading Los Angeles against Indiana stars Reggie Miller and Rik Smits in a clash that pits first time finalists against a Lakers squad seeking a sixth title since 1991. The series opens in Los Angeles with Indiana facing pressure to win its first league crown.
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Norton Brick ties for fourth in Northeast Ohio golf tourney
Norton Brick of Elyria shot 78 to tie for fourth in the Championship Association weekly golf tourney. A. J. Barth, Joe Skupski and Tom Schott each matched Brick with 73. Don Savage won at Hawks Nest in Creston with a 69 amid windy conditions.
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Young faces retirement or Denver move for Steve Young
Steve Young may retire or join the Denver Broncos after San Francisco GM Bill Walsh signaled the 49ers plan to end his career. Young, under 49er contract, asked to negotiate with Denver following concussion history and 49ers’ direction not to clear him to play. Walsh said a Friday decision would resolve retirement or Denver release. In Washington, Deion Sanders joins a bold offseason with a seven year 56 million deal amid other signings and trades aimed at a championship push.
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Packers Release Chmura After June 1 Salary Cut
NFL notes detail Mark Chmura being cut by the Green Bay Packers after June 1, saving 900000 in salary cap space. The report notes he faces trial on sexual assault charges and a neck injury that sidelined him last season raises questions about his football future.
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EHS Amherst King lead Division I baseball picks
Seven schools place three players each on the Lorain County All County teams chosen by the county baseball coaches association. Elyria Amherst and Admiral King led Division I with three selections each, along with players from Midview Southview Vermilion Brookside Avon Lake and Lorain Catholic across divisions II and III IV.
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Devils Rally Past Stars In Game Four To Even Series
New Jersey overcame a 1-0 deficit to win 3-1 at Dallas, as Brodeur stopped 16 shots and the Devils tied the series. Dallas had been strong at home but faltered late, with Stars coach Ken Hitchcock lamenting defense and late giveaways.
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