Four athletic director changes reshape area high schools
Retirements spark an AD shuffle as Firelands picks Steve Lias to replace Sue Pete, and North Ridgeville transfers Jeff Schultz to Rocky River where Wayne Rositano retires. Keystone names Phil Tuttle after Ted Gordon retires, bringing long‑time insider continuity to the program.
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Steve Lias
Firelands
Sue Pete
North Ridgeville
Jeff Schultz
Rocky River
Wayne Rositano
Ted Gordon
Keystone Athletics
Phil Tuttle
Gordon
Lias
Firelands School Board
Rositano
West Shore Ce
Schultz
North R
North Ridgeville High School
Patricia Bahr
Edwards wins NASCAR dirt duel at Eldora Speedway
Carl Edwards outran Kyle Busch and Jeff Gordon to win the Nextel Prelude to the Dream charity race on Eldora Speedway in western Ohio. About 20,000 fans packed the small track as 26 drivers steered 2,300-pound late models with over 800 horsepower. Gordon, third, recalled dirt racing roots at Eldora.
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Rossburg
Carl Edwards
Kyle Busch
Jeff Gordon
Tony Stewart
Edwards
Eldora Speedway
Ohio
Ken Schrader
Gordon
Busch
Eldora
Talladega
Ducks Clinch Cup as Niedermayer and Giguere Shine
Scott Niedermayer captains the Ducks to their first title in a seven game thriller over the Devils. Jean Sebastien Giguere earns the Conn Smythe after stopping 11 shots in the clincher, sealing Anaheim’s celebrate moment as Selanne and Pronger contribute to a historic finish.
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Ducks
Scott Niedermayer
New Jersey Devils
Anaheim
Jean- Sebastien Giguere
Antoine Vermette
Rob
New Jersey
Scott
Selanne
Pronger
Edmonton
Oilers
Carolina
Giguere
Polansky slips to 8th at NJCAA golf championship
Polansky shot a four over par 76 to stand eighth at six over 150 after two rounds at Chautauqua Golf Club in New York. First round leader Paul Jacobson carded 74 to extend his two shot edge at 1 over 145 while the four day event continues. In other local sports notes Middies produce college destinations for four graduates with plans in sports, engineering and education.
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Polansky
Eric Polansky
Chautauqua Golf Club
Chautauqua
N.Y
Amherst
Paul Jacobson
Middies
Midview High
Ohio
Scott Given
Lake Erie College
Jordon Clements
Capital University
Jared Dusky
Marietta College
Bay High seeks football opponents as coach lists contact
Bay High School needs football opponents and asks interested teams to contact head coach Mike Peregord at 440 934 4249. Oberlin College seeks a part time women s basketball coach requiring collegiate playing or coaching experience. apply by contacting 440 775 8546.
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Bay High School
Mike Peregord
Oberlin College
Sabathia emerging as ace for Indians in playoff push
The Chronicle Telegram notes CC Sabathia’s breakout season with a 9-1 record and 3.40 ERA through 13 starts, leading the AL in wins and earning praise from opponents and manager Eric Wedge. Sabathia says he must elevate his game to help Cleveland make the playoffs.
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Cleveland
C.C. Sabathia
Sabathia
C.C
Mike Sweeney
Indians
Eric Wedge
Wedge
Indians Fall Short as Bannister Shuts Down Cleveland
Kansas City starter Brian Bannister allowed three hits through five innings and a run on an error led to Travis Hafner’s RBI double. Jose Byrd’s walk streak ended at 48 as Cleveland mounted late rallies but could not overcome the Royals. Manager Eric Wedge lamented execution while the Indians’ bats struggled for the second straight night.
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Indians
Bannister
Kelly Shoppach
RBI
Travis Hafner
Cleveland
Eric Wedge
Detroit
Byrd
Joey Gathright
David DeJesus
Royals
Ryan Shealy
Kansas City
DeJesus
Wedge
Hafner
Franklin Gutierrez
Gutierrez
Martinez
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Tuttle
Pete Alper
Palpern
Chronciet.com
Ottawa
Emery
Paul Devorski
Dan O'Halloran
Shane Heyer
Jean Monn
Viapren
Bates
Elyria High
Nicole Bates
Baldwin-Wallace
The
Yellow Jackets
Chris Assenheimer
Chronicle- Telegram
Alvin
Buffalo
Marte
Lee
Blake
Wednesdy
David Riske
Chroniclet.com
Cassenheim
Grady Sizemore
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