Morrison eyes 50-50 date with Lewis after famous win
Morrison earned a unanimous decision over George Foreman and promoters offered a 50-50 split of about 30 million to fight Lennox Lewis in the fall. The offer follows Morrison’s quick reward from the Foreman upset as boxing buzz builds.
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Tommy Morrison
George Foreman
Morrison
Lennox Lewis
Fonmer
Rocket works out for Raiders at training camp
Raghib Rocket Ismail spent about 45 minutes in El Segundo meeting Al Davis and the Raiders staff. Ismail, accompanied by Boston attorney Bob Woolf, arrived to negotiate in person after two CFL seasons with the Toronto Argonauts.
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Los Angeles Raiders
al Davis
Raghib
Rocket
Ismail
el Segundo
Calif
Bob Woolf
California
Notre Dame
Toronto Argonauts
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Larry Kinnebrew
Hamilton County
Miami Dolphins
Mike Golic
Golic
Philadelphia
Evening sports schedule with five pro games listed
Today features baseball at 4 p m on ESPN collage Word Sanas basketball at 9 p m on Channel 3 Bulls vs Suns and hockey at 7 30 p m ESPN Kings vs Canadiens also noted Sox at Indians game details shown for a busy broadcast day
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ESPN
Sanas
WEOL
WKNA
Aled Sox
Indians
Bulls
Suns
Espn — Kings
Canadiens
World Cup USA v England on Soccer Night
In a 6 p.m. World Cup broadcast the USA faces England with notable MLB and park league notes. Boston Red Sox signees and several pitchers and infielders are listed, including Hayward, Patton, and Dobbs, along with Twins option Pal Maho Mes and Panland Park Coast League contract moves for Eki Guardado.
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Boston Red Sox
Highest rated sports programs in Arbiton ratings summary
Arbitron ratings across 19 markets list top sports broadcasts including the May 31 to June 8 period. Notable items cover NBA Playoffs New York at Chicago NBC 3 30 pm rating 192 share 30, Seattle at Phoenix NBC 3 30 pm rating 18 2, Balmont Stakes ABC 5-6 pm rating 719 8, French Open broadcasts NBC 9 am-2 pm rating 3.5 share 11 and other totals. Also several baseball signings and personnel moves noted for New York Yankees Seattle Mariners Rangers Cubs Expos Rockies and more, with team changes and player transactions across leagues.
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Chago
New York
Chicago
NBC
Seattle
Phogra
Phoenx
ABC
King
NEW York Yankees
Jett Iderson
Seattle Mariners
Chas Heale
Pilcher
Renrgactive
Jung
Greg Leon
Chug Smith
Greg Wiltming
Chicago Cubs
Thomas Ball
Gary Beashery
Chas Bryant
Andrew Devrins
Jason Dynn
James Farrow
Shawn Hill
Sean Hogan
David Hutcheson
Mark Laveni
Gary Twiggs
David Weber
Frank Cicaro
Tony Khoury
Jared Snyder
Gilbert Avalos
Gabe Duross
Jason Maxwell
Miguel Montilla
Douglas Alang
Ralph Eusebio
Sean Brie
Cincinnati Reos
Darran Hall
Jonathan Dold
Jason Baker
David Chandler
Mike Moses
Steven Eddie
Chad Akers
Colorado Rockies
Bryan Rekar
David Minner
Nathan Holdren
Montreal Expos
Jimmy Jones
Neil Weber
Aaron Krieper
Finan Detwiter
Josue Estrada
Trace Coquillate
Joseph Tosana
Matt Harrell
Scott Quada
All-America Team selections in 1983 baseball list
AP reports the 1983 American Baseball Coaches Association All-America Team with first team hurlers Bran Anderson Dan Chui Scott Christman Jett Granger Dan Preifer Jason Vantek and others. Notable players include Paul LoDuca Eric Dan Epilis Marc Sagstrom Brooks Kieschnick and Todd Walker. Also notes LSU and Long Beach State in today’s schedule.
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Omaha
Todd Walker
LSU
Merk Lor‘eta
Northwestar
Antonio Fernandez
Marica
Paul LoDuca
Arizona
St OF
Eric Dan- Epilis
Notre Dame
Marc Sagtram
Nebraska
Bnan Thomas
Taxan
Utility
Brooks Kieschmek
Texas
All Star Game Selections For AL Starters Revealed
Resurts through June 7 show starting AL positions across catcher first base second base shortstop third base and outfield with players from Minnesota Texas Detroit Chicago and Oakland leading the voting totals. Notable names include Cal Ripken Jr Wade Boggs Kirby Puckett Ken Griffey Jr and Jose Canseco among others with voting tallies ranging from over two hundred thousand to just tens of thousands.
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New York
Bathmore
Brian Harper
Minnesota
Ivan Rodriguez
Texas
Sandy Alomar
Cleveland
Mickey Tettlaton
Derroi
Verry Steinbach
Oakland
Tony Porn
Don Mattingly
John Olerud
Toronto
Mo Vaughn
Boston
Roberto Algmar
Chuck Knoblauch
Carlos Boorga
Bill Ripken
Steve Sex. Cheape
Cose Lind
Kansas City
Lance Blankenship
Lou Wttaker
Detroi
Cal Ripken Jr
Balti- Miners
Travis Fryman
Detroit
Greg Gagin
Painstack
Milwaukee
Mike Bordick
Ozzie Guilda
Chicago
Scot Leis
Juan Ball
Milaukee
Wade Boggs
Robin Vantura
Dean Palmer
Kevin Seitzer
Edgar Martinez
Seattle
Scott Cooper
Tory Jorgensen
B J. Surfel
Ken Galley
Kirby Puckett
Dave Winfield
Jose Canseco
Juan Gonzalez
Jon Carter
Rickey Henderson
Albert Belle
Shana Mack
Ruben Sierra
Kirk Gibson
Andra Dawson
Goston
Brady Anderson
Baltimore
Robin Yount
Miwaukea
Dave Henderson
Bran McRae
Elyria Area Sports Camps and Clinics Overview
A long list of summer sports camps in Elyria and nearby areas includes Dave Leffew's Wildcat Softball Camp at Pentiald Recreation Field with two sessions each Monday in June and July. Elyria High Basketball Camp June 14-18 for grades 4-9. Camp Golden Eagle at Elyria for grades 2-6. Keystone Wildcats Basketball Camp for girls and boys. Wolverine Volleyball Camp at Elyria West High School. Daugherty at EC Cage Camp with Brad Daugherty. Oberlin College Baseball Camp June 14-18 and 21-25 for ages 8-16. St Edward Wrestling Camp June 14-19. Elyria Volleyball Camp July 26-30. and various other regional offerings with contact numbers and fees. Many camps run mornings and afternoons, with age groups, gear, and registration details included.
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Wildcat
Keystone
Pentiald Recreation Field
Elyria
Elyria High
Art Daniels
Golden Eagle
Joyce Snyder
Keystone Wildcat
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Wolverine
Ath
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Lynn Jalowiec
Daugherty
EC Cage
Brad Daugherty
Cleveland Cavaliers
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Jeff White
Curt Karpinski
Elyram High
Gost
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Bowling Green
Todd Brunswick
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Ohio
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Anderson Arena
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Mexia
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Call
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Hector Rosano
Lady Pioneers
Bill Bird
Indians Edge Red Sox On Treadway Walk-Off Hit
Roger Clemens allowed four runs in seven innings as the Indians rally against Boston. Baerga’s 22 pitch homer tied the game in the sixth after a rain delay. Treadway delivered a first-pitch single in the ninth to cap a dramatic Cleveland comeback over Boston.
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Clemens
Felix Fermin
Fermin
Jesse Levis
Kenny Lofton
Levis
Lofton
Wayne Kirby
Kirby
Baerga
Indians
Ivan Calderon
Pena
Hernandez
Scott Fletcher
Greg Harris
Belle
Luis Rivera
Paul Sorrento
Jefferson
Russell
Harris
Treadway
Dolinar resigns as Western Reserve coach to travel burden
Former Amherst and Firelands head basketball coach Ed Dolinar resigns from Western Reserve. He cited travel burden after four years at the Roughriders with a 10 10 record in 1989. Dolinar previously assisted at Oberlin under Bob Walsh, who left for Vermilion.
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Pete Rose
Rose
Boca Raton
Fla
Doug
Sammie Mays
the Globe
Harry Siskind
Mayses
Doug Welsh
Siskind
Amherst and
Firelands
Ed Dolinar
Western Reserve
Dolinar
Collins
Lorain County
Roughriders
Dolmar
Oberlin
Bob Walsh
Indians
Walsh
Vermilion
Minnich Edges Kohler in Elyria Club Match
Senetal Minnich won the match breaking a deadlock with a par on the 18th hole. Minnich shot 72 while Kohler had 74 as Elyria Country Club members. Westlake High grad Chris Corpus named to Academic All-America first team as Ashland University designated hitter, batting .356 with eight doubles and .455 slugging, earning utility All-America honors. Avon Lake hosts 12th Annual Father’s Dairy Tournament June 19-20 with 131 players from multiple states and Canada. Kai Haaskii to kick off ceremonies. Six area players finished Baldwin Wallace College baseball season, led by Mark Pickering and Rick Simmons, with strong batting and leadership awards. Urban batted .429 and Laub led pitching.
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Minnich
Kohler
Elyria Country Club
Westlake High
Chris Corpus
GTE
College Sports Information Directors of America
Corpus
Ashland University
Eagles
Avon Lake
Father's Dairy
West Virginia
Michigan
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Canada
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Roxy" Rexborough
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the One
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Northern Ohio Golf Association
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Yellow Jacket
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North Olmsted
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Laub
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