Duval eyes comeback as Woods dominance looms at U.S. Open
David Duval remains the main challenger to Tiger Woods at Southern Hills. Duval, battling a cold and back issues, seeks his first major title while Woods dominates the current era with multiple recent majors.
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Cavaliers Seek New Head Coach After Wittman Exit
The Cavaliers discuss replacements after firing Wittman as they evaluate potential candidates. Patrick Hill, former Knicks and Pacers coach, is linked with the Cavs amid a busy pre draft period. Front office moves include Paxson seeking an experienced NBA coach by the June 27 draft.
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Browns Minicamp Focuses on New Coaching, Rookies
The Cleveland Browns hold a closed minicamp with new coordinators Bruce Arians and Foge Fazio shaping schemes. Tim Couch, Quincy Morgan, Gerard Warren, Courtney Brown, and other draft picks target readiness ahead of training camp starting July 23. Jeremiah Pharms remains waived amid armed robbery charges.
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Jeremiah Pharms
Michael Jameson
Avon Lake Legion earns first win in opener comeback
Avon Lake beats Marion Post 584 21 11 in the first game of a Legion baseball doubleheader as three high school seniors lead a late surge. Marion wins the nightcap 8 6 for their first win of the year as five runs come in the final inning and Brian Rufus hits a two run homer for Avon Lake.
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Marion
Chris Majercak
Chris Schroeder
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Chris Schroede
Pioneer Conference expands with Elyria join and two divisions
The Pioneer Conference elects Elyria to join starting 2003-04, expanding to 12 teams. The league splits into big and small school divisions, with Elyria, Medina, Brunswick, Strongsville, Parma, Valley Forge in the big group and Berea, Brecksville, Midpark, North Royalton, North Ridgeville, Normandy in the small group.
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Medina
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Valley Forge
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Brecksville
Midpark
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North Ridgeville
Normandy
Pioneer
Erie Shore
Rich Nowak
Lorain
Admiral King
Southview
Sinis
Elyria Coaches React to Move From LEL to Pioneer League
Elyria announces a move from the Lake Erie League to the Pioneer in a plan affecting travel and scheduling. Coaches cite shorter trips, stronger rivalries, and tougher competition, with praise from football and softball leaders and some nostalgia from mentors like Mentor and Admiral King programs.
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Pioneer
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Medina
Carol Russo
Elyria
Mentor
Ken Fenik
Fenik
Pioneers
Jackie Belew
Clearview court ruling upholds board hiring its own coach
An Ohio appellate court backed Clearview Local Schools ruling that the board had the right to hire its own coaches and that supplemental contracts are not part of the bargaining unit. The decision follows a dispute over head football coach role and related grievances involving Newman and Parent.
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