Robbie family bids to sell Dolphins and stadium stake
The Robbie family aims to sell most of the Miami Dolphins while keeping 20 percent and half of Don Shula era venue Joe Robbie Stadium. They discuss a deal with Bruce Frey and Nelson Peltz for about 140 to 157 million, pledging Dolphins stay in Miami and Shula remains coach, with staff assured their jobs. In other sports news, former Formula One champion James Hunt dies at 45 in London, after a career highlighted by 1976 title and a famed Lauda crash.
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Harper signs extended deal with Los Angeles Clippers
The Clippers exercised their option on guard Ron Harper through next season with a reported 1999 94 contract of $4 million. Harper, 29, has spent years with L A since a 1989 trade from Cleveland. He averaged 18.0 points and 4.5 assists last season and broke his own team steals record with 177. He has career averages of 19.0 points and 4.9 assists in 229 games for the Clippers.
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Van Slyke sidelined six to eight weeks with broken collarbone
Pirates center fielder Andy Van Slyke will be on the disabled list six to eight weeks after breaking his right collarbone chasing a home run during an 8-3 loss to the Cardinals. He slammed into the center-field wall Tuesday night.
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Sharks to name coach Constantine eyeing team lead
Hockey brief notes Kevin Constantine, 34, as the San Jose Sharks choice for head coach after two seasons with the Kansas City Blades. He led the IHL title run, while Scotty Bowman joined Detroit as coach in a later reported rise in earnings. Golf action shows Bob Mook leading at Westbrook CC Mansfield with 69 in round one.
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Todays Major League Baseball and Basketball TV Schedule
Evening sports wrap lists Today’s baseball games with 2pm Cubs game on WGN Marine at Cubs 2pm and Indians at Tigers 8 30pm on WKNR 1220 AM Padres at Astros 9pm on WGN plus basketball at 9pm on Cn 3 Suns at Bulls. Also includes NL pennant odds with teams and longshot prices.
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Underdog Suna Ses and Courien Stewart clash
A shuffled bulletin lists multiple sports moves and race results. It notes coach changes, player signings, injuries, and race payouts with teams such as New York Yankees, Royals, Mariners, Blue Jays, and Winnipeg Thunder. It includes NFL, NBA, NHL items and a golf feat by Bob Aldrich.
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Fielder continues tear against Cleveland as Baerga ends streak
Tigers slugger Prince Fielder homered off Mike Bielecki and drove in three runs, boosting his season totals while Cleveland catcher Carlos Baerga saw his 17 game hitting streak end. Hargrove contended Abbott, on three days rest, was fine despite four innings and seven runs allowed.
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Midnight Basketball plates Oberlin scene grows in 1994
Oberlin officials plan a wider Midnight Basketball push as 1994 nears after gaining national clearance to host a first tourney. Players from Oberlin Elyria and Lorain impressed on opening night with Hawks 60, Hornets 50 and Cavs 47 25 as community figures tout the program and potential corporate sponsorship to defray travel costs.
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STATE BASEBALL ALL STAR TEAMS LISTED FOR DIVISIONS
A lengthy listing from Columbus AP details players by division including first and second teams and honorable mentions. Names span multiple Ohio cities and schools such as Upper Arlington, Piqua, Canton South, Granville, Mingo Junction, and Fairport Harding with players, positions, and coaches highlighted.
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Great Lakes Softball Qualifiers Across Several Ohio Sites
Great Lakes divisional qualifiers for Men's G and D and Women's teams run July 17-18 at Shady Drive Complex North Ridgeville with one divisional and four state berths. D and E qualifiers set for June 26-27 at Oakwood Park Lorain with multiple state berths and $150/$100 fees. Various tourneys follow in Mansfield New London Wellington Loudonville and Alliance.
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Elyria Volleyball Summer League Sets July Schedule
Elyria High Summer Volleyball League runs July 6 to 29 at Westwood Junior High. Games at 6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays for four weeks, four girls per team, $15. Call Carol Russo after 2 p.m. at 284-8339. New London Park Board hosts youth tournaments July 16-18 and 30-31 with Aug 1. Brackets include 9-10, 11-12 and 13-15 age groups. Contact Gary Hopkins at 419-929-8069.
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Elyria Parks Details Junior High Volleyball League
Elyria Parks and Recreation invites grades 6-8 to join a Junior High Volleyball League at East Recreation Center starting June 30 for seven weeks. Registration closes June 18, fee 15 dollars. Call 365-7101. Pool passes for summer on sale at the main office 1231 Gull Rd. Passes 29 dollars for 17 and under, 39 dollars for 18 plus, 74 for a three or four person family, 84 for five or more. Additional 5 dollar single passes and 10 dollar non resident family passes. Call 365-7101.
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Standings Selections From Lorain Group Tournaments
Lorain Stowpitch list shows Four Star M M Associates at 7-1 with Mullinax Ford 2, Ballance Communications 4-4, Engineering and Development 4-4, Lorain Community Hospital 4-4, Don's Video/Chancas 2-6, Rahman's Rec 2-6. Three Star includes Andy's 7-1 Magnas 7-1 Harbor Beach 5-3 Lorain Products 4-4 St. Louis 4-4 Glenbeigh 3-5 Dr Yuzon a 1-7 Duray Machine 1-7. Two Star Ker Baverage 7-1 Horzan/Ginny's 7-1 Wiley's Lounge 4-4 Chubbye 44 Lorain Community Hospital 4-4 Romanian Club 3-5 Garden Basket 2-6 Grum Bellas 1-7. One Star Lorain Products 6-2 Erdin Papar Co. 2 Jawarcki Aluminum 6-2 Tudy MuMar 4 Croatian Club 3-5 LFD 3-5 Midtown Security 2-5 Chances 2-6.
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Keystone grad Jason Dewar to Wooster for football and baseball
Keystone High graduate Jason Dewar will attend The College of Wooster next season to play football and baseball. A three year baseball letterman and football receiver, he earned a 3.14 ERA with a 45 record as pitcher and received honors including Lorain County All Star, athletic honor roll, Padon Coronta Scholar Athlete Award, and U S Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete and Army Scholar Athlete Awards. Dewar carries a 3.2 GPA and aims to become a high school teacher.
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