Various Pro Sports Moves and Matches Across Leagues
Baseball announces Pat Sheridan placed on 15 day DL retro to June 17 and Dave Leeper recalled from Omaha. Basketball cuts at Connecticut Colonials and Monmouth hires. Football Chiefs sign Jonathan Hayes to one year deals. Steelers waive Ken Johnson. Chargers sign Curtis Adams. Hockey Rangers name Ted Sator head coach. King's Point names Tom Gleeson head basketball coach. Monmouth adds Ken Dempsey assistant. Senior Bowl names Eric A. Tillman executive director and GM. Boxing results include Kevin Wieldhouse defeating Pat Lyons. other regional bouts listed with fighters in New York New Jersey and Philadelphia venues.
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Sheridan
Dave Leeper
Omaha
Connecticut Colonials
Billy Ray Robinson
Rory Grimes
Long Islan Knights
Ritchie Adams
Kansas City Chiefs
Jonathan Hayes
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ken Johnson
SAN Diego Chargers
Curtis Adams
Hockey
NEW York Rangers
Ted Sator
Philadelphia Flyers
Per- Erik Extundeat
LLEGE
King's Point
Tom Gleeson
Monmouth
Ken Dempsey
Eric A. Tillman
Boxing Win for Breland Stops DeJesus in New Jersey
In Totowa New Jersey Mark Breland of New York stopped Dario DeJesus of Miami in a welterweight bout held on Wednesday. Breland dominated the bout delivering decisive blows to secure the stoppage.
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Wednesday
Duquesne court ruling fuels anger over campus sanctions
A campus tribunal punished four basketball players tied to a dorm rape allegation, expelling two indefinitely and banning them from the team. Two others received lighter penalties while coach Jim Satalin and the accused express mixed reactions amid ongoing fallout and high emotions.
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Duquesne University
Jim Satalin
Satalin
Cheryl Benasutti
Dennis Golden
Duquesne
Eric Compton
Long Beach
N.Y
Gregory Harrison
Lynn
Mass
Emmett Sellers
Newark
N.J
Ronald Stevenson
Pittsburgh
Sellers
Stevenson
Dukes
Los Angeles Clippers
Boston Celtic
Cedric Maxwell
Tony Daly
Clipper
Don Chaney
Carl Scheer
Maxwell
Rollie Massimino
New Jersey Nets
Villanova University
Massimino
Force taps four midfielders in MISL draft
Philadelphia based Cleveland Force hired westward for its first three draft selections in MISL. Andrew Schmetzer of Hill High School Seattle Sam Okbodu NC State Mark Arya Cal Berkeley and Ken Rueggeman Washington were chosen all as midfielders. Dallas Sidekicks picked Ed Radwanski midfielder NC Greensboro as first pick.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Force
Force
Andrew Schmetzer
Hill High School
Seattle
Wash
Sam Okbodu
North Carolina State
Mark Arya
Cal Berkley
Ken Rueggeman
Washington
Dallas Sidekicks
Ed Radwanski
North Carolina- Greensboro
MISL draft spotlights Cleveland State's Jay Longsworth
The MISL draft lists Cleveland State defender Jay Longsworth as the final pick chosen by the Baltimore Sting. The fragmented telecast shows numerous players with colleges such as North Carolina Greensboro, Seattle Pacific, and Foothill JC, reflecting a wide range of colleges and hometowns across teams like Dallas, Tacoma, Pittsburgh, Wichita, and Baltimore.
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Cleveland State
Jay Longsworth
Baltimore Sting
Philadelphia
Araft
Dallas
Baladwansk
Mid
N.C
Al-Edwardsville
Ts ‘Angeles
Amy Aly
Columbia
Minnesota
Paul Cibernardo
Indiana
Tacoma
Mark Laxgang
Chicago
Mike Hylla
Cleveland
Schmelzer
Seattle
Wash
Baltimore
Doug Deitch
Lafayette
San Diego
Dalling ‘Tran
Foothill
Minersins
Peter Rawkins
Yale
Sam Okbodu
North Carolina
David Maaur
Rutgers
Lav Vogan
Patrick Lawrence
Nev
Richie Maher
Faltey Ickinsoe
Bato Luna
Poothill
Calif
Danny Jere
Southern Hello
Eddie Henderson
Beable
Pittsburgh
Denois Gunnel
Pelt
Wichita
Mark Miller
Portland
Kansas City
Jim Schwab
Wlorissant Valley Cod
St. Louis
Albert Adade
Easterninois
Tieagelea
Fie Wace
Santa Clara
Knnesota
Alit Booo
Drexel
Clevelion
Mark “Hove Mid
California
Iker Zubiserrela
Las Vegan
Prank Zandenbrandh
Fresno State
Itiroore
Eric Minneticut
Steve Black
Poway
Sean Burke
Akron
Sean Bogert
Federal Ware
Stewart Thomasos
West Virginia
Westeyan
Ray Carbone
Kansas
Vie Katie
Avila
Louis
Sean Fryant
Textile
Juan Idenas
Bruce Bellinger
the Wawarasville
Ken Ueegeman
Washington
Kieran Coffey
Connecticut
Las Vegas
Chuck Codd
Torrance
Eats
Jay Longeworth
Cleveland Sta
Merchants snap five game skid with win over Oberlin Rec Center
Elyria Merchants player-manager Mike Trevelyn said the team finally played well enough to win after a 5-3 victory over Oberlin Rec Center in a Cuyahoga County Class AAA makeup game. The Merchants improved to 4-7, while Oberlin fell to 7-5. The winners scored seven runs in the contest.
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Oberlin
Elyria Merchants
Mike Trevel
Oberlin Rec Center
Cuyahoga County
Dale Albert
Mark Runser
Mike DeVito
Andy Volney
Jeff White
Volney
Treuel
Runser
DeVito
White
Merchants
ORC
Elyria
Sandusky
Lorain
Elyria Foundry tops Beal in 14-9 Class D hot stove clash
Elyria Foundry collected 15 hits to down Don Beal 14-9 at Ely Stadium. Glenis Wilson led with three hits and three RBIs. Tim Hutman drove in three with two triples. Johnson pitched seven innings for the win, fanning five. Beal’s Kilgore, Metera, Hyland, Henderson, Taylor and Bastik each had two hits. Swan took the loss.
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Elyria
Elyria Foundry
Don Beal
Hot Stove
Ely Stadium
Glenis Wilson
Mike Godles
Rob Johnson
Tom Hutman
Tim Hutman
Rod Powell
Ron Kilgore
Robin Metera
Jim Hyland
Ed Henderson
Ed Taylor
Rob Bastik
Beal
Lou Swan
Exyfouuary
Wiilson
Kilgore Powell
Merritt Cable
Hyland Henery
Wiliams
Godles
O Swan
Ja Schrautz T.hatman
Taylor Kebl
Jobnson
Cable
Henry
Swan
Wilson
Kilgore: Sae She Sette and Taylor: 2B — 2 Hyland
Hatran
Sri
En. Wilson
Ip Rerio
Esad
Ridgeville's Bishop leads in U S Amateur Public Links
Sue Billek of Provo Utah shoots a par 72 at Flanners Valley to take a two stroke lead in the opening round of the ninth US Amateur Public Links Championship at Flanners Valley Golf Course. Danielle Amacapane and Cynthia Schreyer follow, with several others close behind as 32 advance to match play.
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Publinx Flanders
Nat
Chapionship
Flanders Valley
Lana Perhaps
Glendale
Michelle Estill
Scottsdal
Art
Lynn Marin
Ohio
Lynne Scalberg
Saratoga
City
Ann Soderman
Houston
Kerry Joi Liedes
Seattle
Pheresa Schreck Spoka
Wsh
Hae Farr
Pionee
Ever. Minnea
Innaty
C.mab-Lyford
Strate Mi
Linda Ty Hmongsa
Edgeville
Debra Pranghio
Cleveland
Laura Merall
Flanders
Sue Billek
Brigham Young University
United States Golf Association
Billek
Provo
Utah
Flanbers Valley
Danielle Ammaccapane
Arizona State
Cynthia Schreyer
University of Georgia
Linda Biskup
North Ridgeville
Debra Franchio
Laura Mehall
Oberlin Powers Dawley 19 and Under fall short in Cup semi
Oberlin Powers and Dawley 19 and Under soccer team lost 1-0 to Lake Plata in the State Soccer Cup semi at Whitehouse near Toledo. With 12 players, they played short handed and finished third. Two days later they beat Brunswick 6-2 in the rain to win the American Amateur Soccer League title.
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Whitehouse
Oberlin Powers
Dawley
Lake Plata
Toledo
Oberlin
Brunswick
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Kevin Wieldhouse
Wayne
Pat Lyons
SU. Mary's
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Nets
Bernie Mann
Mann
Villanova
William B. Tanner
Tanner
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Harry Davis
William B. Tanner Co
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Jeff Battle
MSU
Dennis Jacques
Middletown
Wayne Webb
Jacques
Echo Hoffco
Jal
Vermont
Strea LaGrange
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Riogevele
Center Dige Rd
James Ross
Colombia
Staten
Yeu Mark Paulus
MISL
Keith Mor
Ucla
David
Johnson
Formaager
JaSchrute
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Albert
Rilbride DeSemit
DeVito OV Sutton
Trevel Watson
Lindway Mytnick
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Swicker Bishop
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Exyria
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Sutton
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