Against Catholic schools in Ohio playoffs
Chronicle-Telegram sports editor Jerry Rombach argues against eliminating Catholic schools from Ohio high school playoffs. He notes historic proposals, argues recruiting claims lack proof, cites Elyria Catholic and Moeller dominance and asserts state champions should reflect actual competition, not exclusions. He stresses multiple classes and the current balance across football, basketball, and baseball.
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
Moeller
Gerry Faust
Big City
Elyria Catholic
Jim Rattay
Admiral King
Mitch Gillam
Elyria
Bull Barton
Ohio
Nagy to undergo arthroscopic shoulder surgery
Cleveland pitcher Charles Nagy will travel to Los Angeles to undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder Tuesday performed by Dr. Louis Yocum. He has impingement inflammation and a bone spur and his season ends. Nagy, 25, has a 6.31 ERA in eight starts and was an All Star last season.
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Cleveland
Charles Nagy
Los Angeles
Louis Yocum
Nagy
Yocum
Indians
Canton-Akron
Indians again lean toward Cliff Young for rotation spot
Young earned a spot in Cleveland's rotation after a six inning outing against Milwaukee in which he allowed two runs and five hits. Manager Mike Hargrove indicated a Sunday start versus Kansas City, noting Young did not know of the plan until Monday. He said his goal was to give the team a chance while improving from his May 14 debut.
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Young
Cliff Young
Indians
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cliff
Mike Hargrove
Brewers
Sheffield to Join Marlins in Padres Trade Deal
Gary Sheffield, defending NL batting champion, was expected to become a Florida Marlin in a deal with the San Diego Padres. Miami would send Trevor Hoffman Jose Martinez Andres Berumen in exchange as Sheffield, 24, batted 330 with 33 homers and 100 RBIs last season and would boost the middle of the Marlins lineup.
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Gary Sheffield
Florida Marlin
San Diego Padres
Marlins
Trevor Hoffman
Jose Martinez
Andres Berumen
Sheffield
Tampa
Fla
Mets
Dwight Gooden
Padres
Orestes Destrade
Randy Smith
Denver
TV and Radio Today Sporting Schedule
Baseball at 7 p.m. on WEOL 930 AM and WKNR 1220 AM features Milwaukee at Indians. Boxing at 9 p.m. on ESPN USBA welterweight champion Kevin Pompey 26 41 versus Nick Rupa 20 2 0. Golf at 4 p.m. ESPN Senior Players Championship. Tennis at 8 a.m. HBO Wimbledon round matches.
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Milwaukee
ESPN
USBA
Kevin Pompey
Nick Rupa
Cogg Retains Junior Welterweight Title in Tokyo Bout
Juan Martin Cogg of Argentina defeated Hiroyuki Yoshino of Japan to stop him in the tenth round at 2:16, retaining the junior welterweight title. The resultWednesday in Tokyo was reported by AP.
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Tokyo
Juan Martin Cogg
Argentiia
Hiroyuki Yoshino
Japan
Indians Lose Homer In Late Rally As Bell Tops Cubs
Lemmon Lofton erased a homer, Kirby moved Belle to third, and Thomas Howard drove in the run with a sacrifice fly. Robin Yount sparked a late rally with a leadoff walk and a sequence that featured Kevin Reimer, B.J. Surhoit, and a high chop to an infield hit. Mes a, matching a drought, yielded three hits in 6 44 innings while Wegman worked 6 12, with Hernandez opening the eighth and Nilsson and Hamilton contributing as the game closed in under two hours.
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Kirby
Belle
Thomas Howard
Garner
Wegman
Sorrento
Mesa
Robin Yount
Kevin Reimer
Brunansky
Yount
B.J. Surhoit
John Jahn
Hernandez
Nilsson
Bill
Wimbledon Players Question Body Hair In Funny Exchange
During a Wimbledon press session, Patrick McEnroe Paul Haarhuis and Patrick Kuhnhen faced fines of 1000 plus for loud F word use in matches. An Agassi question about body hair prompted a playful exchange with a school monitor who prompted him to answer. He declined saying he was having fun and urged the official to settle down.
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Patrick McEnroe
Mac the Mouth
Paul Haarhuis
Patrick Kuhnhen
Agassi
Andre
Tennis star shares quirky ideas and hair dye joke
Agassi jokes about a secret revolutionary idea in how he presents himself and hair choices. He says shorter hair wins girls and that he reads papers instead of watching videos. Art Binder, columnist for the San Francisco Examiner, notes Agassi enjoying the moment after a 1994 title.
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Agassi
Multiple Pro Sports Transactions Across Leagues
A wide range of player moves across baseball basketball and football leagues. These include signings promotions trades activations and contract extensions involving teams like the Orioles Red Sox Twins Mariners Rockies Marlins Phillies Padres Hawks Fury Chinook Skyhawks Surf Eagles Bears Saints Cardinals Cardinals and more with players such as Jimmy Walker Al Nipper Kent Urbok Mike Maksudian Collet Wilkins Coflatt Garrick Warrell Benavides Natal Batton and Nichols among others.
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Baltimore Orioles
Jimmy Walker
Albany
Boston Red Sox
al Nipper
Fort Myers
Luis Rivera
Lo Jdune
Minnesota Twins
Kent Urbok
Mike Maksudian
Portland
Seattle Mariners
Mike Coflatt
Jason Cook
Willy Viking
Wimbledon Day Three Highlights Amid Mixed Tennis News
Wimbledon in London offers updates across sports and coaching changes. Notable results include Pete Sampras and Boris Becker advancing in singles, while Daniela Hantuchova and Steffi Graf push toward later rounds. Coaching moves span college and professional leagues, with several universities naming new assistants and directors. Weather records show a cloudy day with sun, 64 degree high, and attendance around 35,681 as the men and women’s singles draw near the later rounds.
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Wimbledon
England
Waddenday
Pete Sampras
Dimle Morgan
Boris Backsl
Alexander Volkov
Nelland
Jannttor Rial
Liz Smyiis
Dasphe
Sampras
Paopis
Pata Sampras
Wednesday Horse Racing Results Include Dozens of Exacta Pays
Wednesday results across Northfield feature multiple races with top finishers like All Right Barbra Linville and Wisdom Saeker. Payouts show Exacta and Trifecta values including notable sums such as 516.00 and 1260.00 while attendance reached 3,249 and handle hit 378139.
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McWhorter
Aha
Rabiano
Londono
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Vidal
Wishbringer
Frolta
Blada
Caio
Wisdom Saeker
Falix
Sexton
Pury Ambition
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Exact
Sipis
Bay of Islands
Maus
Troth
Harrara
Rosario
Garis
Flora
Sandy Gunlock
Naagin
Nother Sur
Rivera
Garey
Folk
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Exacte
Carvalho
Noll
Thompson
Gonzalazeto
Faticiano
Chile
Trujiilo
Tritecta
Shelby Gol
Marta
Calo
Alabama
la Paz
Miller
Playful Red
Lupkins
Fast East
Trollo
Pal
Superaly Dou
Lars Dalyble
Doubleret
Arena League Friday Games Listed Across Cities
Readable fragment lists age at Arena League games with matchups in Detroit Miami Charlotte and other cities including Arizona Cincinnati Tampa Bay Albany and Albany. The brief mentions games on Friday and Saturday with various teams and venues, but details are incomplete.
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Michael
Roxy" Rarborough
American Lasque Indians
Evens Browera Royals
Dee Angela Mariners
O Blue Jays
Yankees Orioles
Padres
Dodgers
Sven Aatros
GIANT
Wild Rockies
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Miami
Dallas
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Gincinnat
Tampa Bay
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Homa Spame
Capital
Las Vegas
Cal
Roxy
Pat del
Arena League
Whivelind
Dallan
Charlotts
Gemea Arizona
Elyria Parks Seeks Tennis Registrations for Summer Programs
The Elyria Parks and Recreation Department opens registrations for summer youth and adult tennis programs. Sessions run morning and evening at Hilltop and East Parks. Call 365-7101 for details.
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Elyria
Veteran coach Varouh rises at Ridgeville football program
Varouh, a two-sport letterman at the University of Akron, moves from assistant roles to varsity coach at Ridgeville High. He outlines staff changes, summer conditioning, and practice plans while praising former mentors Riesen and Harnish. He emphasizes Ranger Pride and stability as he builds his staff.
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University of Akron
Varouh
Avon
Ridgeville
Cleveland St. Ignatius
North Ridgeville High
Lucky Varouh
Ranger Pride
Ranger
Jeff Riesen
Harnish
Wimbledon seeds hold steady as play unfolds
Top seeds Pete Sampras and Steffi Graf had a rest day while second round matches began. Edberg faced Mansdorf and Navratilova aimed to boost her career tally against Nideffer. Sampras reported his shoulder is fine and said he will not rush to win another Grand Slam, emphasizing Wimbledon as the premier goal.
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Pete Sampras
Steff Graf
Stefan Edberg
Amos Mansdorf
Israel
Martina Navratilova
Rosalyn Nideffer
South
Africa
Sampras
Jamie Morgan
Australia
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