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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1993
Page
6
Evander Holyfield, famed heavyweight boxer with substantial earnings, contemplates a comeback after losing the title. Report notes his retirement was advised following a costly defeat and hints at renewed pursuit of championship glory.
Evander Holyfield, 30, plans a return bout at the Convention Center against Alex Stewart, seeking a path back to heavyweight glory after a prior stoppage, with a possible rematch versus Riddick Bowe if he wins. Holyfield reflects on money and fame vs doing what he loves and recalls his loss to Bowe.
Larry Nagy of Oberlin Golf Club shot six birdies and a 69 at Acacia Country Club Lyndhurst to capture low score in the Northern Ohio Golf Association Interclub Championship. The 6,703 yard course punished players on tough holes and left 16 of 28 advancing to NCGA team match play through summer. Elyria Oberlin Westwood Lakewood qualified. Oakwood won with 71 by Adam Weinstein. Alliance and Congress Lake shared second at 311.
Frederick Lacey will assist the NBA inquiry into Michael Jordan's gambling after a San Diego man claimed a 1.25 million win from the star. Portland acquires Harvey Grant for Kevin Duckworth. Gary Sheffield traded to Florida Marlins as salary purge hits Padres. Darryl Strawberry fined for tardiness.
All evening games across football baseball golf and tennis listed with teams like Indians Yankees Orioles Red Sox Blue Jays Brewers Twins White Sox Mariners Rangers A s Dodgers Giants and Mets. Odds focus on Anthony Young breaking the record with Las Vegas sources and daily updates given.
A wide set of player transactions across American and National Leagues includes Orioles Sher man Obando activated and Paul Caray optioned to Rochester, Mariners Jinch Con verse moved to Calgary, Marlins recall Darrell Whitmore, Cardinals sign Jai Berblinger, Padres trade Gary Shef field and Rich Rodriguez to the Marlins for Hoffman, Martinez and Beruman, and multiple minor league assignments and coach moves across California and Midwest leagues. Basketball and football notes include Blazers trade for Harvey Grant, Suns and taxi squad activations, and NFL signings and retirements with Arizona Cardinals and 49ers.
A flurry of notices shows college and pro programs naming new coaches including Auburn Greg Haddox, James Madison Kenny Brooks, and West Virginia Macadoo Harigan-Dixon, plus Ohio Wesleyan Matt Byers and UNLV Dick Fishbach. Belmont Park jockey Jean Cruguet suspended 20 days for rough riding in June. National hockey notes include St Louis Blues firing Harold Snepsl and Wings naming Ken H. cock.
Reports from Wimbledon describe sunny spells and 86 degree noon heat as fans pack the grounds with 36,103 in attendance. Edberg dominates Mansdart, Landt edges Amayd Buotech, and Navratilova overwhelms Filrbank Nideffer 6-0 6-4, while Ivan Lendl staves off a late challenge to reach the next round.
Artemiev who once boasted an 181-1 record faced a life changing medical event after a brain bleed and coma. His wife recalls his past aggression while doctors at Rusk Institute plan rehabilitation to restore orientation memory and coordination. He hopes to train again with Gallagher funding the family as he recovers.
In a reflective feature, Arnaud Boetsch laments Lendl and other greats leaving Wimbledon as the sport evolves. The piece notes Lendl’s move to U S citizenship, questions future appearances, and recalls Becker, LeConte, Evert, and King while Wimbledon pushes into a second century.
Boetsch controlled the match as Lendl faded, fans urged the veteran to step in. Lendl offered no reply beyond a handshake and praise for a great match. Spander notes Lendl won many tournaments but never Wimbledon.
Wimbledon action sees two No 1 seeds Sampras and Graf advancing easily while Croatian Ivranisevic battles through pain after two five setters. Britons Wilkinson and Foster reach the third round, Edberg routs Mansdorf, and Navratilova dominates Nideffer as Navratilova explains longevity and continued drive at 36.
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