MISL faces collapse unless salary cap is cut to 898000
Major Indoor Soccer League owners push a two year cap reduction from 1.275 million to 898 thousand per team per year or risk folding after the season. Players’ Association will review club records before responding as Scott Wolstein warns negotiation may be limited.
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Moreland Hills
Players’ Union
John Kerr
Players’ Association
Representa
MISL
Kerr
Scott Wolstein
Cleveland Force
Minnesota
St. Louis
Wolstein
Blazers Beat Cavaliers 107 94 Behind Kersey 33 Points
Portland defeated Cleveland 107 94 as Jerome Kersey scored 33 points and grabbed eight rebounds. The Cavs endured poor shooting at 31 of 87 while grabbing 35 offensive boards and failing to close the fourth period.
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Portland
Cleveland Cavaliers
Portland Trail Blazers
Mike Schuler
Jerome Kersey
Trail Blazers
Cavaliers
Schuler
Cleveland Power
John Williams
Larry Nance
Brad Daugherty
Cleveland
Lenny Wilkens
Blazers
Elyria Eyes Third Straight Win Over Amherst in Sectional
Elyria High faces Amherst in a Division I sectional at Midview High School at 6:30. Coach Art Daniels says execution will decide the outcome while Amherst coach Earl Haberfield cites the mental game as key and notes both teams have tightened up since a 68-50 Elyria win earlier.
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Grafton
Elyria High
Amherst
Midview High School
Elyria
Art Daniels
Earl Haberfield
Comets
Daniels
Haberfield
Panthers face Fairview in first Division I tourney under new system
Elyria Catholic 17-3 second seed meets Fairview 10-10 at Avon Lake in a sectional opener. Coach Bob Guinta warns New format brings heightened stakes after era of three classes. Fairview features 6-4 Dan Chambers and outside threats Duke Barber Craig Wilson and Kevin Kilbane with senior Dan Shaker.
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Guinta
Elyria Catholic Panthers
Avon Lake
Fairview
Panthers
Warriors
Brookside
Ohio
Dan Chambers
Duke Barber
Craig Wilson
Kevin Kilbane
Dan Shaker
Eagles stun Southview in sectional thriller at Midview
North Olmsted edges Southview 49-46 to advance to the sectional finals against Admiral King. Doug Ziemiansky hit two key late free throws after Adonis Knowles gave Southview a 45-44 lead with 1:31 left, while Adonis Knowles and Todd Zapier led the Saints with 13 and 9 points respectively.
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Grafton
Dave Borish
North Olmsted
Eagles
Southview
Midview
Admiral King
Adonis Knowles
Doug Ziemiansky
Ziemiansky
Todd Zapier
Matt Siebert
Larry Stark
Saints
Waddell aims for comeback with Indians in Tucson camp
Tom Waddell and 20 other pitchers attend Cleveland's satellite spring training at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson aiming to earn a major league spot. After elbow surgery in 1985 and a long rehab, Waddell describes a strict training plan and body changes to regain form while Buffalo's 1987 season stats are noted. Pitchers Candotti and Yett sign one-year contracts for the Indians.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tom Waddell
Cleveland Indians
Waddell
Indians
Hi Corbett Field
Buffalo
Bert Seelman
John Farrell
Tom Candotti
Rich Yett
CSU Keeps Slim NCAA Tourney Hopes Alive
Cleveland State edged Northern Iowa 86-81 in Cedar Falls to improve to 11-3 in the AMC, with Ken McFadden adding six OT points and William Stanley scoring 18. UNI, coached by Eldon Miller, falls to 10-17 overall, 4-10 in league while Southwest Missouri State leads 11-2 and Wisconsin Green Bay looms for the share of the title.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
Cleveland State
Ken McFadden
Vikings
Northern Iowa
AMCUS
CSU
Southwest Missouri State
Warren Bradley
UNI
William Stanley
Eric Mudd
Bradley
Steve Phytte
Northern
Ohio State
Eldon Miller
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Lichting
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Nance
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Enfa
Porter
Harper
Wrexler
Clyde Drexler
Bob Guinta
Olmsted Falls
Falls
Gene Legeza
Borish
Karen Schiely
Shawn Prieto
Midview High
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Tole
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Pontsey
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Wisconsin-Green Bay
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