Ohio girls basketball all star selections announced
All-Ohio Associated Press honors highlight top players from Lorain, Avon, Oberlin, and Lima areas. Terri Bus and DiDi Reynolds earn Division IV mentions while Caity Matter headlines Division I first team with Ohio State-bound promise. Reynolds also headlines Division IV coaches of the year with Berlin Hiland’s Dave Schlabach as another recipient.
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All Ohio Divisions HT and IV Bowling Scores Snapshot
A compiled list shows All-Ohio divisions HT and IV results with teams such as PARTY ANIMALS and Basement Dwallers. Individual bowler scores include Dan Otte 693, Ed Kn 858, and Jack Downing 44-36, reflecting Friday and Saturday leagues with multiple line items and mixed records.
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Phillies turn aside Hart as Schilling trade saga pauses
Phillies general manager Ed Wade insists Curt Schilling remains off limits for now despite Cleveland’s interest. Hart says no other big-name pitchers are available and Cleveland will wait for clearer options. In spring play, the Indians beat Atlanta 12-10 as Bartolo Colon faltered and Travis Fryman homered twice, while Kerry Wood’s season-ending elbow injury shocks peers.
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Browns and Steelers plan Grudge Lunches to rekindle rivalry
Cleveland and Pittsburgh teams push a spring fundraiser to revive their famed NFL feud. Browns president Carmen Policy and Steelers chief Dan Rooney describe the gatherings as lighthearted, with old highlights and good-natured barbs. Policy downplays Ravens links while Lerner eyes a home opener against Pittsburgh in the new lakefront stadium.
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Wood's season ends with elbow injury for Kerry Wood
A rainy Tuesday in Mesa brought bad news for the Chicago Cubs as 21-year-old pitcher Kerry Wood, last year’s NL Rookie of the Year, damaged the ulnar collateral ligament in his throwing elbow and will miss the 2000 season after a worrisome spring outing.
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Lofton Battles Consistency Back With Cleveland Indians
Kenny Lofton, once the Tribe's constant, faced a forgettable season marked by off days and slowed defense. Manager Mike Hargrove noted the drop in offensive and defensive consistency, while Lofton admitted overthinking and adjusting too often. Returning to Cleveland, Lofton now says he feels at home and is hitting .308 this spring amid star teammates.
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