Stanford Falls to Alabama in NCAA Tourney Upset
Stanford’s bid for a late run ends as Alabama rallies to a 70-67 NCAA tournament win. Kennedy Winston scores 21 for the Crimson Tide, who hit 34 of 44 free throws to reach the round of 16. Stanford seed No. 1 exits. Aubrey Montgomery laments the late misfires and missed chances.
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Tribe should close the door on old closer
The article argues the Indians are better off without 35 year old closer Bob Wickman despite his loyalty and past success. It cites age after Tommy John surgery, relapses, and a partial graft tear, urging focus on younger talent like David Riske as the future closer for Cleveland.
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Percival Falls Short At NCAA Wrestling Final
Ohio University junior Jake Percival came within 35 seconds of a title before Stanford’s Matt Gentry escaped danger and earned a 4-2 victory at 157 pounds. Ohio coach Joel Greenlee praised Percival’s approach, calling the effort not a bad match despite the near miss.
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Elyria Hall of Fame Class Adds Five Notables
The 2004 Elyria Sports Hall of Fame class includes golfer Max Jalowiec basketball stars Ed Ransom Bobby Warden track champion Steve Sunagel and coach Ron Rick. At the May 20 ceremony at Lorain County Community College the group will be honored alongside Roger Negin Distinguished Service Award recipient. Jalowiec famed for golf also excelled in bowling and softball designing Brentwood Golf Course and Indian Hollow back nine with three holes in one. Ransom starred for Elyria High 1965 66, led Buckeye Conference champs and regional run, later at Lorain County Community College. Warden led Elyria Catholic in scoring 1982 regional appearance, later playing at Sheridan JC and Hawaii Hilo. Sunagel a multi sport star became Wooster baseball standout and top hitter.
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Olmsted Falls Coach Reacts To St Johns Shootout
Pat Donahue of Olmsted Falls commented after Toledo St Johns shot 15 of 16 from the floor in the second half, saying he did not remember grasping at straws as his team faced the hot scoring surge.
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Smashed by the Titans Smashed by the Titans
Olmsted Falls fans cheered as seniors Gansey Binggeh and teammates left the floor with 44 seconds left after a regional final loss to defending champion Toledo St John’s. The Bulldogs finish with 22 wins and a nine-year conference title run.
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