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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1996
Page
7
Elyria NIT High School honors basketball standout Brian Todd for exceptional play this season. The ceremony recognized his leadership, scoring, and contributions to the team’s success.
Several boys track teams chase standout performances in the Southwest Conference meet. Key rivals, including competing schools, vie for top places as athletes push season marks on the conference stage.
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, 51, who has guided the Orangemen to a second Final Four, remains withdrawn after the Kansas win at Denver's McNichols Arena. He deflects questions about net cutting and media perceptions while players celebrate.
Winter Haven Florida Omar Vizquel Indian shortstop returns from Cleveland for an MRI on his right shoulder at Lutheran Hospital today He did not play in Wednesdays 13 0 win over Toronto but started the prior three games. Manager Mike Hargrove called it precautionary and said results will determine his return to the team.
Winter Haven Florida John Hart says the Cleveland Indians will not trade before the season starts with the New York Yankees at Jacobs Field. Mark Clark is the focal point of trade talks but Hart values a minor league catching prospect. The team weighs keeping Jesse Levis or sending him to Buffalo while scouting Raul Casanova in a shifting pitching rotation.
As the Cavaliers near 13 remaining games they sit tied with Detroit for sixth in the East while Orlando aims for No. 2. Indiana New York Atlanta Detroit and others battle for the last six playoff spots with finish lines in sight. The scenario edge favors Cleveland but risks loom from weaker schedules and possible slips.
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