Notable sports figures and faded headlines across era pages
A fragmented clipping mix surveys sports figures and cultural notes. References include Spitzer Motors and a trophy return by Dan Coughlin, with remarks on NCAA glory and a Shaker dream of a title. The page blends sports, opinion, and an unrelated travel tease.
Ohio State Falls To Connecticut In NCAA Semis
Ohio State’s run to the NCAA semifinals ended with a 64 58 loss to Connecticut at Tropicana Field. Coach Jim O’Brien praised the players for an unforgettable year, stressing the gain in experience and the program’s restored respect. Guard Scoonie Penn and Michael Redd echoed the sentiment that the team can build on this momentum for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. PETERSBURG
Fla
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Connecticut Huskies
Tropicana Field
Scoonie Penn
Michael Redd
O’Brien
Obituary highlights Pedro Alarcon and Ryan Scott tragedy
Pedro Alarcon, 57, of Lorain, died November 11, 1997 after a car crash. He was a guardian angel to the Brett Scott Sherri Yost family, feeding them and seeking guardianship. After his death, the children fell into foster care and Ryan Scott, age 2, died March 27, 1998 from blunt head trauma. the case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELYRIA
Pedro Alarcon
Alarcon
Lorain
Brett Scott
Sherri Yost
Jeanne Thompson
Guadalupe House of Our Lady of the Wayside
Avon
Children Services
Ryan Scott
Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital
Cleveland
Frank and
Vickie Lowery
Sheffield Lake
Cuyahoga County
Pedro
Ryan
Thompson
Memory of Ryan flickers memory of memorial vigil
In Sheffield Lake close to 40 relatives gathered at Community Park for a candlelight vigil honoring Ryan Scott, a two year old who died after a difficult life. Sisters Kayla and Stephanie wore his picture and the nickname Bubba on their coats as their mother Sherri Yost offered comfort and reflections on accountability. Ryan died at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland a year ago, the day after he was BERED AQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GHUCK HOMES / CHRONICLE
Sherri Yost
Ryan Scott
Stephanie
Ryan
Sheffield Lake
Community Park
Kayla
Bubba
Yost
Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital
Cleveland
Pilot downed in Yugoslavia rescued hours later
Washington AP reports the pilot of an American F 117A stealth fighter was rescued after his plane went down during four day NATO actions against Serbian forces. Defense officials praised the rescue team and pilot safety. NATO says operation will continue as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Yugoslavia
Pentagon
Kenneth Bacon
Bacon
Clinton
NATO
Experts warn of new virus infecting PCs
Pittsburgh AP experts warn of the Melissa macro virus W97M Melissa that spreads by infected email and strikes Word 97 or Word 2000, posing a widespread security breach. CERT teams led by Katherine Fithen analyzed the virus after reports surged globally, predicting a major problem by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PITTSBURGH
Carnegie Mellon University
Microsoft
CERT
Carnegie Mellon
Department of Defense-funded
Katherine Fithen
Fithen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spitzer 3ment, Inc
IMBACH
DAN COUGHLIN
Ohio
DAVE BARRY
DREW BARRYMORE
Shakers
Cincinnati v. Sports
TAHITI
Chronicle
chronicletelegram
Netscape
Ww TRAVEL
Huskies
Duke
Roger Negin
Chronicle-Telegram
Jim O’Brien
Connecticut
Edmund Sanders
OSU
George Reese
SeoRté
CHUCK HUMEL