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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2005
Page
9
High school basketball and softball updates show Firelands Falcors meeting Keystone Wildcats on a 7 30 P M game time with WEOL 930 AM airing a same day tape. Benn headlines as a key player in the basketball playoff context.
A garbled sports update lists teams including the Baltimore Orioles and Jacksonville Jaguars with scattered names and terms such as weekly lease and New York Rangers. The fragmentary item mentions college and players in a disjointed way, lacking coherent events or dates.
Readable fragments show Eric Dyson and Keith Bidgeville among finalists. Mentions Lorain County, Avrort, Wien, and Geena Hea with various scores and matchups. Details are garbled but indicate multiple games, locations, and schools in a sectional meet with references to punted scores and teams like Keystone and Macon.
Fragmentary OCR lists riders and times from a Giro d Italia stage narrative. Names, places, and exact results are unclear, with several nonstandard spellings and possible misreads. The readable bits mention Valle, Diamante, stage details and multiple riders without coherent ranking.
The record lists practice speeds for drivers and cars with times and manufacturers. Dan Weldon in a Dalara Honda posts 226 608 while Casvoneves in a Dallar Toyota records 225 828. Other entries include Snap and Kastan with varied speeds and engines noted.
Scrambled OCR reports scores from many games with misspelled team names including Akron Erie Hamsburg Nevin Buffalo Rochester Columbus Louisville Ottawa Charlotte Richmond Syracuse and others. The garbled text lists results and host cities with partial scores and several canceled or postponed matches.
Bellamy Road, owned by George Steinbrenner, is sidelined with a minor foot injury. The setback ends his Triple Crown bid, ruling out the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. Trainer Nick Zito expects a possible return at Saratoga on August 27.
Andre Agassi, eighth seed, quit in the first round at the Hamburg Masters as chilly 48 degree winds hampered his game, losing 6-2 7-6 to Feliciano Lopez. Maria Sharapova dominated Anabel Medina Garrigues in Rome amid wet conditions, while Lleyton Hewitt may miss the French Open after rib injuries. Wayne Gretzky remains in talks to coach the Phoenix Coyotes as labor talks loom for hockey. Indy 500 practice saw Dan Wheldon top laps, and United States hockey swept toward a Czech clash in Vienna. John Ruiz announces a comeback after a brief retirement following a Toney defeat.
Jeff Bagwell and the Houston Astros contend with a costly shoulder issue that ends a seven season streak of playing through pain. Bagwell, turning 27 this month, has missed 12 games across the last three seasons due to arthritic pain in his right shoulder. Meanwhile Yankees bench Giambi's slump prompts talks of a minor league assignment as his batting average dips to .195. Cincinnati coach Bob Huggins faces a roster shake as freshman Roy Bright is kicked off the team for possessing a firearm and Vincent Banks departs for personal reasons, signaling a Bearcats transition to the Big East next season.
Aims to restore sexual ability and boost drive for adult men of all ages. Claims all natural formula works with the body's rate system to enhance sensations and satisfaction. Includes a toll free number for a discreet vial and guarantees confidentiality.
A Franklin County judge ruled a suit by Kathleen Salyers claiming a four year oral contract payment was invalid under state law. The dismissal related to the firing of former Ohio State basketball coach Jim O'Brien after he admitted giving $6000 to recruit Aleksandar Radojevic, an NCAA violation that surfaced through the case.
From Elyria Catholic to Indiana University and a chiropractic career, Poyle starred as a tough lineman and leader. He thrived in a 1983 state bid against Urbana, recalling blocks and a relentless running game. injuries cut his grid days short, but he embraced muscle science and coaching duties, balancing family life with football devotion.
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