Decathlon ends after 28 years at Chronicle Telegram
Memories of the Decathlon Pentathlon linger as the Chronicle Telegram ends the event after 28 years. Anecdotes recall awards in a storm tunnel at Ely Stadium and late night races at Elyria Catholic. The piece also notes Darrell Maddock's backyard dream, Rashad Robinson carrying his father's legacy, and staff changes at the Chronicle Telegram.
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Darrell Maddock
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Andreychuk stars as Maple Leafs topple Blues in Norris Final
Andreychuk nets two playoff goals surpassing Lanny McDonald to power the Toronto Maple Leafs past the St. Louis Blues 5-1 and seize a 3-2 series lead. Shuchuk scores late in overtime as Los Angeles beats Vancouver 4-3 to pull ahead in the Smythe Final.
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N.Y
Schultz quits NCAA chief post over loan scandal
NCAA executive director Dick Schultz resigns amid at least five accusers alleging he lied about involvement with an improper loan program at Virginia. He steps down for the good of the association as credibility concerns rise. Other sports items: Celtics star Lewis evaluated for neurocardiogenic syncope. Auerbach hospitalized. NBA all defensive teams named. Dutch beat former NBA players. Sammy’s In The Flats to run Gateway Arena restaurant. Harris faces possible NFL suspension. Jerry Glanville crash. Bodine buys Kulwicki operation. MLB TV contracts await vote.
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Baseball and hockey schedules and odds notes
Sports listings show games across baseball basketball and hockey with times and network tags. Includes MLB and IHL playoffs notes with matchups Fort Wayne, San Diego, and other teams and venues.
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Multiple sports leagues report player moves and signings
A broad summary of recent transactions across auto racing major leagues basketball football hockey and college sports including trades signings promotions and injuries. Notable items mention Tad Power placed on the 15 day list and Jarry DiPoto recalled. Rick Mathews named bullpen coach. Rik Smits signed. Bobby Marks and Jerry Reynolds multiyear deals. Larry Landon named executive director. Mike Ramsay signed. Kim McKenzie and Denny Downing named coaches. Notre Dame football player Mark Russell transferring within South Carolina.
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Tuesday's Results From For The Record Teas
Racing card results listed for 14 races with multiple entrants and payoffs. Notable performances include Quasttorknowledge and Marvatous Angel posting top finishes in early events, Exacta and Trifecta payouts varying across 2 to 7 selections, and a large Twin-Tri carryover of 5,701.80 with overall handle of 357,820.
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Ohio high school chess teams rise in AP poll divisions
In the penultimate AP rankings by the Ohio High School Athletic Association divisions, teams like Tol, Sturt, Daliance Moeller, Barberton, and Newark appear across divisions. The list includes Canton Glen Oak, Bowling Green, St. Ignatius, St. Xavier, Dublin, Green ville, and many others with varied records, reflecting a dense state-wide chess competition.
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Greenville
Clayton Northmont
Segu Raul Garcia wins vacant USBA lightheavy title fight
Francisco Segu ra of Los Angeles defeats Tony Green of Philadelphia by unanimous points to capture the vacant USBA light heavyweight title. The card also lists Bobby Pettway and Dan Sherry in a junior middleweight bout, with other Golden Gloves notes and bouts in Little Rock.
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Los Angeles
Tony Green
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Johnson shines as Suns take series opener over Spurs 98 89
Kevin Johnson scored 25 points while Phoenix defeated San Antonio 98 89 to take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven series. David Robinson had 32 for the Spurs but Phoenix controlled the game down the stretch as Johnson converted clutch free throws and fed Richard Dumas for a key basket late.
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1992 93 NBA Defensive Team picks by coaches
The 1992 93 NBA Defensive Team selections as voted by head coaches include First Team forwards Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen with centers Hakeem Olajuwon and guards Michael Jordan and Joe Dumars. Second Team names Larry Nance Horace Grant David Robinson and guards Dan Majerle John Starks with many players receiving votes and a long list of notable omissions and close totals.
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Bulls edge Cavs as Jordan shines in playoff opener
In a 81 64 Cleveland loss, Michael Jordan powered Chicago with 38 points, Scottie Pippen 9, and Horace Grant limited by injury. Lenny Wilkens saw Cavs nine players score, but bench scoring and late free throws doomed Cleveland while Jordan’s dominance kept Chicago ahead.
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Indians Fall Behind As Royals Rally In Cleveland
In a tightly contested game, Kansas City beat Cleveland 5 to 3. Jerry DiPoto struggled in his major league debut, while Lance Parrish homered for the Indians. Kevin Appier secured the win for the Royals with 7 2/3 innings. Reggie Jefferson and Albert Belle produced late offense for Cleveland, but sustained errors helped KC pull away.
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