Sixers blast Pacers to force Game 6 in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia 76ers overwhelmed Indiana 107-86 at Canseco Fieldhouse to trim the Eastern Conference semifinal series lead to three games to two. Allen Iverson poured in 37 points as Theo Ratliff added 26 points and nine rebounds, while Rik Smits led Indiana with 15 points. Reggie Miller was absent due to suspension as Matt Geiger and Eric Mules faced discipline for prior taunting and flagrant fouls.
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Schloss's rise from Elyria to Michigan State and beyond
Elyria High standout Schloss rose from a standout sophomore Final Four run with the Pioneers to a four-year Michigan State career. She earned multiple Player of the Year honors, captained MSU, pursued education, and later coached youth while her family remained central to her success.
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Saxer and Clingan win Sandusky Speedway features
Saxer secures victory in the 305 Sprints heat after finishing third. Clingan claims the feature in a race that also saw top qualifier Podmore and dash winner Hogan prominent. Grand Nationals go to F Chagan, with Rich Chagan in a tight second.
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Sixers Top Pacers 107 86 In NBA Playoff Box
Philadelphia defeats Indiana 107 to 86 as some players post solid scoring. Box score highlights show key contributions from Lynch Werson and Yakooé for the 76ers while Croshere and Vekey lead the Pacers in attempts and rebounds. Conference semifinals listed with schedule notes and upcoming games.
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Highland Bulldogs Rally Past Falls for Season Finale Win
Highland, down 7 2, surged with six third inning hits and a seven run burst to take the lead. Falls pitcher Brian Snow exited early after three innings as Todd Stefanini shut down the Hornets, allowing four strikeouts and no hits in relief. Dan Kost and Binggeli led the Bulldogs with multiple hits and key runs driven in as Falls errors helped seal the 16 9 final.
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Elyria Pioneers Clinch LEL Title After Tough Season
Coach Sue Cohagan praises a resilient Elyria squad as they clinch the LEL championship by avenging losses to Lakewood Mentor and Valley Forge. Elyria, 18 5, enters district play against Lakewood in a Davision I semifinal at North Ridgeville with Kelly Jenkins leading the charge.
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Pioneer JVs extend win streak to 53
Elyria’s junior varsity softball bounds to 59 straight over three seasons with a 9 3 win over Parma Valley Forge at West High. Coach John Simis’s Pioneers finish 16 0 on the year. Aubrey Oliver hurled 92 pitches for her 11th victory, steering a late rally and RBI doubles from Calli Ryan and Sarah White.
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