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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 2011

Page

4

Ohio State Gold Pants Held Up by NCAA Inquiry

Ohio State awaits NCAA ruling on potential vacating of last season’s wins as the Gold Pants Club delays distribution of the 2010 charms. Five players, including Terrelle Pryor, were suspended for five games in 2011 for selling memorabilia. coach Jim Tressel faced penalties. The NCAA probe could affect Buckeyes’ celebrated 37 7 victory over Michigan.

Columbus Ohio State Michigan NCAA Jim Lachey Terrelle Pryor Pryor U.S Jim Tressel Buckeyes Lachey Dispatch Wolverines Francis Schmidt John Hicks Woody Hayes

Djokovic dominates Nadal to win Italian Open final

Novak Djokovic defeats Rafael Nadal 6 4 6 4 in Rome to extend his unbeaten run this year to 37 matches and move within reach of the Open era record. He hails as part of tennis history alongside Federer Nadal McEnroe and Lendl.

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Canucks Rally To Take Game 1 In West Final

Vancouver overcame a rough first period to beat San Jose 3 2 at home. Henrik Sedin scored on the power play late in the third after Kevin Bieksa tied the game, with Roberto Luongo making 27 saves.

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Durant sparks Thunder into West finals with 39 points

Oklahoma City defeats Memphis 105 90 in Game 7 to reach the Western Conference finals for the first time since 1996. Kevin Durant scores 39 on his best playoff game of the series after a motivating timeout with his mother dancing, while Russell Westbrook posts a playoff triple double with 14 points 14 assists and 10 rebounds.

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Thunder top Grizzlies in 105-90 win

Oklahoma City beat Memphis 105 to 90 as Kevin Durant led with 39 points and James Harden added 17. Conley scored 18 for Memphis, while Westbrook tallied 14 assists for the Thunder and Durant dominated from the field.

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Bulls pound Heat on glass in Game 1 showdown

Carlos Boozer scored 14 points with nine rebounds and Joakim Noah grabbed 14 boards as the Bulls outrebounded Miami 45-33 and used a late burst to pull away. Dwyane Wade led the Heat with 18 points, while Chris Bosh had 30 and nine rebounds in a strong shooting night that fell short.

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Bulls finish off Heat 103 82 in semifinals showdown

Chicago defeats Miami 103 to 82 as Rose scores 28 and Deng 21. Miami falls 1-0 in the series with Wade 18 and James 15. Crowd erupts as Bulls pull away late, seeking NBA Finals redemption after last summer.

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Suns CEO Rick Welts Reveals He Is Gay

Phoenix Suns president and CEO Rick Welts publicly disclosed his sexual orientation in a New York Times interview. He cited breaking barriers in sports and noted support from NBA figures and league officials as he discussed the issue with reporters.

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