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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2000
Page
3
Heather Lange and the Firehands won the district semifinal without star pitcher Ashlee Donahoo, sealing their advancement to the district final with solid team effort and timely hitting.
The narrator recalls adopting Millie on Christmas Eve and describes her as a quirky hybrid mix with Lab and chow hints. At a local dog obedience class, Millie impresses no one with her muddy paw print on a couture AKC-credentialed owner's pants, while the owner reflects on Millie’s charm and flaws.
Scottie Pippen nailed a late three as Portland defeated Utah to pull away in a key NBA matchup. The Blazers leveraged a strong fourth to seal the win over the Jazz at home.
A brief note on swing mechanics appears on page 86 emphasizing a one piece takeaway to initiate a proper swing. It highlights sequencing from stance through hips and arms, advocating a connected motion for better balance and contact.
Tianna Madison, a freshman at EHS, excels on the track and in the classroom. She balances sprinting success with strong academic performance, illustrating a rising multi sport scholar at the school.
Olmsted Falls Bulldogs, top seed, stunned Revere 5-4 at George Day Field to claim the Division IT district baseball title. In the fifth inning a three-run rally included Armando Flores and Luke Napaver with a key double by pinch hitter Larry Binggeli, who filled in after an ankle injury sidelined star hitter.
Hideo Nomo outpitched Charles Nagy as Detroit and Cleveland combined for 29 hits and seven homers in a four hour, rain soaked game. Tigers right hander Nomo earned the win while Grady Little complained of erratic pitching due to wet conditions.
Elyria High legend Monica Taylor, a 6-foot-1 standout who earned both Miss Volleyball and Miss Basketball during 1988-89, is inducted into the Elyria Sports Hall of Fame. The ceremony honors her basketball and volleyball prowess with multiple All-Ohio, AP Co-Player of the Year, and national team selections.
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