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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2005
Page
10
A jumble of events lists games and broadcasts from NBA playoffs to NASCAR Nextel Cup practices and horse racing. It covers Suns at Mavericks, Nextel All-Star prep in Concord, pole qualifying, Miss Preakness/Baltimore races, Golden Gloves boxing, and regional college softball in Lakewood with varied times and venues.
A jumbled sports diary shows MLB teams Minnesota Twins and Toronto Blue Jays with batter notes, National League and Milwaukee Brewers trades, NBA chatter, and college items from Chattanooga Florida Atlantic Goucher Kings Point Southern California Texas Christian and others. Names and details are fragmented across football and college athletics with no clear outcomes.
Cluttered notes list various teams and players amid a tense update. Mentions include arena football and home teams in capital cities along with scattered injury notes affecting lineups.
Readable fragments show Parma Division and Norv district semis with teams like Cyrene Caer Creston Davizien and Lake Ene. The text lists multiple divisions and non-conference games, mentioning Havant Hershe and Cr Creston in a district context with ongoing category notes.
The report lists extensive betting results from a race meet with multiple divisions. It names horses, trainers, drivers, and wager types like Exacta and Trifecta, along with purses and payout figures across first through thirteenth place events.
Golf summary shows first round notes from the Colonial Ar event with players including Golan Gaunt Coan Burt and others gaining early positions in the tournament. The fragment hints at early scores and round completion.
Summary of Thursday sports results shows Hampson with six points and Beaton held scoreless. The page lists numerous high school and local league games across Lake County and surrounding areas, noting opponents such as Lomusville and Sayeeinalt with scattered scores and matchups.
The article lists first, second, and third teams with names like Aran, ASSANTE, Lebron, Stoudan, and Waite, plus others receiving votes. It presents a rundown of players by position and team, with unclear punctuation and multiple garbled entries.
Patrick Sheehan shot 62 to lead the Colonial event as he pursues a Colonial record. He posted 11 birdies and bogeyed the final hole, leaving him two strokes ahead of Brian Bateman and Nol, with Kenny Perry tied at 65 and Phil Mickelson at 71. Defending champ Steve Flesch faltered with 79. Christina Kim led the Sybase Classic after a 65. Kas Eriksson, out of bed for three months due to a liver illness, shared first-round Irish Open lead with Nick Dougherty at Maynooth.
Barry Bonds had IV antibiotics for two weeks after a third surgery to remove an infection in his troublesome right knee. He switched to oral antibiotics as he was cleared by Dr. Arthur Ting who performed the latest operation.
Reports say Minnesota Vikings running back Ontorri¢ Smith will miss the 2005 season after a third substance abuse policy violation. The suspension, reportedly tied to a failed drug test and prior violations, follows an airport incident in Minneapolis last month.
Orlando Magic forward Grant Hill captured the NBA sportsmanship award with 134 first place votes and 2,778 points, ahead of Phoenix MVP Steve Nash who had 6 first place votes and 2,470 points. Memphis forward Shane Battier finished third for the second straight year.
Former world sprint champion Michalle Collins accepts a four year suspension for a doping violation according to the US Anti Doping Agency. Collins forfeits her titles in the 200 meter and 204 bidour World Championships after originally facing an eight year ban before appealing.
Former Olympic silver medalist Soner Ricardo Williams was sentenced to three years in prison for involvement in a cocaine distribution conspiracy. Prosecutors say Williams and two others attempted to collect a drug package shipped to Cincinnati.
Reports indicate Winslow sustained unspecified internal injuries after a crash involving a Suzuki motorcycle. He spent nine days at Cleveland Clinic and has since been resting at home while the Westlake police review potential charges, with City Law Director Wheeler to decide.
Blyrin High reveals Mika Hotton named Defender of the Year in the Pioneer Conference. Hotton also earns all county honors as a standout defensive lineman and joins National Honor Society. Hawley from Black River earns Player of the Year in basketball and track, cited for scoring consistency and rebounding.
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