Dobney takes football reins at Medina
Jim Dobney resigns after six seasons at Firelands High to become head football coach and science teacher at Medina High School. He guided Firelands to three Inland Conference West titles and one outright crown, succeeds Alan Cooksey, and will move from Vermilion with wife and two children as the Firelands search begins. Medina seeks alignment with Pioneer Conference. Dobney praises community, opportunities while noting cooperation from Firelands parents. Darner leaves Medina for Tiffin Columbian. Bees posted 82-29 record with three SWC titles and a regional crown under his leadership.
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Wellington High School
Ohio University
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al Darner
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Corrales Plans Shifts in Indians Lineup for Willard
Cleveland manager Pat Corrales signals more changes as Jerry Willard earns more playing time and could join Ron Hassey in the lineup. Willard homered in a 6-3 loss to the Red Sox at Fenway while Hassey has logged most catching duties. Corrales says Willard is ready to jump into the lineup, possible first base duties noted, and hints at reshuffling other roles to boost power with Thornton, Jacoby, and Hussey in consideration.
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Regional meets step for area qualifiers in track and field
Elyria's Vicki Horton and Avon Lake's Donna Schuh lead the regionals at Amherst High with four and three events each. The top four in district advance to the state meet in Columbus June 1-2, with AA and Class A meets spread across Brooklyn, Mansfield Malabar, and Lima Shawnee venues.
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Southview
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John Kolesar
Bucks End Series Sweep With 122-113 Win Over Celtics
Milwaukee climbs to life in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference final, using pride to stun Boston 122-113. Celtics led by Bird early as Bucks rally behind Pressey and Mokeski, forcing a 3-1 series with Game 5 set in Boston.
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Don Nelson
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Mokeski
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Cedric Maxwell
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