Midview hosts Franco Memorial tournament highlights DiFranco link
Midview will host the Franco Memorial Basketball Tournament featuring Vermilion Amherst North Ridgeville and Midview on December 30. Former Northview grad Alfranc DiFranco, longtime Midview mentor Tray DiFrance, and coach Stan Hughes are involved with event planning and fundraising to support the LinFrance Scholarship. Avon Lake opens its boys season with a Midnight Madness on November 10 starting 11 30 pm and runs to 1 am with warmups contests and scrimmages. admission is a can of food for the Food Bank.
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Area Fairways Hole in One Highlights Weekend Play
Area golfers reported a rare hole in one on the 125 yard third at Lackan Hollow Lake. Participants Gott Gaurse, Cer 7t House, Siwn Ed Kesigindy, Raa Naiesw, and George Salem featured in the round, with strong showings for the club championships.
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North Olmsted 2 Perrysburg 1 in tense regional clash
North Olmsted converted early pressure into goals in the first seven minutes and held off a Perrysburg rally. The Yellow Jackets pressed after halftime but North Olmsted defenders led by Mahon and Jacko kept Perryburg at bay with steady clearances and timely stops. Mark Trapp delivered the decisive plays, while Perrysburg fought back with a late surge and a shot by Borough that sparked danger.
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Jacks rise and rewrite history in Cleveland hockey saga
Dan Coughlin notes the Lumberjacks, once a strong NHL farm club, faced collapse with attendance dropping from 7,000 to 2,400 as expansion reshaped the league. Cleveland eyes revival with a name change contest ending Dec 31, drawing 10,000 entries and signals a quest to rebuild fan support and ticket integrity.
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Piniella Stays With Mariners After Emotional Farewell
After Seattle's season finale against Texas, Jon Piniella cried in the clubhouse and agreed to a three year contract to stay as Mariners manager. The deal, worth about seven million dollars, keeps him in Seattle where he led the club to three playoff appearances in six seasons including a 91-win year and a division series win over Chicago before falling to New York.
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Clemens appeals $50,000 World Series bat toss fine
Roger Clemens decided to appeal a $50,000 penalty for throwing Mike Piazza's bat toward the Mets catcher during Game 2 of the World Series. NBA? No. The Yankees pitcher seeks to have the appeal heard by baseball’s commissioner's office, with both sides disputing intent and the severity of the punishment.
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Ramirez and Rivera Lead Baseball's 1990s All-Star Picks
Ramirez tops position player ratings with 97 284 in 10 stats over two seasons, while Roberto Alomar again shines at second base and Travis Fryman leads at third. Randy Johnson earns top pitcher honors with 99.227, as Keith Foulke and Mariano Rivera anchor AL relief, and Carlos Delgado edges as AL first baseman.
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