CBS faces losses on fourth quarter and MLB TV rights
CBS Inc. forecasts a fourth quarter loss due to weak ad demand and large MLB broadcast losses. Analyst Jeff Russell pegged the quarter around 35 million, with 1991 earnings seen near 205 million versus 230 million in 1990.
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Ben Johnson glad he tested positive in 1988 Olympic case
Ben Johnson says he is glad he tested positive for steroids at the 1988 Olympic Games, losing his gold medal and world record but citing health over endorsements. Long jumper Larry Myricks, once a bronze medalist, faces a possible return after a 12 month ban for a stimulant violation.
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Yzerman Named NHL Player of the Week After Scoring Spree
Detroit Red Wings center Steve Yzerman earned NHL player of the week after totaling seven points in two games, including his second five point game of his career.
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Williams Injury Timing and Coach Wilkens Rally
Williams faces four to six weeks out from a foot injury at a key point between the first and second toes. Doctors call it an estimate, as healing rates vary and midseason return is hoped. Coach Wilkens stays calm, juggling personnel and sustaining team confidence during turmoil.
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Open Door at Coliseum hosts high school basketball doubleheader
Open Door Christian School meets Lutheran East at Richfield Coliseum Wednesday at 4 p.m. The Cavs play Miami Heat at 7:30 p.m. Tickets cost 12 dollars and cover both games. Call Darred Quackel at 322-4 WHEC for details. Sundry fall events and season tickets also listed with contact numbers.
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Boston Toronto NBA Handoff in Chaotic Box Score
Fragmented game notes show Boston and Toronto players across multiple box score lines. Key names include Newman, Chapman, Barkley, Haddock, and Harris. teams listed include Philadelphia, Charlotte, Utah, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Denver, Detroit, New York, Montreal, and Vancouver. The text combines scorers, rebounds, assists, and fouls with confusing OCR errors, but signals a high-scoring, multi-game roundup across leagues.
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Multiple Baseball and Basketball Trades and Signings Reported
The bulletin lists numerous player movements across MLB minor leagues and international leagues, including contract purchases for Mike Cinkey Jeff Johnson and John Alamos, signings such as Tim Leary, Jim Eppard and more, plus various coaching and award updates across teams like the Orioles Mets Dodgers and Bulls with names like Clyde Drexler and Steve Yzerman cited in weekly notes. It also notes injuries and roster changes including admissions of injuries and resignations among coaching staffs and executives across several franchises.
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Ohio high school football title pairings announced
AP grid lists Ohio High School Athletic Association playoffs for November 23 to 25 in Columbus. Ty Loudanville teams meet Versailles at 1 30 p m and Fitchheld Revere faces Hamilton Badin at 7 p m both games set at Mays Mission with 13 0 Loudanville and 12 1 Versailles while 13 0 Fitchheld Revere and 11 2 Badin are also featured.
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College basketball scores from various games
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Mid-American Conference football all conference selections listed
A long list of 1980s MAC players named to the All Conference team across positions. Names include Ken Ealy Central Michigan Rick Isaiah Toledo Craig Kuligowsin Toledo Paul Jacobsen Central Michigan and many others from Western Michigan Ball State Miami Ohio Kent and more.
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All-OAC football team selections announced Monday
The 1990 all league football team from the Ohio Athletic Conference lists players from Mount Union John Carroll Heidelberg Otterbein and others by position including quarterbacks Brad Petto and Robert Dent offensive linemen Frank Dawson Matt Tepe and Mike Corte and defenders like Dave Basler Jim Flynn and Keith Boucher.
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Elyria Youth Soccer Teams Sweep Two Titles
Elyria 14 and under girls, coached by Karen Forbus, captured titles at the North Royalton Tournament. They won 7-0 over Berea and 3-0 and 2-0 against Avon, tying Bay Watch 2-2. Tonya Bell led with seven goals, Beth McVeen allowed two goals in goal, with multiple teammates earning goals and honors. The 12 and under girls posted three straight shutouts, beating Parma Heights 3-0 Olmsted Falls 3-0 Avon 4-0 and Fairview 3-1 as Andrea Jones scored five and Dianna Hell three.
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Ohio State Seeks Rose Bowl Upset in Michigan Clash
Ohio State aims to end two straight losses to Michigan as Cooper notes improved team depth and a Rose Bowl bid at stake. He cites past special teams miscues and a tightening gap with Wolverines who hold a strong Big Ten edge. The showdown kicks off Saturday at noon est with Michigan holding a 48 33 5 series lead.
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Sommers Helps East Beat West 5-0 in All-Star Soccer
Lorain's Bridget Sommers assisted on a first half goal by Westlake's Tricia Boerger at 27:00 as the East defeated the West 5-0 in the Greater Cleveland High School All-Star game at Cleveland State's Krenzler Field. Sommers played multiple positions while Amherst's Jenny Arp logged goal time during a shootout. Lorain County had two representatives.
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Espinoza and Chong Box to Technical Draw in Inglewood
In Inglewood aboard a featherweight bout Louie Espinoza of Phoenix and Ulysses Chong of Mexico fought to a technical draw after an accidental head butt opened a cut over Espinoza in the second round. The bout was halted with the bout scored 2 rounds.
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