C T Sponsors Lorain County Cage Classic
The Lorain County Cage Classic will be co sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram and the Lorain County Boys Basketball Coaches Association with new promotion. The March 26 doubleheader at Midview High School features two games and proceeds go to a local charity. Forty players will be chosen for the two games with an MVP plaque for each game.
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Browns eye playoff run as Schottenheimer maps four wins
Cleveland coach Marty Schottenheimer lays out a plan to win the final four games and capture the AFC Central lead. QB Gary Danielson's shoulder injury remains a question as the Browns gear up for a road-heavy finish starting against the New York Giants.
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Cleveland State blasts Clarion in season opener 105 65
Cleveland State Vikings dominated Clarion in their season opener led by Clinton Ransey with 24 points, eight rebounds and six steals. Kenny McFadden debuted with 15 points while six Vikings hit double figures as CSU pressed into 28 turnovers by Clarion.
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MAC names all conference football team led by Bowling Green
Bowling Green dominates with six first team selections and 11 on the second team as quarterback Brian McClure earns a fourth straight first team spot atop the MAC all league list. Toledo places four on the first team with multiple repeat and unanimous picks across positions.
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Eight B W players repeat on OAC first team
Baldwin Wallace places eight players on the first team led by repeaters John Price Mark Schwern er Phil Trupp Kert Roedicker and Chuck Ritzler Mount Union dominates with six first team picks and a 10 0 regular season Scott Woolf leads the offense as the Buckeyes and other teams push for positions on defense Boedicker Trupp and Welsch anchor the top unit with senior stars and several underclassmen in the mix
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Brooklyn Kingsmen aim to prove themselves versus OSU
Brooklyn College coach Mark Remner said his Kingsmen plan to show they can compete with Ohio State and other powers after a 72 71 win over Toledo. OSU hosts Brooklyn at St John Arena to open its season tonight at 8.
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Ohio State to Citrus Bowl Pays Big Payout to Buckeyes
Ohio State will play Brigham Young in the Citrus Bowl in Orlando on December 28. Athletic director Rick Bay notes the Citrus payout of about 750000 per opponent, a financial windfall compared with Cotton Bowl shares, though he would have preferred Cotton Bowl prestige.
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Erie Coast names grid all stars in conference awards
Erie Coast Conference names its all star teams led by Elyria Catholic with nine players and two top awards. Paul Revolinsky was named MVP offense, Bryan Proeaceim MVP defense. Elyria West and Southview also placed multiple players on the first teams.
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