Snyder pursues big time broadcasting dreams in Akron
Mike Snyder, a veteran broadcaster previously with WOBL and WJW, lands at WAKR Akron as sports director. He handles Kent State football, top area high school games, and reports while pursuing play by play for professional baseball, basketball, or football. He views the move as a lateral step to gain TV work and broader opportunities, staying upbeat about the next five years.
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Browns Strain Grows as NFL Players Strike Proceeds
Cleveland Browns players and coaches show strain as the NFL strike enters its third week. Doug Dieken refuses to reveal workout details, requests for privacy grow. Coach Sam Rutigliano withdraws from media talks, while players insist unity persists. Owner Art Modell says he has had no contact with players since before the strike began.
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Wellington, Panthers unanimous C T picks in area ratings
Elyria Catholic and Wellington led Division III and IV with 45 points each as C T sportswriters ranked the top five area high schools in five divisions. Westlake led Division II with 41 points while Avon Lake slid to second with 35. Monroeville stayed atop Division V with 44 points. The ratings also note votes and other schools in each division.
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Midview
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Amherst
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TSION
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Resurrected John helps slam Brewers
Angel lefty Tommy John wins a seven hitter as the Angels beat the Brewers 8 3 to move a game up in the AL playoffs. Don Baylor ties a league CS record with five RBIs as Bob Boone credits Johns breaking ball and inside sinker for the victory and Mauch’s belief he can win with John on the mound.
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