Dusho eyes single season record amid Kent State slump
Amherst alum Brian Dusho, a fifth-year Kent State receiver, aims to break the school single season catches mark as the Golden Flashes seek their first win of the season against winless Ohio University. Dusho has 32 receptions for 407 yards through five games, tied the school record with 11 catches last week, and leads the MAC in receptions.
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Ohio State Hosts Michigan State In Big Ten Showdown
No. 5 Ohio State aims to extend the lead in the Big Ten as Michigan State visits Columbus after cracking the top 25 with a 17-7 win over Michigan. George Perles emphasizes pressure is met with preparation while Ohio State coach John Cooper notes parity and talent across the league.
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Indians Dominate AP All-Star Ballot With Three Representatives
Three Indians Carlos Baerga Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle earned AP Major League All-Star spots. Baerga hit .321 with 21 homers and 114 RBIs and placed second to Roberto Alomar in second-base voting. Belle and Lofton shared outfield positions while top vote getters included Thomas Blauser Williams Piazza Bonds Molitor Maddux Glavine Myers.
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Weekend Local High School and Pro Sports Schedule
Today features football on multiple stations with Oberlin at Brookside and Elyria West at Wellington. NHL action includes Detroit at Toronto and Kalamazoo vs Lumberjacks. NBA preseason games air across ESPN and regional networks with multiple matchups and times listed.
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For the Record: Various late October sports results
AP sports digest lists early and late results across multiple leagues. Baseball all star voting names Frank Thomas and John Olerud among leaders, plus NFL and college games with teams like Los Angeles, Atlanta, Green Bay, and Cleveland noted alongside college awards and week honors.
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College and university athletic director moves announced
Central Connecticut State University said Gary Carney resigned as director of athletic development to become athlete director at Southwest State University. Columbia announced Kevin McGill's resignation as men's track and field coach. Hofstra promoted Cindy Lewis and Harry Boyle as assistant athletic directors. James Madison announced Dean Ehlers resignation as athletic director effective June 30, 1994, with Dan Lorn named athletic director effective June 30.
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