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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1998
Page
4
North Olmsted's Lynsey Golden keeps the ball in play as the Eagles defeat Westlake 3-0 in division play. Fairview shocks Avon Lake in a high school volleyball upset. Ohio State football notes Montgomery avoids trouble and finds success. Belle and Brosius file for free agency.
Ban Coughlin portrays Arn Tellem as a tireless sports agent for Albert Belle and Latrell Sprewell, available 24 hours to handle lawsuits and negotiations. The piece mocks boilerplate protections by suggesting absurd contract clauses to shield clients from suspensions and legal trouble.
At the NFL meetings in Kansas City, the Browns seek to relax tampering rules to hire Dwight Clark as director of football operations. Policy may talk to nonunder contract personnel earlier, while other teams oppose easing the rules. Clark has a multi year offer from the 49ers, pending his decision.
Oberlin Keystone and Wellington won district semifinals to set a third meeting this season. Keystone routed Brooklyn 15-5 15-2 after a tense start, while Wellington defeated Hillsdale 15-13 then 15-7. The district final is Thursday with the winner advancing to a Strongsville regional semifinal on Nov. 7 at 11 a.m.
Rocky River rallied after Olmsted Falls tied the game at 1-1, then scored the winner with 35:36 left on Jenny Burke’s finish from Lindsay Buckingham. Olmsted Falls had earlier tied on Jackie Mason’s shot at 36:35. Both defenses limited chances as the Pirates advanced 2-1.
The Cleveland Indians named Phil Regan their new pitching coach replacing Mark Wiley. Regan previously held the role with the Tribe in 1994 and with the Cubs the past two seasons. He said he was returning to Chicago next year but chose Cleveland instead, expressing anticipation and noting his friendship with John Hart and Mike Hargrove.
The Cleveland Indians, who have routinely sold out home games since moving to Jacobs Field in 1994, announced a 10 percent average ticket price hike for next season. Field j level boxes rise to 30 from 26, upper boxes to 18 from 17, and bleachers to 14 from 12 while $6 upper reserved and standing room prices stay the same.
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