Fries wins second Run the River Half Marathon title
Tom Fries of Republic claimed his second straight Run the River Half Marathon title in Elyria with a time of 1 12 36. Dustin Lamvermeyer and Sean Payton followed, while Jeanne DeBonis set a women’s course record at 1 23 43, and Jennifer Parker, Connie Gardner placed second and third. The event drew 271 half marathon runners and 126 in the 5K at Lorain County Community College.
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Jeanne DeBonis
Westlake
Peggy Fortune
Jennifer Parker
Avon
Medina
Connie Gardner
Lorain County Community College
Fries
Lamvermeyer
Hawaii
Payton
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Connecticut
Parker
Run the River race highlights for local runners and records
The report covers Fries Lamvermeyer and Payton in a 1997 cross country context, detailing DeBonis Parker and Collins in a women’s 5K, plus extensive age group results. Notable names include DeBonis, Parker, Collins, Jungbluth, and Jones, with course records and personal bests noted across multiple divisions.
Hingis wins doubles final to complete Grand Slam sweep
Martina Hingis and Jana Novotna beat Lindsay Davenport and Natasha Zvereva 6 3 6 8 to claim the doubles title in 64 minutes. The victory caps Hingis's Grand Slam in doubles, earning $320,000 while singles runner-up Hingis received $400,000. Davenport and Zvereva finished the year with four doubles finals losses.
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New York
Martina Hingis
Lindsay Davenport
Hingis
Davenport
Jana Novoma
Natasha Zvereva
Novotna
Lindsay
Martina
Novoina
Mirjana Lucic
Zvereva
Helena Sukova
Margaret Smith Court
Australia
Martina Navratilova
Broncos Roll To 515 Yards Behind Elways Five TDs
Elway threw for 268 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another as Denver built a 35 17 halftime lead. He left with a minor right hamstring injury, while Davis added two long TD runs and Smith pushed his career rushing total past Thurman Thomas into eighth. Cowboys QB rotation produced field goals in Aikman’s absence.
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Broncos
Mike Shanahan
Dallas
Chan Gailey
Richie Cunningham
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Bobby Brister
Ed McCaffrey
Jason Garrett
Aikman
Cowboys
Emmitt Smith
Buffalo
Thurman Thomas
NFL
Browns job not for Seifert
Former 49ers coach George Seifert said on CBS pregame he does not expect to be a candidate to coach the new Cleveland Browns. Carmen Policy, Browns part owner and football decision maker, noted Seifert looks comfortable behind the desk and may be open to coaching duties in the future. Policy and former 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr spoke by phone this weekend, mending a long feud as DeBartolo congratulated Policy on the new role.
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Associated Press
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al Lerner
New York
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San Francisco
Steve Mariucci
Eddie DeBartolo Jr
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Denise DeBartolo York
BYU Defeats No 14 Arizona State In Provo Upset
Sophomore Ronney Jenkins rushed 171 yards and 48 receiving with a touchdown as Brigham Young overwhelmed Arizona State 26 6 at Cougar Stadium. Kealy and Redmond could not spark the Sun Devils as BYU improves to 1 1.
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Arizona State
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Ariz
Ryan Kealy
Redmond
Washington
Seminoles tumble in AP Poll after NC State loss
Florida State falls from No 2 to 11 after a 24 7 defeat by North Carolina State dropping out of the top 10 for the first time since 1990. Notre Dame also plunges 13 places to 23 after a 45 23 loss to Michigan State. Ohio State holds No 1 with 57 first place votes.
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Cleveland Clinic
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Lutheran West
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Carroll named winner of shortened Summercade Shootout
In Lorain County Speedway action, the E-Mod feature was halted after 50 laps due to a deteriorating track surface. Mike Carroll was declared winner as the 100-lap event was canceled and rain checks issued. Tate Gerken won the 10 lap consolation.
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South Amherst
Lorain County Speedway
Mike Carroll
Tate Gerken
LaGrange
Lorain County Speedway crowd heated. Hull wins 35 lap sportsman
Police were called as the Lorain County Speedway crowd grew tense. Steve Hull of Painesville won the 35 lap, 35 car sportsman feature after taking the lead on lap 15 and facing no further challenges. Cautions on laps four seven and ten reduced the field to four finishers.
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Lorain County Speedway
Steve Hull
Painesville
Hull
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