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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2020

Page

8

Hamlin Wins Homestead Cup Race For Third Time

Denny Hamlin led 137 of 267 laps at Homestead Miami Speedway in Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota to hold off Chase Elliott by 0.895 seconds for a record tying third NASCAR Cup win at the track. Ryan Blaney and Tyler Reddick finished behind in a rain delayed race.

Denny Hamlin Homestead-Miami Speedway Hamlin Chase Elliott Homestead Tony Stewart Greg Biffle Elliott Darlington Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Elliot Ryan Blaney Tyler Reddick

U.S. Olympic Committee backs protest rights amid NCAA splits

The U S Olympic and Paralympic Committee signals openness to challenging IOC protest rules while some athletes complain about being cut out of key decisions. Separate items note Indiana University naming Bill Garrett intramural center after IU's first Black basketball player, and a Drake student lawsuit alleging a coach urged a player to lie to police after a head injury. St Johns University fires fencing coach Boris Vaksman over racist remarks in a social media video asserting Black individuals are prone to trouble.

U.S IOC George Floyd Indiana University Bloomington Bill Garrett Drake University Nathaniel Miller Jr Bulldogs Tremell Murphy Murphy St. John’s University Boris Vaksman Vaksman Abraham Lincoln

MLB owners face choice on season length amid union stalemate

Major League Baseball's owners must decide how long a regular season to schedule after union chief Tony Clark signaled further dialogue would be futile. A March 26 agreement aimed to stage a full 2020 season under conditions, with prorated salaries and fans in ballparks, while negotiations over economics and potential games without fans surge.

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Kennard eyes Pistons return as NBA debates next steps

Luke Kennard, sidelined by knee tendinitis since January, anticipated a March 14 return with a minutes cap before the season paused by COVID-19. He recalled the NBA shutdown after Rudy Gobert tested positive, and expressed readiness to play once health and league plans allow.

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Wild MLB arbitration mockups clash with players fans owners

A satirical list by Jim Ingraham imagines absurd 12 week seasons and bizarre tradeoffs between owners players and fans. It jokes about corked bats dunk tanks donkey baseball and odd conditions to spur negotiations. The piece ends with contact info for Ingraham.

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