BEREA — The Browns were happy to get their first Pro Bowl recognition in six years — kick returner Joshua Cribbs and receiver Braylon Edwards — but felt left tackle Joe Thomas and left guard Eric Steinbach deserved to go to Hawaii, too. “I was surprised that Steinbach or Joe Thomas didn’t make it,” running [...]
Girls basketball: Clearview wins another close one
SHEFFIELD TWP. — A third of the way into the basketball season and Clearview coach Don Collier has had enough – enough of close games that is. On Wednesday night his Clippers downed visiting Brookside 45-43 in a Patriot Athletic Conference Stripes Division game. The victory was the third straight two-point win for Clearview, which [...]
Ohio State football: Buckeyes hope good Boeckman shows up
COLUMBUS — For 10 games, Todd Boeckman was downright Heismanlike as Ohio State’s first-year starting quarterback. After closing the season with games in which he played about like a bronze statue, the Buckeyes are hoping that Boeckman can return to form heading into their game against LSU for the Bowl Championship Series national title. “He [...]
Dan Coughlin: Former CSU coach was a pioneer in many ways
I should have written some of this stuff down. The theme was African-American pioneers as some 600 packed the floor of Cleveland State University’s large Wolstein Center on Tuesday for a luncheon that specifically honored the memory and accomplishments of John McLendon. The program began with a video tribute, an excerpt culled from an hour [...]
George A. Baker
George A. Baker, 94, of Elyria, died Saturday, December 15, 2007 at Wesleyan Village in Elyria. He was born November 14, 1913 in Washington Courthouse, Ohio and has been a resident of Elyria most of his life. He was a 1931 graduate of Elyria High School and was chairperson and a member of the musical [...]
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