LOCAL

LOCAL
Game change
NORTH LIMA -- The South Range High girls basketball game against McDonald, originally scheduled for Monday night, was postponed and will be made up tonight.
The schools will play a varsity-only game at 7:30 p.m. at South Range.
Boardman wins 6-1
BOARDMAN -- Pat Rafeedie had two goals and an assist, while Jim Pipoly and Shawn Fulks each scored once, leading Boardman past Avonworth-Northgate 6-1 in a high school ice hockey game at the Ice Zone.
Pipoly and Fulks also had assists for the Spartans (5-14-1). Bob Walla and Arman Olgun also scored goals, while Jon Poma had two assists. Marc Esposito, Jason Iorio and Jon Grovall had one assist each.
Boardman took 58 shots on goal. Spartans goalie Chris Collins stopped 23 shots.
Recently, Boardman participated in the Hoover/Jackson Tournament. The Spartans, playing at the Center Ice Arena in Canton, lost to Hoover 6-3, Westerville 5-3 and Jackson 5-3.
NATION
Added to AFC squad
HONOLULU, Hawaii -- San Diego Chargers middle linebacker Donnie Edwards and New England Patriots center Damien Woody were added to the AFC Pro Bowl team Monday.
Denver's Al Wilson and Pittsburgh's Kendrell Bell pulled out.
It will be Edwards' first Pro Bowl appearance.
Goodrich arrested on new charges
DALLAS -- Dallas Cowboys player Dwayne Goodrich was arrested Monday on three new charges in a hit-and-run accident that killed two people.
Goodrich was taken into custody at his home, then posted $15,000 bail and was released from jail. He already had been free on $50,000 bond on two manslaughter charges.
On Jan. 14, Goodrich -- a reserve defensive back -- drove his car at more than 100 mph between a concrete barrier and a burning car that was in an earlier accident, police say.
A passenger in the burning car was trying to free the driver when Demont Matthews, 23, and Joseph Wood, 21, pulled to the side of the road and ran to help.
According to police, Goodrich's car an into all three rescuers, killing Matthews and Wood. The third man got a broken leg.
Goodrich earlier was charged in the deaths of Matthews and Wood. The new charges are for failing to stop and help the victims, a felony punishable by up to five years in prison.
Through his attorney, Goodrich has said he initially thought he'd struck only debris.
Goodrich told investigators he was the driver and sole occupant of the car.
Dallas County District Attorney Bill Hill has said a grand jury could begin hearing evidence next month.
Packers hire coach
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- John Bonamego was hired as the Packers' special teams coordinator after helping the Jacksonville Jaguars produce one of the best special teams units last season.
Bonamego replaces Frank Novak, who retired Jan. 10. Bonamego worked with Tom Coughlin, who was fired as the Jaguars' coach this month.
Miller and Rahlves picked for U.S. team
PARK CITY, Utah -- Double Olympic medalist Bode Miller and defending Super G champion Daron Rahlves were among 17 skiers picked for the U.S. team for the alpine World Championships beginning Sunday in Switzerland.
Taylor Twellman, top scorer, to stay
FOXBORO, Mass. -- Taylor Twellman of the New England Revolution, the top scorer in Major League Soccer last season, has renegotiated his contract and will stay in the league through at least the 2005 season.
WORLD
Maier weepsafter victory
KITZBUEHEL, Austria -- Hermann Maier wept after capturing a World Cup super giant slalom, a victory that he ranked among his finest triumphs and came 18 months after he almost lost his leg in a motorcycle crash. He led an Austrian sweep of the top five places.
Koivu, Belfour out
Montreal Canadiens captain Saku Koivu will miss the NHL All-Star game Sunday because of a routine medical exam to monitor his recovery from abdominal cancer.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Ed Belfour pulled out of the game because of a sore back and was replaced by Ottawa goalie Patrick Lalime.
Skipper to stay
AUCKLAND, New Zealand -- Skipper Dean Barker will stay with Team New Zealand, regardless of the outcome of the America's Cup finals starting Feb. 15.
Barker said he has turned down lucrative offers to sail for other teams, and that he made a commitment of loyalty to his teammates and to Team New Zealand's board of directors.
Vindicator staff/wire reports