Cleveland sports items bring big bids at Lelands auction
Nine Cleveland sports mementos sold for over 65000 this month led by a 1924 Cleveland Indians team signed baseball that fetched 48178 after a 500 start. Other items included a 1990 Bob Feller statue and 1948 Indians World Championship Ring with bids to 13323.60, while a 1914 Babe Ruth photo set a new sports-photo record at 190373.
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Tigertown Open aims for balanced field and local ties
Mastrianni seeks a field split of about two thirds amateurs and regular pros to keep the Tigertown Open engaging while capping total players around 18 to 200. The event draws Stark Summit Tuscarawas Wayne area players with many local pros like Justin Lower Richie Schembechler and Tyler Light, plus a $5 000 payout for winners.
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Hannan brothers shine at Skyland Pines First Tee tour
At Skyland Pines par 72 course, the First Tee of Canton Junior Golf Tour saw strong showings. Nolan Hannan won the 13-15 boys with 86, Jack Hannan led the 16-18 boys with 77, Ellie Hutzler topped the girls 10-12 with 45, and Erica Headley paced the 16-18 girls with 87. Continuous drives and stacked improvements highlighted a day of fast greens and longer play from the White tees.
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Jack
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Raffaele Scassa
Anthony Capobianco
Carter Russell
Ben Sibert
Evan Jordanides
James Yoder
Logan Hoover
Lukey Harley
Zachary Huscasson
Sam Boyles
Conner Gardner
Mano Tortorella
Austin England
Conner Buttershell
Blake Howard
Finnegan Lynch
Dominic Scibetta
Caden Severson
Pryce Brown
Trevor DeRoy
Zachary Closky
Ellie Hutzler
Zoe Mort
Ava Kemp
Lauren Brown
Kylie Porter
Ram'dyn Hershberger
Jayden Mitchell
Campbell Young
Abigail Davis
Alexis, Ralston
Maria Warner
Abigail Blackbur
Katelyn Potashnik
Erica Headley
Rachel DiDonato
Bella Warner
Katie Rice
Madison Gruber
US beats Spain to reach World Cup quarterfinals
Alyssa Naeher endured a shaky start in the knockout with a misplayed short pass that led to Spain’s equalizer but recovered to help the United States win 2–1 behind Megan Rapinoe’s late penalty. USA advances to face France in the quarterfinals.
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Lucia Garcia
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United States fall to Spain in tight Cup clash
In a hard fought knockout round game at Paris Saint-Germain’s stadium, Spain defeats the United States with Hermoso scoring to reach the semi finals. Rapinoe and Morgan faced late pressure as Ellis’s squad endured cautions and tactical adjustments.
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