Indians Fans Ignore Heat, Extend 18th Straight Home Win
Cleveland Indians keep the heat in the 90s as sellout crowds cheer through the weekend. They stretch their home winning streak to 18 games, leading the American League Central. Fan Steve Botcho flew in from Philadelphia for the matchup.
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Indians Win 6-5 Over Red Sox In Overtime
After Cleveland’s 6-5 victory yesterday, the Indians climb to 40-25 a .615. Outsiders from Cincinnati and elsewhere attended, praising the new ballpark. Visitors noted cannot bring ice water or coolers into the stadium, security guards enforcing the rule.
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Rockets rally to force seventh game in NBA finals
Houston climbs from brink to beat the Knicks 86 84 on Hakeem Olajuwons 30 points and two final minute defensive plays plus Kenny Smiths clutch 3 as they tie the NBA Finals 3 3 forcing a decisive seventh game. Starks scores 16 in the fourth for New York but the Knicks fail to lead after halftime.
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Lawrence County Panthers form county legion baseball team
A new Mercer Lawrence County American Legion squad unites 17 and 18 year olds from Shenango Laurel Neshannock and Wilmington districts under manager Dave Kirkwood and assistant Gene Ross. The Panthers sit 6-0 with Ryan Messner of Neshannock leading hitters at .455 with a home run and nine RBIs.
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Montgomerie Leads Three Way Open Playoff At Oakmont
Colin Montgomerie holds a one shot edge as he, Ernie Els, and Loren Roberts enter a 18 hole playoff for the U S Open at Oakmont after all three finished regulation at 279 9 under par Roberts and Els both bogeyed the last hole leaving them at 6 under and forcing the playoff Roberts rued a 44 foot miss on 18 while Montgomerie lamented three straight bogeys on the 11th and 12th as Curtis Strange and John Cook chased at 280 and 282 respectively
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Open at Oakmont: Montgomerie and Els lead in playoff
Coverage of the 94th U S Open at Oakmont near Pittsburgh with leaders at five under par in a playoff. Players listed include Montgomerie Roberts Els Strange Cook Dennis Norman Watson, with Waldorf Torrance and McGovern posting 69 as the round of the day. Hot humid conditions with highs near 90 and risk of afternoon storms.
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