Paxton Shuts Down Red Sox as Indians Win 4-3
Cleveland pitcher Mike Paxton retired the first 14 Boston batters and beat the Red Sox 4-3, aided by Jim Kern's eighth inning work for his 13th save. Wayne Cage homered for Cleveland, while Rick Manning and Buddy Bell drove key runs. Boston, now 12 losses in 15, heads to New York for a three game set.
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Caldwell Keeps Brewers In Race With Guidry Dominance
Mike Caldwell pitched six strong innings and the Brewers beat the Orioles 4-3 to stay four games back in the AL East behind a Yankees team led by Ron Guidry. Robin Yount drove in two as Milwaukee moved within reach of first, while Guidry improved to 21-2 for New York with a 4-2 win over Detroit and Boston’s loss.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues
American League East standings show New York leading with 88 wins and 57 losses, Boston 87-59, Milwaukee 85-62, Baltimore 81-65, Detroit 78-67, Cleveland 64-81, Toronto 57-89. West leaders Kansas City 81-64, California 79-69, Texas 72-72, Oakland 66-81. Wednesday results include Cleveland over Boston 4-3 and New York over Detroit 4-2. Also listed are ongoing pennant races in the National League with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Montreal, St. Louis, New York, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Saturday schedule shows multiple interleague matchups and time-specific games across both leagues.
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Rams Cowboys Clash Sets Week Three NFL Showdown
NFL Week Three pits undefeated Dallas against Los Angeles in a sellout clash after two victories each. Dallas offense leads with 72 points, while Rams struggle to threaten with 26 in two wins. Cowboys’ Tony Dorsett expected to decide.
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Flyer Spikers Down Plymouth St. Pauls Girls Volleyball Triumph
The Flyers survived a first game scare then swept Plymouth St Pauls 15-12 and 15-3 on Thursday. Coach Janet McGuckin praised consistent setting and potent spiking while noting serves still need work. The win improves St Pauls to 3-1 and they open Firelands Conference play Tuesday hosting Western Reserve.
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Riders Post Victory Over Seneca East in Volleyball
Western Reserve Roughriders defeated Seneca East 15-10 6-15 15-11 with Ann Murray scoring seven points to lead. JV also won 15-7 15-3 behind Vicky Molesky's seven points as WR coach Marilyn Knechtges praised the team's relaxed approach.
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