The Ballad of Herb Score hits Cleveland fans hard
Cleveland baseball icon Herb Score is spotlighted by songwriter Terry Cashman. The piece notes Score’s career ending after a 1957 line drive injury, rookie triumphs with the Indians, a 1960 trade to the White Sox, and retirement in 1962.
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The Ballad of Herb Score Varue
A fragmented verse piece recalls Herbie Score Varue a southpaw hurler named Herbie Score with winter 1954 memories. It hints at a stadium moment and famous players like Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle, emphasizing a legendary yet obscure pitcher.
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Gods of the Diamond Honor Herb Score in Song
Songwriter Cashman, recalling Herb Score and other fallen stars, honors Score and baseball legends in a new track. The piece reflects on Score's career impact, the line drive that altered his path, and Cashman's broader musical tribute to baseball history.
Angels fall as Lofton steals thunder in dramatic ninth
Indians from Bi Stadium details a tense ninth inning as Lofton steals Jackson’s thunder after Mesa and Lilliquist clash. Jackson laments losses while Lilliquist earns the win, Alomar throws out Hudler at second, and Matt Turner seals his first major league save with a perfect 10th.
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Carlton Denies Anti-Semitic Remarks In Magazine Profile
Steve Carlton rejected claims of anti Semitic statements made in a Philadelphia Magazine article by Pat Jordan. Carlton said the piece contains numerous errors and would not explain each one, while the AJC dropped its call to bar him from Cooperstown after his statement praising Sandy Koufax.
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Jacobs Field safety debated after railing height questions
Rangers spokesman John Blake says signs will be added where potential problems exist while noting the park is safe. James Whitley of Whitley Whitley Inc. asserts upper deck railing meets the Ohio Building Code, which requires a 34 foot high border for elevated seating, as Hellmuth Obata Kassabaum led Jacobs Field design and HOK's Joe Spear did not return calls.
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Heat edge Crunch in NPSL playoff thriller 14 13
Harrisburg Heat rally to beat Cleveland Crunch 14 13 in the American Division finals opener. Scott Henderson scored the deciding goal with six seconds left after Brett Phillips' save set up the finish. Otto Orf made 21 saves as Harrisburg held late. Doug Miller exited early due to collision and did not return.
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Lee Tschantzet
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Gary Hindley
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Heat 14 Crunch 13 in wild late period shootout
Heat Edge Crunch 14 13 after frantic final minutes with penalties and power plays. Key players include Marinara, Chinnon, and Henderson. attendance listed as 8. The chaotic scoring sequence features multiple penalties, shootout attempts, and late lead changes.
White Sox release Winiarski from organization
SOUTH BEND Ind Chip Winiarski a South Amherst High School and Oberlin College alum nus was released by the Chicago White Sox organization He was at the Class A South Bend Silver Hawks camp and had pitched six innings with one run allowed In his final outing he struck out five in two innings Winiarski 25 spent five years in the minor leagues in the Indians and White Sox systems
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