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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2009
Page
17
Crowe contends contact with a fan and glove at the wall affected a catch as Cleveland criticizes umpires on a disputed play. The Tribe bullpen faltered in a late inning, reopening a New York lead, while Lewis laments Yankee Stadium misfires.
New York. Umpire Ed Hickox likely out for a week after a foul ball struck his helmet in the sixth inning of the Indians 22 4 win over the Yankees. Hickox received aid from Jose Molina and stayed in until Tom Hallion replaced him in the eighth.
Scott Petrak lists Michael Crabtree, Jeremy Maclin, Percy Harvin and others as top draft targets. He notes Crabtree as a likely No. 5 pick for the Browns and suggests Robiskie or Nicks could emerge at 36 if Cleveland skips Crabtree.
Terry Robiskie praises son Brian Robiskie a tall fast receiver with hands and smarts. Lindy’s rates him top blocking receiver and Browns may draft him at 36 if Braylon Edwards leaves. Terry plans Atlanta trip as Brian's draft looms with family watching.
Dario Franchitti wins in only his second IndyCar start back with Target Chip Ganassi Racing. He credits the history of the Target team and says Long Beach owed him after prior CART seconds. Ganassi calls the win a simple, proud moment.
At Lorain County Speedway in South Amherst on a sunny April night Columbia Station’s High Shaffer won the E-Mod feature after fending off Doug Meyer. Elyria’s John Konzelman won the Chargers, Painesville’s Joe Courson took Limited Late Models, Josh Way led Street Stock, and Travis Braden topped the Legend Car guest division as 64 cars qualified across five divisions.
Felix Doc Blanchard, 1945 Heisman Trophy winner and Army backfield star with Glenn Davis, died in Bulverde Texas after pneumonia. Blanchard helped Army win 1944 and 1945 national titles, scored 38 touchdowns, became first junior Heisman, served as Air Force pilot, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1959.
Amherst Steele Baseball runs two summer camps for area youths. Grades 1-5 meet June 15–18 and grades 6-9 June 29–July 2 on the varsity field from 9 a.m. to noon. Fee is 60 dollars, due by June 8, with registration at 440 988 4433.
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