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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1999
Page
3
The report notes no expansion in sight for the Big Ten Conference as college sports discuss realignment. Coach Miller earns a three year contract extension, with details on the extension outlined on page B5.
In a rare civil moment, Albert Belle agrees to a pregame taped interview with Fox Sports in Baltimore before a Seattle game. Framed by Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, the session was set for 3:30 p.m. but Belle later reneged and chose to speak after the game.
Pedro Martinez left after the fifth as Cleveland beats Boston 5-4 at Fenway Park. Jim Thome hit a two run homer in the eighth to knot the score and Omar Vizquel contributed, while Wakefield faltered in relief amid a tense ninth inning.
Cleveland Indians pitcher Dwight Gooden was put on the 15 day disabled list after leaving a start with shoulder stiffness. Jaret Wright was activated from the DL to start against Boston, while five Indians including Travis Fryman Sandy Alomar and Wil Cordero remain sidelined. Gooden is eligible to return on August 18 and may miss one or two more starts.
Browns middle linebacker Chris Spielman reflects on the return to the field in Canton for the Hall of Fame Game against the Dallas Cowboys at Fawcett Stadium. A Northeast Ohio native and former Massillon High star, Spielman recalls clashes with Canton McKinley and the lingering regrets from those meetings.
Cleveland beer makers launch Browns themed brews as the NFL season returns after a three year absence. Great Lakes Brewing's Cleveland Brown Ale, bottled and sold in grocers, sees demand double to 1,800 barrels for nationwide sale and Winking Lizard bars feature the drink. Kerry Hevesi notes strong popularity at Cleveland Heights location.
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