Furyk loses Bridgestone in final hole to Bradley
Jim Furyk led the Bridgestone Invitational wire to wire but double bogeyed the 18th after a string of mistakes finishing with a 69 and a playoff loss. Keegan Bradley seized victory with a 64 after a clutch 15 foot par putt. Bradley and Furyk both delivered sharp rounds as the drama unfolded on Firestone.
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Jim Furyk
Akron
Firestone
Adam Scott
Furyk
Bradley
Steve Stricker
Paints Rally Past Ironmen in Prospect League Affair
Chillicothe Paints beat Lorain County Ironmen 17 1 in East Division action. Burke gave up 10 earned runs in 6 innings as Brugnoni and Lombardi homered for the Paints while Backstrom shut down Lorain for six frames. Dan Poskocil to start season finale. Leprechaun notes, contact info provided.
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Mike Burke
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Buffalo
Chillicothe
West Virginia
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Nick Lombardi Burke
Ironmen
Tyler Backstrom
Backstrom
Cody Koch
Kent State
Sam Alvis
Koch
Blake Bellman
Kevin Zak
Zak
Brugnoni
Butler
Elyria
Dan Poskocil
Hbi
Zuchowski
Neuschaeter
Tekra
Kujawa Zak
Koept
Lombardi
Alvis
Bellman
Hopper Fisher
Cypret
Carrion
Gaertner
Navarro
Booker
Bires
Lindmeier
Hopper
Fisher
Keeps
Hawn
Peck
Speer
White
Granda
Burks
Indians fall as Miguel Cabrera wins Tigers on 10th inning
The Indians blew a 5-5 tie in the 10th when Travis Hafner and Ezequiel Carrera hit back to back homers and Lou Marson drove in a run, but Detroit’s Miguel Cabrera followed with a towering three and one pitch homer to seal a gut wrenching loss at Progressive Field. Indians manager Manny Acta and closer Chris Perez voiced frustration as the club dropped their struggles on this road trip. The loss sets up a looming game against the Minnesota Twins with the pitching staff under heavy fire.
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Travis Hafner
Ezequiel Carrera
Lou Marson
Jack Hanrahan
Perez
Gerald Laird
Andy Dirks
RBI
Austin Jackson
Omar Infante
Miguel Cabrera
Manny Acta
Hafner
Ada
Kansas City Royals
Chris
Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Progressive Field
Vinnie Pestano
Jeremy Accardo
Chris Seddon
Triple-A Columbus
Pestano
Brees Sparks Saints to Hall of Fame Game Win
Drew Brees directed a 10 play opening drive and New Orleans beat Arizona 17 to 10 in the Hall of Fame game. The contest featured seven replacement officials amid labor issues and Kevin Kolb exited with rib bruises after an interception.
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Drew Brees
New Orleans
Saints
Arizona Cardinals
Brees
NFL
Arizona
Kevin Kolb
Browns face uncertain front office future with Holmgren Banner plan
Browns face a tense transition as Holmgren may co run the operation with Haslam to preserve continuity through 2012. Banner, Heckert, and Shurmur would benefit from Holmgren's stability while Haslam weighs a longer term role. The team aims to keep Holmgren in a guiding executive capacity this season.
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Banner
Holmgren
Haslam
Randy Lerner
Lernen
Lerner
Tom Heckert
Pat Shurmur
Dick Jauron
Ray Rhodes
Gil Haskell
Crushers' righty flirted with perfect no-hitter
Lake Erie Crushers beat the Washington Wild Things 1-0 as Eric Gonzalez-Diaz carried a no-hitter into the ninth inning before an error by Andrew Heck. Adrian Ortiz homered, Ortiz and Russell Molden had two hits each, and Mickey Jannis closed after Vahalik’s double.
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Jim Vahalik
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Andrew Heck
Vahalik
Mickey Jannis
Gonzalez-Dia
Adrian Ortiz
Ortiz
Russell Moldenhauer
Shawn Smith
Washington
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