Keystone Wildcats Face Tough Tests In 2002 Opener
Keystone head coach Phil Tuttle expects a demanding start with a home opener versus Monroeville, followed by a Week 4 clash against Midview. Tuttle emphasizes depth, rotating players, and a balanced offense led by quarterback D.J. Shaw to build toward a conference title and respect after years at the bottom.
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Indians promote Cortes to bolster stressed bullpen
Cleveland selects right-hander David Cortes from Buffalo after a doubleheader strain as Jason Stanford is optioned back. Cortes fills a 40-man spot by moving Ricky Gutierrez to the 60-day DL and previously pitched 3 games in Triple A with a 4.50 ERA. Milton Bradley remains sidelined with lower back spasms while C C Sabathia allows bunts as the Twins visit for a four game set starting tonight at the Metrodome.
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Indians open season with tough nonconference slate
Oberlin faces New London Hanoverton United and Portsmouth Notre Dame in nonleague games ahead of Lorain County Conference play. Coach Scott Sheffield, in his first year, switches to a 5 2 defense, emphasizes senior leadership, and aims to improve from last season's 0-10 record and 47 points allowed per game.
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Firelands Falcons Rally In Rain-Delayed Seventh Inning
Firelands Falcons trailed 4-1 with one out in the top of the seventh when rain halted Saturday’s game and resumed Sunday. The continuation set up a crucial rally to keep the contest competitive and showcase the team’s late-inning resilience.
Firelands Falls Short in Hot Stove Classic Title Bid
Firelands loses state championship game to Plain City 9. A late rally by Jordan Beard narrowed the gap to 4-3 after a double, but the comeback stalled. Sunday edition misidentified a photo. center fielder Jaime Goble made the crucial catch for Firelands.
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Betancourt earns first major league save with Indians
Rafael Betancourt, back from elbow surgery, delivered a perfect 1 1/3 innings for Cleveland in a 3-1 win over the Angels. The right hander, recalled from the minors, credited preparation and his steady strike-throwing approach as he joins a reliever corps led by manager Eric Wedge.
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Sabathia Struggles Then Quiets Angels In Three Run Win
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