Cannaday Stars in Lorain Admiral King Invite Showdown
Lake Ridge junior Brett Cannaday fired a 71 to finish runner-up at the Lorain Admiral King Invitational while eyeing the Division III state tournament at Ohio State. Andrew Ajeltine led Fremont Ross with 68 to win, Keystone was second, and Elyria placed third as Cannaday builds toward a hoped national finish.
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Lorain
Brett Cannaday
Lake Ridge
Ohio State
Foa Greek Gulf
Hallidis Une
Elyria Sports
Ralph Treuel
Cannaday
Elyria
Oberlin Golf Club
Ohio
Ashland
Cleveland
Lima
Fox Creek
Betore
Sweetbrier
Greg Morgan
Keystone
Niskey
Lake Erie
Medina
Toledo
Bay Rockets rely on depth to rebound in SWC race
Bay Village’s PREP football team, the Rockets, aim to improve on a 2-8 season using returning starters and depth across positions. QB Derek Riedel anchors a roster with strong line play and a defense led by Mark Kelly and Karl Schreiber. The squad opens with Akron North and faces a challenging SWC schedule, seeking a competitive push in 2003.
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BAY Village
Bay
Rockets
Gary Sherwood
Derek Riedel
SWC
Riedel
Karl Schreiber
Evan Helgesen
B.J. Baran
Sherwood
Jake Ulmenstein
Kevin Kane
Adeeb Shaheen
Mike Abounader
Jeff Brodnick
Kelly
Schreiber
Alex Macrae
Matt Long
Ajlswc
Baran
Dan Wise
Mark Petro
Mike Vick
Brain McNeff
Brodnick
Jeff Stockhausen
Shaheen
Chris Stavlas
Akron North
Vermilion
North Ridgeville
Fairview
Amherst Completes Grabowski Era With Diverse Offense
Amherst introduces a pass-friendly, multi-set attack under coach Grabowski after Jeff Riesen era. The Comets aim to mix wing-T roots with spread looks, featuring QB Scott Canter and receivers Cesear Catalano Tomaszewski, with Knipp Kish Kampf sharing backfield.
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Jeff Riesen
Amherst
Grabowski
Fairview
Scott Canter
Canter
Alex Knipp
Ryan Kish
Cory Kampf
Kevin Cesear
Pete Catalano
Joe Tomaszewski
Mitch Lorig
David Eastaugh
Dan Miller
Jake Podrosky
Mike Urbanic
Comets
Knipp
Cesear
Lorig
Eastaugh
Podrosky
Randy Loushin
Adam Hohla
Teixeira hits for the cycle as Rangers beat Indians 5-2
Texas supports Blalock homer to surge to 5-2 over Cleveland. Teixeira goes 1-for-4 with a double, the second Rangers player to cycle this Tuesday night. Blalock’s fifth inning drive off the foul pole keys the lead, while Blarton struggles with five runs allowed in six innings.
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Mark Teixeira
Rangers
Indians
Scott Blarton
Blarton
Casey Blake
Texas
Alfonso Soriano
Dellucci
Cleveland
Omar Vizquel
Blake
Blalock
Teixeiradou
Rogers
Jody Gerut
Sandy Martinez
David Lee
Buffalo Bisons
Pawtucket Red Sox
Bisons
Pawtucket
Crispit
Vazquel
Belliard
Martinez
Lake
Broussard
Sizemore
Sonano
Young
Menck
Ait Matthews
Barayas
Marinez
Gerut
Teixeira
Elation
Rogers Dellucci
Vizquel
del Tusa
Sb—Gerut
CS Barajas
Gidp—Vizquel
Tye Fe Bane
Diani Gyveka
Susano Nix Matthews Sarajas
Mench OP
Vmarinez
Blake Texas
Myoung Asonano
Terxeia
Miller
Betancourt
Riske
Mahay
Almanzar
Fcordero S
Elaton
Indians call up Cabrera from Buffalo amid bullpen shakeup
The Cleveland Indians promote Fernando Cabrera to make his major league debut from Triple-A Buffalo. Cliff Bartosh is optioned, and reliever Scott Stewart is traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers for a player to be named or cash as wartime bullpen issues persist. Dreifort’s knee injury threatens the Dodgers season.
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Cleveland
Indians
Fernando Cabrera
Triple-A
Buffalo
Cabrera
Scott Stewart
Los Angeles Dodgers
Darren Drerfort
Stewart
Montreal
Expos
Dreifort
Frank Jobe
Dodgers
Guillermo Mota
Florida
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Sandusky
Highland
Lakewood
Edward
Columbia
Lorar Southwew
Midview
Laraun
Admiral King
Avon
Stack River
Frelands
Elyna
Andrew Ajeltine
Fremont
Steve Manheim
Chronic
Southview
Josh Reynolds
Mark Wall
Anne
Akron
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Rocky River
Avon Lake
Westlake
Rocke
Kish
Kampf
Knupp
Shoremen
Aamutai
Southwestern
Bled
Travis Hafner
David Deducci
The
Associated Press
Cliff Bartosh
Bartosh
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