Gimenez called up as fill-in catcher for Gomes
Cleveland adds Chris Gimenez from Triple-A Columbus to back up Roberto Perez after Yan Gomes lands on the seven-day concussion list. Gimenez, who played for Cleveland in 2009–10, hit .262 with 11 RBIs in 34 games for Texas this season.
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Ramirez Sparking Indians Beat Astros Behind Solid Defense
Jose Ramirez went 3-for-4 with an RBI as Cleveland, aided by error-free defense, holds off Houston 3-1. Tyler Holt’s two diving catches and Bauer’s improved accuracy fueled the win. Ramirez also batting .405 over his last 10 games and .432 in the second spot. Cody Allen earned the save.
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Crushers surge early to ground River City in 5-4 win
The Crushers score four in the first inning and ride Connor Whalen’s seven innings to beat River City 5-4 before 3,001 at All Pro Freight Stadium. Chicago-based manager Chris Mongiardo notes the win tightens the playoff race as Lake Erie remains within five victories of clinching. River City drops to 53-34 and shares first in the West Division after the loss.
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Late rally seals win as Rascals top Crushers in series finale
Adam Ford fueled a come-from-behind victory with a two-run homer the night before and a clutch two-out single and steal in the ninth as the Rascals beat the Crushers. Ryan Brockett worked five innings and four Relievers limited another scoring burst while Whalen lasted into the eighth inning to keep the bullpen from overload. Hertler and Mejia contributed key hits as Shafer exited early.
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International Championships Results Summary
On Saturday Seoul defeated Tokyo 12 to 3 and United States champions Chicago beat Las Vegas 7 to 5. On Sunday at Lamade Stadium Tokyo won third place 5 to 0 over Las Vegas while Seoul defeated Chicago 8 to 4 in the World Championship final.
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South Korea Wins 1985 Little League World Series Title
Jae Yeong Hwang drove in two runs and Hae Chan Choi pitched four scoreless innings to power South Korea past Chicago 8-4 in the championship at Lamade Stadium. Choi homered and scored twice as Asia-Pacific champs built an 8-1 lead before Chicago rallied.
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Inman Earns College Baseball Scholarship After Stellar Rise
Elyria standout Marques Inman credits family and coaches for his progression from a late blush in freshman year to a standout junior season. He improved from a .375 rookie line with 21 RBIs to a .443 average with 32 RBIs and three homers. He plans to study mechanical or aviation engineering at West Virginia while continuing to develop as a five tool player.
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