Curacao wins first Little League World Series title
Pabao Little League of Willemstad Curacao defeated Conejo Valley California 5 2 to capture the Little League World Series championship in South Williamsport. Pineda struck out 11, Profar hit a two run homer, and Curacao built an early lead before holding on for the win. Celebrations erupted in Willemstad with fireworks and street revelry as Curacao claimed its first Caribbean title.
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Indians' Blake leads with power in 31-game surge
The Indians’ Blake Blake 64 season highlights include a .328 average over 31 games with eight homers and 24 overall this season. He trails only Travis Fryman’s 1994 Cleveland third base mark of 28 homers as a notable power source. Manager Eric Wedge lauded Blake’s impact as the team won for the third time in five games, remaining seven games behind Minnesota in the Central Division. Benny Davis, Ellarton, and Hafner contributed to a four-homer day while betting on a strong pitching performance from Blarton, who noted his return to form after a rough start.
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Browns Duel in Rushing Back Battle Drives Coach's Optimism
Browns coach Butch Davis watches Lee Sages and William Green vie for starting back duties as preseason action highlights their talents. Luke McCown leads a late rally for a 21-19 win over Kansas City, while Derrick Frost secures punting duties and Northcutt returns punts for good field position. Davis notes coaching-system hiccups in the game and praises players for competing hard.
Browns Preseason Offense Struggles Behind Garcia and Davis
Cleveland quarterbacks Garcia and Davis navigated a rough first half with Garcia going 12 for 20 for 115 yards and no TDs or INTs. He urged rhythm and consistency, noting West Coast terminology challenges and a need to get on the same page with Robiskie. Davis praised starters’ 7-4 edge but admitted the passing game was not yet sharp, with Garcia leaving after 20 plays as the team aims to tighten for Baltimore.
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