No-hit relief fuels Vermilion DRD win in district opener
Carson Ehrhardt, making his pitching debut, closed out a no-hit fifth inning in a 12-0 mercy-shortened win over Keystone Sturgill. Casey Scroggins started two innings and Caden Cooper added a clean third as Vermilion DRD built a big early lead and ran the bases aggressively.
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DRD Wildcats
Keystone Sturgill
Casey Scroggins
Wildcats
Caden Cooper
Ehrhardt
Vermilion Drd
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HOT Stove
Henely Wins Narrow Triathlon Victory Over Zangmeister
Aaron Henely of Grafton defended his title in the 27th North Coast Nautilus Summer Triathlon at Lakeview Park finishing 1:01:20.9 to Jason Zangmeister of Fairview Park 1:01:23.1. Grafton’s Michael Schaefer was third in 1:02:13.7 as Henely weathered a headwind on the bike and built a late run buffer.
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Grafton
Aaron Henely
Jason Zangmeister
Fairview Park
Henely
Lakeview Park
Zangmeister
Michael Schaefer
Erie Avenue
Henery
Elyria Catholic
Huntington
Indians rally past Tigers to snap four-game skid
Cleveland edges Detroit 9 6 at Progressive Field as Michael Brantley homers twice after bullpen collapse. Kazmir improves to 4 4 while Scherzer loses first time since May. Swisher lauds resilience as Indians take first win in eight against Central leaders.
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Indians
Detroit
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Torii Hunter
Vinnie Pestano
Michael Brantley
Nick Swisher
Kazmir
Scherzer
SportsTime
Ohio
WEQL
WTAM
WMMS
AlBalooshi Wins NHRA Top Fuel Title for Blind Fan
Khalid alBalooshi and Al-Anabi Racing celebrated a second NHRA top fuel crown in Norwalk after bringing 9 year old Jacob Delling to the event. He upset Antron Brown in round one and defeated Chris Karamesines in the quarterfinals, dedicating the trophy to the disabled boy who touched his heart.
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Norwalk
Khalid alBalooshi
Al-Anabi Racing
Jacob Delling
Dur
Michigan
Delling
Jacob
al Balooshi
Antron Brown
Chris Karamesines
Murray Wins Wimbledon Crown After Gripping Final
Andy Murray defeated Novak Djokovic 6-4 7-5 6-4 at Centre Court to claim Wimbledon the first British men’s champion in 77 years. Murray saved three match points before converting on his fourth, sealing a final praised for intense rallies and superb defense.
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Andy Murray
Britain
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Novak Djokovic
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All England
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