Browns Legends Dixon Minnifield at Hall of Fame Event
Former Cleveland Browns cornerbacks Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield appear at Browns Day Sunday at 11 a.m. as part of the Hall of Fame's 40 GREAT Days of Summer. A 30 minute panel “State of the Dawg Pound” leads to a meet and greet with fans and chances to win prizes including pregame field passes and VIP FirstEnergy Stadium tours.
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Avon Falls Behind Then Battles Back in Tallmadge Defeat
Avon took its only lead in the second when Matt South tripled and Nowakowski followed with a center field homer for a 2-1 edge. Tallmadge answered with four straight innings of two runs, including Andrew Ayers driving in two with a fourth inning homer to push ahead 7-3, while Ayers struck out nine in 4 1 3 innings.
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Indians face outfield woes as Bourn and Morgan sidelined
Cleveland notes Bourn suffers a mild to moderate left hamstring strain likely to miss three to four weeks after pulling up in a 7-3 win over Kansas City. Morgan remains on the 60 day DL with right knee pain ahead of possible imaging. Brantley shifts to center as injuries test Indian outfield depth and roster moves follow.
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Wellington aims for Class A semifinals as Noss leads with three runs
Wellington sophomore Brooke Noss drove in three runs, scoring on a wild pitch in the sixth to trigger the 10 run mercy rule. She praised strong fielding and base running as the team prepares to face the South Amherst Mini Bullets. Grafton Scoop defeated Keystone Hershey's 17-3 in five innings with Jasmine Willis fanning 13 and Katarina Yates noting aggressive base running and effective defense. Willis attributed faster pitches to pushing off and changing speeds as the team celebrated the mercy rule and eyed Buckeye next.
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