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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1998
Page
5
Belle drives in six runs while Sosa collects his 35th hit of the season in a compact baseball note. South Amherst sluggers win a thriller in softball action, delivering a late rally for victory.
A fragmentary sports column vents about Ronaldo and the World Cup, names stars and managers, and weighs who should own teams. It mentions David Bell, Keith Lockhart, Bert Wolstein, Bud Selig, Roberto Alomar, and Rafael Palmeiro, with opinions on contracts and leadership. The piece references Peter Angelos and Nomar Garciaparra while debating player value and controversy.
The cycling grand tour begins in Ireland with riders lining up for the opening stage. Teams and fans gather as the race shoots off, marking the start of a hotly anticipated three weeks of racing.
In Cleveland, David Justice delivered a walk off single with bases loaded and no outs in a 65 Indians victory over the Minnesota Twins. Bartolo Colon had a rough night, lasting 5 1/3 innings, giving up three runs on eight hits as Matt Lawton opened the scoring for Minnesota.
Jimmy Vasser blistered the Burke Lakefront Airport pavement on his last lap to set a track record and take provisional pole for the Medic Drug Grand Prix of Cleveland from Bryan Herta. The 1996 PPG Cup winner credited a well-timed setup and learned adjustments from teammate Zanardi.
Brazil coach Mario Zagallo, 66, faces 160 million doubters as he pursues a fifth World Cup title against France. He defends his passion for soccer, notes his white hair, and says his desire remains undiminished despite criticism that he is old fashioned.
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