Cascade Park pool a symbol of Elyria decline
The Cascade Park pool sits ruined and weed choked, a relic from 60 years of city pride. With GM plants closed and funds tight, officials question repairs while crowds favor nearby pools. Proposals include weekend hours or targeted use to revive downtown appeal.
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Delgado faces drug test report in Tour de France
Spain’s Pedro Delgado confirmed a positive drug test result and asked for a second lab check. In cycling news Valerie Simonet won the eighth stage of the women’s Tour de France ahead of Jeannie Longo, finishing 47 miles from Pau to Mont de Marsan in 1 48 18. Tyson hearing opens with no major action as lawyers roam the room over a preliminary injunction against Bill Cayton.
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Tribe drops pair in doubleheader on Welch good pace
Welch limited a key A’s hit to a single extra base at most as Ron Kittle doubled for a run in the second. Julio Franco extended an 11 game hitting streak with three of the hits off Welch in the second game. Stan Javier went 5-for-5 in the opener and added two hits in each game of the doubleheader.
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Today''s games in the American League schedule
Baseball card style listing shows Farrell aiming for win at 9 6 and Stewart 120 915. Matchups include Kansas at Leitrandt, Seattle with Madre, Texas at Rhoden, and multiple other AL and NL tilts with times noted 7 35 pm.
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Morgan Shines as Red Sox take sixth straight win
Mike Smithson and Bob Stanley combined on a three-hitter as Boston beat Minnesota 5 3 to extend its winning streak under new manager Join McNamara. Larry Parrish homered and had two singles, while Allan Anderson took the loss for the Twins.
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Reds erupt in first inning to rout Mets 11 to 2
Cincinnati scorched New York with 10 runs in the opening frame, chasing Ron Darling early. The Reds added six more hits and two Mets errors, the explosion nearly tying the NL record for first inning runs while Darling and reliever Terry Leach struggled.
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AL leaders Minor Batting and Pitching Totals Amid Fractured Data
A fragmented list of league leaders across batting pitching and fielding categories shows Canseco Oakland leading with home runs and runs, Greenwell Boston high in hits and duties, and Molitor Milwaukee star in steals. The pasted OCR includes inconsistencies and unclear names but highlights Canseco and Greenwell as notable figures with multiple top spots in batting and home run totals, plus diverse teams like Oakland Boston Minnesota and Cleveland in leader slots.
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MLB N L leaders and batters tally by city and team
A compact stats roundup lists batting and pitching leaders by team and city including players such as Bonds Pittsburgh Galarraga Montreal Strawberry New York and Van Slyke Pittsburgh. It notes home runs by Strawberry and Montgomery and key pitching figures like Ryan Houston and Bedrosian Philadelphia with various counts and team labels.
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Mets Allow 10 in First, Lose 11 2 to Reds
Baseball notebook notes the New York Mets surrender 10 first inning runs in an 11-2 defeat to Cincinnati. It recalls Mets' record for most runs allowed in an inning and historical Reds seasons, with mentions of 1969 and 1985 games and related team streaks.
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Baseball Transactions Highlight Team Moves and Recalled Players
In a flurry of roster activity, multiple clubs announced player recalls and placements. Charles Hudson and Jim Cary were noted for recent moves, while Steve Shields and Mike LaCo were shifted to and from active rosters. The International League and Pacific Coast leagues also reported adjustments, with several players placed on disabled lists and recalled for upcoming games.
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