Expos revenge Yankess on baseball page headline
Expos strike back at the Yankees in a decisive baseball win as details unfold on page B3. Armstrong faces a drug-adjacency shadow while Tour de France coverage continues on page B4 with ongoing scrutiny.
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Umpires resignations roil AL. some seek rescission
Reports say some American League umpires attempted to rescind resignations or discussed the idea with the AL office. Umpires union leader Richie Phillips cited 57 of 68 major leaguers had resigned with Sept. 2 effective, and a few remaining members expected to quit. Bud Selig not commenting as of press time.
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Astros rally on wild 11th to top Indians 3-2
Houston clinched an eighth straight win in a 3-2 interleague finish over Cleveland as Tom Candiotti’s knuckler dazzled yet yielded a walk and a wild pitch in the 11th. Spiers and Bogar reached on free passes before Hernanez’s bunt and a decisive wild pitch scored the winning run.
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Tim) Bogar
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Houston
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Craig Biggio
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Mike Hargrove
Sooy resigns as Firelands head coach after two months
Medina native Keith Sooy, a longtime Lorain County Basketball figure, resigns from Firelands High after a brief tenure. He cited distance and mounting driving time between Medina and Berea, leaving a 424-144 career record from Elyria, Medina, and Firelands. Possible replacements include Steve Lias, Dave Kudela, or Bill Dodd.
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Mike Home
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Norwalk
Jim Solomon
Steve Lias
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Dave Kudela
Bill Dodd
Major All-Stars left in the dark
In Elyria at Vic Janowicz Field the East West Majors Little League All-Star game was halted in the bottom of the fourth due to rain and darkness. Play resumes today at 5 p.m. on Diamond No 5 with East ahead 3-2 after a high scoring third inning led by Elyria’s Brad Barbee and Ryan Mandoke.
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Steve Medvetz
Elyria West
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