Saunier wins first LCS main as Gibson wrecks early
Doug Saunier, the Navarre driver, outs front runners to win the 25 lap supermodified feature at Lorain County Speedway after Todd Gibson’s crash on lap one. Dave Francek and Jeff Capretto also claim first-time wins in stock car and Formula 440 classes at South Amherst oval. Saunier clocked 13.752 seconds lap, with Wynne and Seelman close behind as Gibson suffers heavy damage to his No. 0 while unhurt.
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Richmond takes pole for Pocono race in tough track test
Ashland's Tim Richmond earned the pole at Pocono International Speedway after a late-chase lap in 59.218 seconds at 151.981 mph. He edged Harry Gant and Darrell Waltrip as Winston Cup teammates and drivers battled for the front row at the Like Cola 500. Richmond, an Ashland, Ohio native and former Sandusky Speedway champion, previously pole-led at Darlington.
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Downing and Ripken Errors Spark MLB Losses
In a busy baseball recap, Brian Downing's first left field error in 245 games helped the California Angels fall 13-11 to Detroit. Cal Ripken's 12th season error at short on a potential double play contributed to Baltimore's 4-3 defeat by Oakland. The column also notes other late-game rallies and notable hits across several games, including New York and Chicago showdowns.
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North edge South 11 10 in Ohio All-Star football thriller
In Paul Brown Tiger Stadium the North rallied from a 10-0 deficit to win 11-10 as Mike Timko fired a two point conversion to Pat Dillon with 3:06 left. Timko, St. Joseph's standout, also earned offensive MVP honors while Stefan of St. Ignatius anchored the defense. South previously led 10-6 on a Matt Smith interception return and a Burdik field goal.
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