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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2012
Page
6
British Open champion Ernie Els expressed belief he could clinch another major title, insisting his game remained strong even as few commentators shared the same confidence.
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 3-1 to end a four-game losing streak and avoid the four-game sweep. Justin Masterson shined on the mound as Manny Acta stressed every win matters after back-to-back losses. The Indians improve to .500 as they prepare for Monday’s series finale.
Browns rookie Trent Richardson agreed to a four year contract worth 20.4 million fully guaranteed with a 13.341 million signing bonus. The deal avoids offset language that could have reduced 2015 pay if he was cut and signed by another team. Rookie Brandon Weeden remains unsigned. Rookies report for training camp.
Avon High School defensive back Ross Douglas has decommitted from Penn State after the NCAA sanctioned the program. Douglas's father confirmed the recruitment reopening to Scout.com, with no further comment from the family. The sanctions include a $60 million fine, four-year postseason ban, scholarship reductions, and vacated wins.
The NCAA stripped Penn State of 112 wins from 1998 through 2011 after evidence emerged of top officials learning of an allegation against Jerry Sandusky. Joe Paterno’s 409 major college wins were reduced to 298, dropping him on the all time list. Vacating a win means the opponent gains no credit and the school cannot claim credit for the victory. Akron, for example, cannot claim the 2009 Penn State 31–7 win.
Troy Cromwell, wide receiver on the 1986 squad that secured Joe Paterno’s second national championship, notes the tainted legacy while emphasizing the needs of the affected children and victims. He stresses placing victims first in all actions moving forward.
Lake Erie Jumps Club of Amherst sends five high jumpers to the 46th annual USATF National Junior Olympic Championships at Morgan State University in Baltimore. Erin Kasper, Zac Glowacki, Madison Cooper, Jeff Ondo, and Josh Hudson qualified July 7-8 at Cedarville University, competing across youth, junior and intermediate divisions.
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