Czech Republic’s Nicole Venus Williams exits French Open
Nicole Venus Williams of the Czech Republic withdraws from the French Open, ending her run on Page C4 with no listed match result or further details.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2006
Page
13
Nicole Venus Williams of the Czech Republic withdraws from the French Open, ending her run on Page C4 with no listed match result or further details.
Dan Coughlin facing advanced cancer says he plans to stay active in life and work. He describes ongoing treatments, strong community support, and a schedule including Bay High School graduation, a June fund raise, and return to WTAM by early August to cover the Browns and Indians. He remains optimistic about many “good days.”
In Cleveland, reliever Scott Sauerbeck gave up the tying homer to Eric Chavez in the eighth, followed by Rafael Betancourt allowing the go ahead run in a 7-6 loss to Oakland. Jake Westbrook struggled as Cleveland dropped their second straight game amid bullpen woes.
In a pitching duel, Byrd holds a 4-4 record with a 5.43 ERA facing Blanton at 5-5 with a 5.21 ERA. Broadcast coverage on SporTsTime Ohio, WEOL 930 AM, and WTAM 1100 AM.
Vermilion lefty Andy Oliver was picked 516th by the Minnesota Twins after a staged price war. Oliver and his advis ers whispered a $1 million signing bonus was required to sign him, pushing many teams to pass and target Oklahoma State University instead.
Cleveland selects pitcher David Huff with the 39th overall pick, a sandwich selection between rounds one and two. Huff, a left handed starter, turned down the Angels and Phillies to play college ball, with the pick compensation tied to the Cubs signing Bob Howry.
Mark Hollars, 37, was hired Tuesday as Westlake High School head coach with teaching duties in social studies. A Westlake alumnus and former North Olmsted coach, he returns to the Southwestern Conference aiming to build the Demons after two coaches in as many years.
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