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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 2025

Page

11

Astros edge Guardians in 10th on wild pitch

In Cleveland, the Astros beat the Guardians 5-3 after a rough 10th inning. Hunter Gaddis walked in the decisive run before Isaac Paredes and Jake Meyers added insurance as Gavin Williams matched zeroes through six. Guardians drop third straight as Astros win five of six.

Cleveland Guardians Astros Hunter Gaddis Progressive Field Jake Meyers Jeremy Pesia Gaddis Isaac Paredes Jacob Melton Stephen Vogt Gavin Williams

Guardians at Astros matinee blitz at Progressive Field

Cleveland hosts Houston in a day game at Progressive Field with Bibee facing Walter. Guardians TV coverage and radio options include WOBL AM 1320 and FM 107.7, WTAM AM 1100, and WMMS FM 100.7.

Cleveland Houston Bibee Walter Guardianstv WOBL WTAM WMMS

Gauff wins French Open overcoming Sabalenka for title

Coco Gauff defeats Aryna Sabalenka 6-7 6-2 6-4 to claim her first French Open and second Grand Slam title. The 21-year-old American drew motivation from a past final loss and emphasized willpower and mental strength in hard-fought victory.

Gauff Sabalenka Jerome Pugmire Samuel Petrequin Associated Press Paris Coco Gauff Aryna Sabalenka

Bright clears 6 9 to win state track title for Rangers

North Ridgeville senior Nathan Bright becomes the first boys track champion for the school after clearing a onetime 6 9 high jump at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium to win the Division I title. He defeated West Clermont’s David Lack on fewer misses as both cleared 6 9. all three attempts at 6 10 were missed. Bright rose from a baseball-bored starter to state champion.

Columbus Nathan Bright North Ridgeville Bright Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium West Clermont David Lack John Foland Sharon Clarke Avon Jackson Hughes Maumee Lucas Polkington Berea-Midpark Riley Jones

Avon senior Brown repeat discus champion at state meet

Rania Brown of Avon capped her high school career with a second straight Division 1 state discus title at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, unleashing a 153 feet 6 inch throw that topped Kamille Smith of Pickerington Central by nearly 10 feet. Brown opened with a 151-10 to match last year's winning mark and signaled a lasting legacy and inspiration for younger throwers.

Todd Shapiro Chronicle-Telegram Columbus Rania Brown Jesse Owens Brown

Oberlin girls claim 2nd at Division III state meet

Oberlin finishes second with 38 points at Jesse Owens Stadium as a full team effort. Coldwater leads with 55.5 points and Columbus Grove places third with 32. The Phoenix sweep includes state titles in the 800 and 400 relays. Alyssa Webb Jasmine McDearmon Aubrey Abeyta and Olivia Hudson win the 800 relay in 1 42 25 and the 400 relay in 49 24 over Columbus Grove.

Paul Hoyse Chronicle-Telegram Columbus Oberlin Jesse Owens Stadium Lorain County Lorain Coldwater Columbus Grove Phoenix Alyssa Webb Aubrey Abeyta Jasmine McDearmon Olivia Hudson Webb McDearmon Abeyta Cayman Noble

Floyd battles through pain to Falcons first girls champ

Firelands senior Ariannah Floyd fought through a brutal day at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium to win the Division II 300 meter hurdles, edging Joelle Cherry and Brittany Douglas after earlier trials and a bruised left foot.

Floyd The Falcons Chronie Telegram Columbus Firelands Ariannah Floyd Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium Steve Lias Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy Joelle Cherry Beechcroft Brittany Douglas

Sovereignty Repeats Belmont Victory At Saratoga

Sovereignty, the Kentucky Derby winner, defeats Journalism in the 157th Belmont Stakes at Saratoga Race Course. The victory marks a second Belmont win for trainer Bill Mott, with Baeza finishing third as the field again features Derby and Preakness winners vying for Chessboard Triple Crown spots.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Sovereignty Saratoga Race Course Bill Mott Baeza Tri Glad Mott Junior Alvarado Journalism Belmont

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