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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
14
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson renew their high profile rivalry as the U S Open begins at Winged Foot. The pair first clashed in the 1993 Nissan Open, a note from their long running duel.
The piece details Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson as top rivals ahead of the U S Open at Winged Foot. It notes Woods coping with his father’s May death and a nine week layoff, Mickelson’s confidence, and questions about how the course and rough will affect play. It cites past clashes, including Woods beating Mickelson at Bethpage Black and Doral, and discusses their public friction and mutual respect.
The International Sports and Entertainment Festival opens at the Cleveland Convention Center with a 1906 Honus Wagner jersey and cap, valued at 1.5 to 2 million dollars, displayed noon today. Owned by Brian Wentz of BMW Sports Cards. Ruth bat and Wagner card also valued at 1.2 million. The event runs today through Sunday with Browns Day and appearances by Jim Brown and Adam West. tickets 15 dollars, under 15 free today and Friday.
Avon Lake Post 211 cruised to a 15-5 seven inning victory over Vermilion Post 397 behind 18 hits and a strong start by Scott Nealon. Chris Nealon highlighted the barrage with a homer and four RBIs while Westlake’s James Dibiasio and Avon Lake’s Kyle Maurer fueled the offense. Vermilion’s Mike Wilsey homered early, but Post 397 committed four errors and couldn’t sustain the comeback.
Lorain County star Knipp, a 2005 2,000-yard rusher, will play safety for Ball State in NCAA Division II Ashland week. He will share ball carrying duties with Tallmadge's James Miller while focusing on having fun Saturday night. Knipp travels with Kish and Comets coach Keith Grabowski as he joins the North for the game.
Players from the Ohio North South Classic showcase high school standouts headed to Division I and II programs. Notables include Knipp Kish Spring Mahone with MAC and Division II commitments, aiming to prove themselves against top seniors and endure a defensive emphasis in the all star game.
Scrambled OCR shows fielding and pitching lines for multiple teams including Saint, North Coast, and Realty One. Mentions players such as Jake, Neusche, Neff, and Web, with IP, H, R, BB, K tallies and team names like Stiward, Panthers, and Fox. Details are fragmented and include partial scores and positions.
Tribe suffers 14th loss in 16 at the Bronx as Johnson struggles and Randy Johnson dominates. Perez argues with the pitcher after being drilled, benches warn, and both managers eject Randy Johnson and Torre as the crowd roars. Cleveland also releases reliever Sauerbeck before the game.
Cleveland gears up for a three day minicamp in Berea starting Friday with all 97 roster members expected to attend. The session aims to solidify a winning culture as players and coaches build familiarity and chemistry ahead of the season.
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