Kruszka sweeps Park 2 Park Half Marathon in humid victory
Avon resident John Kruszka captured his third Park 2 Park Half Marathon win in four years with a 1 hour 23 minute 47.5 second time. Fairview coach Andy Slack was runner up, while Perrysburg’s Paige Trojanowski won the women’s half in 1 30 57.1. The event began and ended at Lorain County Metro Parks French Creek Reservation amid heat and a passing shower.
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Brian Nguyen
Fairview
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Paige Trojanowski
Joanie Washington
Bay Village
Kara Lade
Lorain County Metro Parks
French Creek Reservation
Trojanowski
OSU
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Montclove
Washington
Denver
North Ridgeville
Bill Robb
Becky Slack
Fairview Park
Buchanan Wins in Buckeye Super Sprints at Sandusky Speedway
Todd Buchanan led all 25 laps of the Buckeye Super Sprints feature at Sandusky Speedway after rain delays. Talon Stephens, two-time winner this season, started fastest in qualifying but could not overtake Buchanan. The program also featured Stephen Klinect dominating the Modifieds and Justin Hamilton winning Street Stocks, with Joey Wyckoff setting a Hobby Stock track record. A lap with former driver Brett Cantley in Justin Hamilton's car honored Cantley, battling terminal cancer in the winner's circle.
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Sandusky Speedway
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Talon Stephens
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Stephens
Buchanan
Doug Berryman
Stephen Klinect
Kenny Phillips
Klinect
Jason Wells
Justin Hamilton
Chris Hamilton
Cody Rose
Justin
Tory
Joey Wyckoff
Brett Cantley
Cantley
Fast Qualifier and Dash Set for Local Race
Talon Stephens posts 15.693 fast time with Ravenna and Kenny Phillips clocks 18.356 in Vermilion. Dash features Stephen Klinect and John Bartlome among leaders. heats list Bott Beverly Phillips and Calhoun. Feature races spotlight Klinect Wells Phillips Shullick and Sharp across 25 laps.
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Ravenna
Kevin Mingus
Huron
Doug Berryman
Bascom
Todd Buchanan
Marblehead
Stephens
Kevin Shirey
Berryman
Mingus
Shirey
Kenny Phillips
Vermilion
Stephen Klinect
Burbank
John Bartlome
Lorain
K. Phillips
Kenny Sharp
Port Clinton
Mark Bott
Port Austin
Dave Beverly
Craig Phillips
Kenny Calhoun
Bellevue
Kevin Jaycox Jr
Sandusky
Klinect
Ron Souders
Sharp
Fast Lane Race Report at Norwalk Track
Feature race for 20 laps lists competitors J Hamilton C Hamilton Dawson Rose Bennett along with runners from Mansfield Milan Vermilion Norwalk. The heat includes Dawson C Hamilton J Hamilton Rose and others.
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Norwalk
Randy Dawson
Mansfield
Justin Hamilton
C. Hamilton
Cody Rose
Milan
Dawson
J. Hamilton
Rose
John Bennett
Vermilion
Bennett
Fast Qualifier and Heat Lineup for Local Track Event
Amherst driver Joey Wyckoff ran 22.375 in a fast qualifier. In the 15 lap feature Wyckoff led with McDonald Smith Miller Rowe among the top finishers. Heat lineups include Wyckoff White Dylan Watson McKee Rowe and Heat 1 led by Zack Miller Mike McDonald Dan Smith Brandon Halcomb Brandon Kelley.
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Amherst
Wyckoff
John McKee
Wellington
Austin White
Jason Rowe
Zack Miller
Brunswick
Mike McDonald
Strongsville
Dan Smith
Brandon Halcomb
Brandon Kelley
White
Dylan Watson
McKee
Rowe
McDonald
Smith
Miller
Green lights up NBA Finals as Spurs edge Heat 114 104
Danny Green sets an NBA Finals record with 25 three-pointers in the series leading San Antonio toward a potential title. He scores 24 in Game 5 as the Spurs pull ahead 114 104 in San Antonio, while LeBron James and the Heat face a pivotal moment with Game 6 in Miami looming.
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Biffle takes Ford home as Leffler tragedy looms
Greg Biffle wins the Cup race as Ford seals its third victory of the year on Father's Day. Jeff Gordon crashes early while Kasey Kahne slides into the wall after leading at midrace. Dale Earnhardt Jr. runs strong before engine trouble drops him to 37th. The event follows the death of Jason Leffler, with Biffle mentioning Leffler’s family and referencing the tribute to Charlie Leffler.
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Kyle Busch
Tony Stewart
Johnson
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Bobby Labonte
Gordon
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Kahne
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Ford
Pocono
Carl Edwards
David Ragan
Phoenix
Talladega
Ford Motor Company
Roush Fenway Racing
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Roush Fenway
Jason Leffler
New Jersey
Leffler
Charlie Leffler
Spurs eye final win as Ginobili fuels bid for title
Spurs coach Popovich praised Manu Ginobili as Danny Green set a Finals record with six 3-pointers and 24 points. Kawhi Leonard led with 16 as San Antonio eyed one more victory to claim the title while LeBron James and Dwyane Wade scored 25 for the Heat in Game 5. Miami hosts Game 6 amid a possible last stand for the Heat Big Three.
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Kawhi Leonard
Ginobili
Duncan
Parker
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Spurs
Miami
NBA
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LeBron James
Dwyane Wade
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Celtics
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Spurs Triumph 114 Miami 104 In Tight Finish
San Antonio defeats Miami 114 to 104 as Parker scores 26 and Ginobili 24. James leads Miami with 25 points while Wade adds 25 and Duncan posts 17 for the Spurs. Final totals show Miami 104 and San Antonio 114 with 18,581 in attendance.
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Wade
Cole
Haslem
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Anthony
Jones
Lewis
San Antonio
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Ginobili
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Parker
Green
Diaw
Neal
Splitter
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Joseph
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