Willie Mays dies at 93 after storied career
Obituary notes Willie Mays, the Say Hey Kid and Hall of Famer, who died at 93 in the Bay Area after a legendary career highlighted by the 1954 World Series catch against the Indians. The center fielder, 1979 Hall of Fame inductee, and beloved Giant, left a lasting mark with 660 career home runs and a celebrated legacy as one of baseball’s greatest players.
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Browns Legends nod honors kicker Phil Dawson
Vince Guerrieri reports Phil Dawson is honored as a Browns Legend. The ceremony will occur during Week 3 at Cleveland Browns Stadium on September 22 when the Browns host the Giants. Dawson played 305 games over 20 NFL seasons, ranking eighth in field goals made and 11th in points among NFL leaders, and holds team records for career field goals and season percentage.
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Oberlin Spikes Founder Grows Club Since 2016
Jason Hudson, coach and founder of the Oberlin Spikes Track Club, prepares for practice at Oberlin College. Since starting the club in 2016 with five members, he has grown it to over 100 participants.
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Oberlin Spikes Track Club grows from five to over 100 athletes
Jason Hudson founded the Oberlin Spikes Track Club in 2016 to fill a local void for youth track in Lorain County. Now sanctioned by USATF and the Lake Erie Association, the program serves elementary to high school athletes and is led by Hudson, CSU coach and former Oberlin College and Case Western Reserve staffer, with ties to Oberlin College history.
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Mariners rout Guardians as McKenzie struggles in opener
Seattle bashed three homers and six doubles to beat Cleveland 8-5 at Progressive Field. Tristan McKenzie exited after one and a third innings, allowing four runs and a two run homer to J.P. Crawford as Cleveland dropped its third in a row. The season start marked by first place Seattle extending a four game win streak and improving to 8-1 in nine games.
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Slammers edge Crushers in 10 amid late rally
Lake Erie forced extra innings with Alfredo Gonzalez two‑run homer in the eighth and Scout Knotts two‑run shot in the ninth, but Joliet answered with two runs in the 10th to beat the Crushers 8‑6 at Crushers Stadium in Frontier League action. Joliet improved to 22‑12 while Lake Erie lingered in the standings.
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