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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2008
Page
9
The Cleveland Chronicle notes a balanced performance by Cleveland in a 4 0 victory over Oakland. Chris Assemenne shines with a strong four game stretch, highlighting defense from one of the AL’s top fielding teams and surprising hitting from a poor offense. The story credits a standout pitching effort, seven innings with a season high seven strikeouts.
In a 1-0 sectional game Avon Lake pitcher Andi Nicholson threw a two-hitter with 16 strikeouts to deny North Ridgeville. Brittany Frazier pitched well for Ridgeville but took the hard-luck loss as Laura Fraser scored on Rachel Maxwell’s sacrifice fly in the sixth. Shoregals host Midview in a sectional final this afternoon.
Annika Sorenstam, 37, announced in Clifton New Jersey she will retire after the 2008 LPGA season. The Swede, a 72 time winner, ends a career defined by landmark moments including competing against men on the PGA Tour. She called the decision one she had been thinking about for a while.
LeBron James leads the Cavaliers into Game 5 in Boston after two straight wins to even the Eastern Conference semifinal. The Celtics boast a 41 6 home record this season and 6 0 in the playoffs, while Cleveland seeks lift with James still seeking his jump shot.
Cleveland faces Boston in a Game 5 showdown at 8 o clock in TD Banknorth Garden. Televised on TNT with WEOL 930 AM and WTAM 1100 AM carrying radio coverage.
Cavaliers face a pivotal turn after dropping two games to the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinal. Daniel Gibson notes the team improved after practice at Cleveland Clinic Courts and believes the ball is in Boston's court as the series returns there.
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