Golf aid veterans and military join harsh weather scramble
PGA HOPE Secretary's Cup at Carmel Country Club in Charlotte featured four Northeast Ohio veterans and five players from the Northern Ohio PGA team, led byarry Friedman. Despite heavy rain and standing water, the group finished in the middle of the 12 teams, creating memorable memories amid a busy Championship week.
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PGA
Valley of the Eagles
Northeast Ohio
Carmel Country Club
Charlotte
North Carolina
Ule
Quail Hollow Club
Friedman
Jason Strejcek
Strongsville
Brook Park
Ohio
Strejcek
Paul Heaverly
Trip Heaverly
Jennifer Baun
Barry Friedman
Skubal fires first career complete game in 5-0 Tigers win
Tarik Skubal and the Detroit Tigers blanked the Cleveland Guardians 5-0 as he threw a two hit complete game shutout in 94 pitches with 13 strikeouts. The performance stopped a four game skid and earned praise from AL Hinch and Stephen Vogt as fans roared through a 37,031 crowd.
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Tarik Skubal
Skubal
Tigers
Guardians
Stephen Vogt
al Hinch
Maddux
Greg Maddux
Cleveland Hosts Dodgers in Evening Showdown at Progressive Field
Tonight Cleveland faces the Los Angeles Dodgers at Progressive Field at 6 10. Williams a 4 2 3 94 ERA takes the mound against Yamamoto 6 3 1 86. Guardians TV and radio outlets WOBL 1320 AM 107 7 FM WTAM 1100 AM and WMMS 100 7 FM carry the game.
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L.A. Dodgers
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Yamamoto
Guardians TV
WOBL
WTAM
WMMS
Palou wins Indy 500 with sweet milk victory and fam cheers
Alex Palou became the first Spaniard to win The Great Spectacle in Racing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He celebrated in victory lane with milk sips shared by his wife and baby, then rode a victory lap on a pickup with team owner Chip Ganassi. Palou, already a two time IndyCar champion, extended his hot start this season, while Ganassi praised his driver’s relentless momentum.
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Alex Palou
Chip Ganassi
Palou
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ganassi
Speedway
A.J. Foyt
IndyCar
Indiana Pacers
New York Knicks
Tyrese Haliburton
Chastain Surges Back To Win Coca-Cola 600 From Back
Ross Chastain roared past William Byron with six laps left to win the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Byron led 283 laps and had a strong night but finished runner up, after starting from pole and securing three stage wins, while Chastain started 40th and earned his first Cup Series victory of the year.
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Ross Chastain
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Concord
North Carolina
N.C
William Byron
Byron
Chastain
Charlotte
Hendrick Motorsports
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