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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2007
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text references New York teams and players, with scattered names such as Chamberlain Nieto Guipa and Jim Woll, plus numbers and dates. The legible items hint at a brief summary of local sports activity, yet specifics are obscured by errors and garbled characters.
Cleveland righthander Fausto Carmona returns a nine inning gem in his first postseason start and holds New York to three hits. Alex Rodriguez goes 0-for-4 with three strikeouts as Hafner delivers a bases loaded single in the 11th to lift the Indians over the Yankees 2-1.
Sabathia, on the mound for Game 1, described LeBron James as a friend who backs the Yankees, while Cleveland fans harassed him. The piece notes signs against James, lineup changes, Lofton's big Game 1 night, and Torre’s stance on Clemens and replay. It mentions Westbrook vs Clemens for Game 3 and Latifah’s ceremonial pitch.
The Indians beat the Yankees in 11 innings as Hafner delivered a clutch three-two shot off Luis Vizcaino. Carmona limited the Yankees to one run over nine while Pettitte held Cleveland to one, with midges disrupting Chamberlain before Hafner’s win.
Umpire Bruce Froemming recalls bugs swarming during a tense Cleveland Indians versus New York Yankees game. The pests distracted pitcher Joba Chamberlain, who allowed a late rally that tied the game before Cleveland won in the 11th on Hafner's walkoff hit. Derek Jeter notes the eerie scene affecting both teams.
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