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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1995
Page
5
In a tense game sequence, Thompson suffers a broken wrist during a no-win moment. Webster returns to action after the injury as the team battles through decisive plays and tight defense.
In a ribbing Cleveland style ahead of ALCS Game 3, Indians fans flaunt their series edge while Seattle’s grunge legacy and Nirvana are playfully invoked. The piece contrasts Cleveland strength with Seattle’s drought and notes Randy Johnson will start for the M's. Johnson downplays worries about his arm and emphasizes work ethic as the focus shifts to a five game series.
Cleveland holds a 1-1 series lead as Charles Nagy opposes Randy Johnson in Seattle. Johnson, 6 foot 10, fanned 294 this season and is praised for his three-pitch mix, while Manny Ramirez notes his intimidating presence. Indians tweak lineup with Perry at first and Espinoza at third.
Randy Johnson, a 6 foot 10 left hander with a 97 mph fastball, aims to be known as a pitcher who masters craft and intelligence. As Seattle faces Cleveland in Game 3 of the ALCS at Jacobs Field, he remains the Mariners’ top force, leading the AL in ERA and anchoring a club with a dominant postseason record.
Nagy and Johnson duel on the mound at Jacobs Field as Cleveland hosts Manners. Channel 3 television and WEOL 930 AM WKNR 1220 radio cover the game with pregame and postgame analysis.
Elyria's Pioneer volleyball coach Carol Russo achieved her 300th varsity victory as Elyria defeated host Southview 15-8, 15-1. Russo's 15-year tenure has guided a 12-0 league season and a 20-2 overall record, with Southview coach Bev Sayre presenting the game ball and confetti.
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