Indians take 2-0 series lead with Lindor homer
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 2-0 in Game 1 of the AL Championship Series at Progressive Field. Corey Kluber pitched scoreless frames and relievers Andrew Miller and Cody Allen shut down Toronto as Francisco Lindor hit a go ahead two run homer. Lindor wore Believeland cleats and praised his team after the win.
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Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Toronto
Progressive Field
Corey Kluber
Andrew Miller
Cody Allen
Francisco Lindor
Blue Jays
Marco Estrada
Lindor
Toronto Blue Jays
Pastor pleads to lesser charge in endangering children case
Paul Endrei a 56 year old pastor at Church on the Rise in Westlake admits guilt to endangering children in a plea deal that drops sexual battery and gross sexual imposition charges. His son Jordan Endrei faced a related unlawful sexual conduct count that is also dropped.
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Elyria
Westlake
Paul Endrei
Jordan Endrei
Lorain County Common Pleas
James Miraldi
WWII sailor laid to rest at St. Mary Cemetery
Rudolph Piskuran, Navy seaman second class from Elyria Township, was buried with full military honors at St. Mary Cemetery. The USS Oklahoma casualty, among 415 sailors and 14 Marines, died at Pearl Harbor when the ship sank in minutes. Undesignated remains were later identified and reburied, with veterans groups and local fire departments among those escorting the procession.
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Elyria
Rudolph Piskuran
Navy
Pearl Harbor
St. Mary Cemetery
Piskuran
Oklahoma
Linnea Sommer- Weddington
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Ray Emory
Bruce Bishop
Chronicle
Navy Honor Guard
Rudy Piskuran
Elyria Township
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Amherst
Murane
Chris Assenheimer
Chronicle-Telegram
Cassenheimer
Chroniclet.com
Cawesomeheimer
Endrei
Brad Dicken
Lee Pastor
Steve Manheim
Jack Bradley
Jon Wysochanski
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North Ridgeville
Hopkins International Airport
American Legion
Avon Lake
Wellington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amvets
Disabled American Veterans
Lorain
Yourtown
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