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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2014
Page
19
Kansas City Royals four runs powered a decisive AL Championship Series win over Baltimore. Key plays included strong pitching and timely hitting during the contest. Sabre and other names appear garbled in the source text, but the outcome and scoring highlight the Royals’ comfortable victory.
An unclear report notes San Francisco and St Louis with scattered phrases about a game or event dated mid October. Mentions players or officials are garbled. The text hints at a sports result or schedule but lacks coherent details or figures.
Buster Posey drove in three runs as the Giants overcame early trouble and two misplayed plays by Matt Adams. San Francisco beat St. Louis 6-4 to move one win from another World Series, with Madison Bumgarner set for Game 5 at home.
Kansas City clinches the pennant by shutting down Baltimore as Greg Holland seals the win with his fourth save. Fans erupt as the Royals celebrate on the infield with veterans watching from the stands. Alvarez?
Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer denounces a Bleacher Report claim that he would not re sign if the team keeps Johnny Manziel. Hoyer says the report is false and confirms focus on Jacksonville and his agent, Joe Linta, with no extension talks since spring.
Ohio State wide receiver Evan Spencer, praised by coach Tom Herman for his versatility and blocking, emphasizes winning over personal stats. He has 42 career catches with five touchdowns and ranks ninth on the team this season. Spencer stresses discipline, knowledge, and doing the unseen tasks to help the Buckeyes counter Rutgers.
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