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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2008
Page
15
Roger Federer edged 23rd seed Igor Andreev 6-7 7-6 6-3 3-6 6-3 to advance to the U S Open quarterfinals. The 12-time major winner, facing a tough test, overcame a tight second set tiebreak and stayed alive in the year’s final Grand Slam.
Cleveland Indians left-hander Aaron Laffey has been shut down for the season with elbow inflammation. An MRI showed no structural damage, and he will rehab in Cleveland over the final month. Laffey went 5-7 with a 4.23 ERA in 16 starts after filling in for an injured Jake Westbrook.
Victor Martinez belted a two run homer in the second for Cleveland. Fausto Carmona earned the win after five solid innings, with late relief from Betancourt, Perez and Donnelly sealing a 6 3 victory as Asdrubal Cabrera drove in two runs and the Indians pounded 13 hits.
Browns coach Romeo Crennel backs Steptoe as he earns one of two receiver spots alongside Hubbard after competing with Wilson Kasper and Sanders. Steptoe, 5 foot 9, 200 pounds, excelled on kickoff returns and showed versatility to play in the slot or split wide, eyeing his NFL debut.
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel left open whether star Beanie Wells will play against Ohio University after an ankle injury. Wells walked off in a boot as doctors evaluated him. Buckeyes prep with Wells uncertain while No. 3 USC looms. Coach Solich downplayed Wells absence, saying other backs can carry the load.
Coach Jim Tressel noted freshman Adrian Buckeyes rising through 20 practices as Ohio State weighs Wells foot injury. Wells rushed 111 yards vs Youngstown State, with possible return in doubt. If out, Dan Herron Brandon Laine and Maurice Wells could start.
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