Kluber Set for Return in Indians Mets Opener
Indians ace Corey Kluber returns from a finger sprain to face the Mets in Friday’s series opener. He and Scott Kazmir project four to five innings each as Cleveland aims to ease him back and bolster their wild-card push.
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Indians fall as Norris shines in Baltimore. Masterson exits
Baltimore built a 5-0 lead with a three run second inning and a two run homer by Nate McLouth. Jason Kipnis and Lonnie Chisenhall hit solo shots for Cleveland. Bud Norris delivered six scoreless innings for Baltimore, limiting the Indians to two hits and eight strikeouts. Masterson departed with an injury after expressing faith in the clubhouse, while Francona urged his team to keep fighting.
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Atlanta
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Crushers Open Big Series With Traverse City
The Lake Erie Crushers host Traverse City at All Pro Freight Stadium in Avon for a pivotal three game set. Each club stands 54-39, atop the Frontier League East, with the winner claiming the division title and both chasing a playoff berth. Alex Kaminsky faces Johnny Omahen in the opener.
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Lorain County to Face Traverse City in Avon Showdown
Tonight at All Pro Freight Stadium in Avon Lorain County brings Kaminsky of 7-5 3.42 ERA against Omahen 8-9 3.55 ERA for a major league style matchup. The game starts at 7 05.
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Stenson finally breaks through at Deutsche Bank Championship
Henrik Stenson roars to a 5-under 66 for a two shot victory at TPC Boston. He moves to the FedEx Cup lead and clinches a first Tour Championship bid, aided by birdies near the rain delay and a bunker-out for birdie. Brendan Steele edges into FedEx Cup top 70 to advance. Tiger Woods finishes 65th amid dramatic day.
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Chicago
Ernie Els
Eli
K.J. Choi
Charley Hoffman
Kevin Chappell
Taylor wins final Lorain County Speedway Modified qualifier
Norm Taylor of Parma held off late cautions to win Lorain County Speedway North Coast Modified Qualifying Race No. 4. TJ Stineman led early pressure before spinning on lap 46. Dobbins and Groner finished second and third as Lorain drivers dominated the program with multiple feature wins.
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Matt Wilson
Corey Phillips
Bob Lusetti
Broadview Heights
Westlake girls repeat as blue division champions at Madison
Westlake girls cross country defended their blue division title at the U Wanna Come Back Invitational hosted by Madison at Perry Outdoor YMCA. Madeline Lee led with 21 06, followed by Robyn Hageman 21 21 Grace Jenkins 21 35 and others as Westlake totaled 29 points to beat Olmsted Falls.
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Ian Hulse
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Riverside
North Ridgeville Mini Rangers Seek 2013 Registrants
The North Ridgeville Mini Rangers announce early registration for the 2013 season. Two teams JV and varsity plus a cheer squad, open to non residents. Early fees are 125 for football and 75 for cheerleading at Powerhouse Gym locations in Elyria and North Olmsted. Contact numbers and email provided.
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Almeida reflects on soccer career and family roots in Ohio
Almeida recalls learning soccer in New Bedford Massachusetts and playing as a forward on the 1966 state champion team. He details his trials abroad with Portugal and later college play at SCCC and West Virginia, describing near-misses in national finals and a lasting memory with his wife JoAnna and their three children Megan Ryan and Tyler.
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