Talbot wins first since June as Indians top Mariners
Mitch Talbot earned his first win since June 27 by surrendering an unearned run in 6 2/3 innings to lift the Indians to a 4-2 victory over Seattle. Shin Soo-Choo and Travis Hafner provided early offense, while Russell Branyan homered for the Mariners. Chris Perez closed with his 18th save.
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Hernandez Dominates Yet Mariners Stumble in Loss
Felix Hernandez brings a season high strikeout total and deep game innings but Seattle’s offense remains dormant. Hernandez falls to 11 10 as Indians’ Cleveland pressure yields late threats, while Branyan fuels the scoring with a 23rd homer and a late RBI double.
Potts throws four TDs as Texas Tech topples SMU
Texas Tech quarterback Potts passes for 359 yards and four touchdowns in a 35-27 victory over SMU, extending the Red Raiders winning streak against the Mustangs to 14. Potts completes 34 of 53 with no picks, linking with Leong three times and Lewis once. Eric Stephens adds a 3-yard rushing score.
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Hurricanes Buckeyes set for clash in Columbus reprise
Miami and Ohio State renew memories of the Fiesta Bowl thriller as Randy Shannon and Jacory Harris lead the Hurricanes to Columbus to face the No. 2 Buckeyes. Alumni notes and fan expectations frame a game seen as more than a regular matchup.
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Browns reshuffle final cuts keep core, prep for Buccaneers
Browns GM Tom Heckert kept 12 linebackers and four tight ends while trimming safeties to three and corners to three. Key returnees include Larry Asante DeAngelo Smith and others, with injuries and recoveries shaping the roster as preseason ends. Mon tario Hardesty out for 2011. McDonald to Cardinals Geathers to Dolphins.
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Crushers Rally Beat Kalamazoo Amid Frontier League Record Pace
Duggan and Davis propelled Lake Erie with multiple hits and RBIs as the Crushers built early leads and added on through the fifth. The team, despite a league-worst offense, posted eight runs while eyeing a possible fielding percentage record, with manager Massarelli praising Smith’s early strikes and the team's aggressive approach.
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