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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2003
Page
5
Tribe outfielder Grady Gerut posts 279 with 22 homers and 75 RBIs after a month at Buffalo. He leads the Indians rookies in homers and RBIs since 1980 and says the team must build on this year as they aim to compete in the division next season despite a disappointing September.
The Cleveland Barons began training camp at Barons Arena in Parma with a record number of players. Coach Roy Sommer lauded a mix of rookies and returning players from injuries, highlighting prospects Doug Murray and Grant Stevenson. Stevenson aims for San Jose, while Murray seeks recovery and continued impact alongside veterans Matt Carkner and Robert Malick. The club also added affiliates Johnstown Chiefs and Fresno Falcons to develop talent as Barons eye strong competition for spots.
National sports columnist Jim Litka recounts Althea Gibson life from Harlem tennis roots to Olympic-like barriers in sport and society. He notes her late financial struggles, delayed recognition, and lasting impact as trailblazer who inspired future Black champions.
Ortiz notes excitement around the Red Sox Cubs and Marlins as contenders and fans root for historic teams. Boon cites fans hoping for Cubs and Red Sox clashes, with Kerry Wood Prior for the Cubs and Boston leading in batting and runs.
Rick Noland notes dealer Merk has 1000 Nov 5 home opener tickets for Cleveland against Denver and Carmelo Anthony selling at 100 to 1000 dollars each. Courtside seats fetch 250 at box office but 1500 resale. Feb 4 Lakers game commands 75 to 500, Jan 24 55 to 400. Higher Cavs wins boost value across the board.
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