OHSAA Sets Aug first Start For Fall Sports
Ohio high school athletics maintains August 1 practice start while awaiting final approval from Gov DeWine and health department. Plans keep fall sports moving with health safety rules including testing, masks, and social distancing. Officials emphasize readiness but caution plans can shift if the governor’s office alters guidance.
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Dillon and Reddick finish 1-2 at Texas in scorching Cup race
Austin Dillon edged rookie Tyler Reddick after late restarts to win at Texas Motor Speedway, giving Richard Childress Racing a one two finish. The race drew 15 000 to 20 000 spectators in 97 degree heat while crews battled 130 to 140 degree cockpit temperatures.
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NFLPA presses health and safety demands ahead of camp
NFL players pleads for daily virus testing and safer protocols as camps open on time. union leaders warned of no football in 2020 without proper protections. Players seek 45 day acclimation, no four preseason games, opt out protections, and a joint medical committee oversight.
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Rahm tops early lead before late mistakes shake title chase
Rahm opened bogey free on front nine with birdies on two par fives giving an eight shot edge, then bogeyed the 10th and doubled on 11 after a tee-shot into a creek. He bogeyed from the bunker on 14, shrinking his margin to three as Palmer and Thomas battled for U S Open spots at Winged Foot with Fitzpatrick posting the low final-day 68.
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Indians face Lindor trade questions amid tight finances
Cleveland contends with a small market budget as it weighs selling shortstop Francisco Lindor and navigating a pandemic impact. With no minor league games, scouting is hampered and trade talks face added difficulty. The club sits four days from a potential pivotal trade deadline, per writer Jim Ingraham.
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Indians Fill lineup questions as opener nears
With no crowd noise and a pared down pregame, Joe Musgrove threw three scoreless innings in a nervous atmosphere as the Pirates faced an empty ballpark. Cleveland, led by Francona, weighs lineup shifts for the opener, pondering Reyes, Santana, DeShields, Luplow, Naquin, and Zimmer while DeShields battles COVID-19 and injuries linger for Luplow and Naquin.
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Morrison selects Hiram College for Mackenzie Morrison
Mackenzie Morrison will continue her academic and athletic career at Hiram College as a defender from Medina High School. She earned the founder's scholarship thanks to a 4.32 GPA, reflecting strong academics and soccer potential. The Ter riers posted a 4-15 record last season.
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