Albert Guggenbiller, 89, of Medina, passed away Tuesday, August 28, 2007. He was born December 6, 1917, in St. Wendelin. Mr. Guggenviller was a Army WW II veteran. He retired as a shipping clerk from Tru-Fit Screw Products after 43 years. He was a member of St. Francis, AARP No. 2095 of Medina and Medina [...]
Tianna Madison’s bid to defend world long jump title falls short
No one can foresee the strange curves and sudden turns life can take. Tianna Madison has learned this the hard way. When Madison, an Elyria native, turned professional two years ago, the sky was the limit. She had burst onto the global track and field scene by winning her first world championship in the long [...]
Tribe wins again, has chance to put Twins in big hole
CLEVELAND — The Indians entered their series against Minnesota with the opportunity to bury the Twins in the Central Division race. Through the first two games, Cleveland has brought its shovels. Thanks to a 6-5 victory on Tuesday, the Indians can complete the sweep tonight, which would leave the pesky Twins choking on their first-place [...]
Tribe notes: Hafner starting to power up
CLEVELAND — It’s a minute sampling, but Indians manager Eric Wedge thinks Travis Hafner’s performance over his last six games through Monday is a sign that the team’s top run producer is finally emerging from a season-long scuffle at the plate. “I feel like he’s getting there,” said Wedge of Cleveland’s designated hitter, who entered [...]
Dan Coughlin: Quinn’s the best, so why not let him play?
I know that Romeo Crennel was joking when he chided the media the other day about their obsession with the quarterback job. Everybody is obsessed with it, including the Browns coaches and front office. They’re also scared. They’re afraid to start Brady Quinn. A wise old head who’s been with the Browns for decades cautioned [...]
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