BOSTON — Tim Wakefield tested his balky back from the Fenway mound on Tuesday to see if he’ll be able to start in Game 4 of the AL championship series. Curt Schilling showed everything he needed to show on Sunday. Two days after helping the Red Sox finish off the Los Angeles Angels in the [...]
Ohio State: a curious matchup, odd timing
COLUMBUS — The Big Ten race is just starting to get interesting — and now No. 3 Ohio State has to take a break. Kent State, fifth in its division of the Mid-American Conference, gets $650,000 to travel the 2 hours down I-71 to come to Ohio Stadium this Saturday while the Buckeyes pass the [...]
Garth B. Peacock
Garth B. Peacock, 79, of Oberlin, died Sunday, October 7, 2007, at Welcome Nursing Home in Oberlin. He was born June 26, 1928 in Protection, Kan. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War. He received his bachelors of music degree in 1951 and his masters’ of music in 1955 from the Oberlin Conservatory [...]
High School Volleyball: Wildcats’ win comes at costly price
MALLET CREEK — No sight could be more heartbreaking to a Keystone fan than seeing Kari Kincannon, one shoe on and one shoe off, with plenty of air between the floor and the sole of her bare foot, leaving the gym on the shoulders of two escorts. Keystone was leading Buckeye, 17-12, in Game 1 [...]
High school volleyball: EC falls to Padua
ELYRIA — Brooke Dungan had 12 assists, while Megan Hanson had 15 kills for the Panthers (11-9, 9-6 NCL) in a North Coast League loss to Padua, 17-25, 25-13, 25-13, 25-14, Tuesday night. Katie Svat had 16 digs, while Zoe Zwegat had four solo blocks and four block assists. Katherine McNeely had eight service points [...]
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