Lorain/Elyria, OH
Archive for October 23rd, 2008
Evelyn Stratton audio interview
Evelyn Stratton, Repuclican Ohio Supreme Court candidate.
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Joe Russo audio interview
Joe Russo, Democratic Ohio Supreme Court candidate.
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Marcy Kaptur audio interview
Marcy Kaptur, Democratic 9th Congressional candidate.
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No sign of rust: Long layoff not a problem for the Phillies, who edge Rays in World Series opener
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The waiting game turned into a winning game for Cole Hamels, Chase Utley and the Philadelphia Phillies. Hamels escaped trouble to win his fourth postseason start, Utley hit a two-run homer in the first inning and the Phillies beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 in the World Series opener [...]
No K2, lots of K2 talk: Crennel, players refuse to say much about the tight end’s suspension, however
BEREA — Kellen Winslow Jr. was out of sight, but not out of mind Wednesday at Browns team headquarters. Coach Romeo Crennel was deluged with questions about the Pro Bowl tight end’s one-game suspension, as were many of Cleveland’s veteran players and team captains. They weren’t eager, however, to share their [...]
Browns notes: Jaguars’ Northcutt says first game against old team not a big deal
BEREA — Jaguars wide receiver Dennis Northcutt spent his first seven NFL seasons with the Browns, but claims his first game against them will be nothing special on Sunday afternoon. “I hear a lot of guys that can’t wait to play their ex-team — obviously I have some ties there — but [...]
Stage fright not a problem: Ohio State trying to forget past failures in the national spotlight and finally win a big game
COLUMBUS — After getting pummeled by then-No. 1 USC 35-3 on Sept. 13, the beaten and discouraged Ohio State Buckeyes straggled onto a plane for the long trip home. “Quiet. Very quiet. Very long,” is how offensive tackle Alex Boone described the flight back. Five wins later, the 10th-ranked Buckeyes have [...]
Gibson’s game showing some versatility, but LeBron-less Cavaliers still fall to Pistons in preseason game
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Daniel “Boobie” Gibson is no longer just a shooter. With LeBron James watching the entire game from the bench, Gibson looked extremely impressive attacking the basket and running the offense as the Cavaliers fell 97-79 to the Detroit Pistons in exhibition action Wednesday night at The Palace of [...]
Suddenly, an upset: Amherst survives top-seeded Westlake in third shootout, advances to boys district soccer final
WESTLAKE — The youngest and smallest guy on the field gave Amherst’s boys soccer program its biggest win in a decade Wednesday night at Read Field. Freshman forward Connor Klekota scored in the third round of penalty kicks, lifting the Comets to a 1-0 district semifinal upset win over Westlake. The match [...]
Avon Lake heads to boys district soccer final: Quick start keys Shoremen’s win over Lakewood
LAKEWOOD — Entering Wednesday night’s Division I district soccer semifinal, Lakewood had erased the sting of a 3-11-2 regular season, thanks to a 1-0 upset win Monday night at North Olmsted, which won 13 regular-season games. Avon Lake coach Dan Ogilvy and the Shoremen — who took in the [...]