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Happy together: Anderson Varejao doesn’t want to play for anyone else, which suits the Cavaliers just fine

Brian Dulik
The Chronicle-Telegram
INDEPENDENCE — Anderson Varejao is a naturally upbeat person, as anyone who has watched him play power forward for the Cavaliers can attest.
His grin, though, was a little wider and his eyes a little brighter than usual Friday afternoon — despite having taken an all-night flight from South America.
Varejao had just put pen [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Sports by Chronicle-Telegram Sports.
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Familiar story: Indians ace Cliff Lee has another solid outing, but gets no run support in loss to Tigers

DETROIT — Edwin Jackson tuned up for his first All-Star game with another strong outing for the Detroit Tigers.
Jackson pitched seven sharp innings to help the Tigers beat Cliff Lee and the Cleveland Indians 5-1 on Friday night.
Marcus Thames hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning for Detroit, which has won three straight. Josh [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Sports by Associated Press.
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Plenty of reasons for Crushers loss to Rascals

AVON — Erratic pitching, inconsistency at the plate, wild pitches, passed balls and errors all cost Lake Erie on Friday night, but the Crushers really couldn’t pinpoint a major reason for their 8-6 loss to the River City Rascals at All Pro Freight Stadium.
Manager John Massarelli didn’t have any problems with his team’s offensive production.
“If [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Sports by Shaun Bennett.
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No Big Unit? No-no problem: Giants’ Jonathan Sanchez throws first no-hitter of season

SAN FRANCISCO — Jonathan Sanchez, an unlikely candidate, pitched the majors’ first no-hitter this season Friday night, dominating the San Diego Padres with an array of pitches in the San Francisco Giants’ 8-0 victory.
The 26-year-old left-hander returned to the rotation after a nearly three-week demotion to the bullpen — and he only got the call [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Sports by Associated Press.
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Softball notes: Nitros’ season just perfect so far

When Mike Beetler said his Amherst Sliman’s Nitros have been focused this season, he wasn’t kidding.
The Nitros wrapped up an OGSO Class B district championship Wednesday night and carry an undefeated record into the state quarterfinals next Saturday in Lordstown.
“They came in, they were focused and they had goals to prove as individuals and as [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Sports by Bob Daniels.
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Westlake’s Kevin Houser takes cash hit: Ex-Saint among those who lost money on film studio investment

NEW ORLEANS — Former Westlake High and Ohio State football star Kevin Houser is among a group of current and former New Orleans Saints that is out nearly $1.9 million after the head of a Louisiana movie studio failed to repay the players’ investment in the studio.
The studio head says he intends to repay the [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Sports by Associated Press.
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Man accused in murder leaves town

LORAIN - A Lorain man who saw murder charges dropped against him Thursday has left town, fearing for his safety, his attorney said.
Mike Duff declined to say where Marlo Sanford, 20, has gone.
Sanford had been accused in the June 22 shooting of 16-year-old Christopher Hill, who was shot as he sat in a parked car [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Local and State by Brad Dicken.
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City drops house upkeep charge against lawyer

ELYRIA - The city has dropped a misdemeanor charge accusing Lorain defense attorney Mike Duff of failing to maintain a Woodland Avenue home he owns.
Duff was given the property at 519 Woodland Ave. as payment for defending its former owner, Paul Hashman, against attempted murder and felonious assault charges for shooting his neighbor.
Hashman, 87, is [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Local and State by Brad Dicken.
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Avon Lake man sentenced to two years for role in burglary

An Avon Lake man was sentenced Friday to two years in prison for his role in a North Royalton burglary last year that ended with the house being blown up.
Robert Rothrock, who turns 47 today, was found guilty of burglary by a Cuyahoga County jury last month but was cleared of arson and possession of [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Local and State by Brad Dicken.
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Grafton vies for a stop on the passenger train route 3-C

GRAFTON - The 3-C corridor - the proposed passenger train route between Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati - should include a stop in Grafton, according to a communitywide coalition including village officials and Joe Filipiak, chairman of Grafton Railroad Historical Society.
Grafton is easily accessible to major highways and is close to Oberlin College and prisons housing [...]

Posted: July 11th, 2009 in Local and State by Cindy Leise.
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