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AROUND THE HORN | Friday’s Major League Baseball games

AMERICAN LEAGUE Indians 4, Royals 0 CLEVELAND Ryan Merritt didn’t look like a rookie ,


Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak

Friday: Six birdies, including four on the back nine, helped the Warren JFK graduate shoot a 69 in


ON THE LINKS | Friday’s professional golf results

NORTHERN TRUST OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. Two swings cost Dustin Johnson the lead, and it wasn’t long


McGregor vows to stop Mayweather in second round

Floyd Mayweather weighed in at a trim 149 1/2 pounds Friday for his boxing showdown with Conor McGregor, who also made weight at 153 pounds.


MORE PREP RESULTS FROM FRIDAY

FRIDAY’S RESULTS BOYS SOCCER Maplewood 14, Bristol 0 CORTLAND Tommy Rink scored eight goals


McDonald takes control against Brookfield with long march

The Blue Devils’ Alex Cintron and Josh Celli combined for 273 rushing yards.


Ground game, front seven lifts Howland over Lakeview

It was all about the run for the Howland Tigers in a season opener Friday night at Richard Lombardo Stadium.


Mistakes are costly for Fitch in defeat

The Falcons will wonder what could have been after a couple of missed opportunities cost them.


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Reserve runs over Columbiana

Western Reserve finally got the home opener it wanted

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Mature Indians overwhelm Red Dragons

Waid passes for 261 yards, 3 TDs in romp

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Defending champion JFK soars again

Edmondson scores 3 TDs against Champion


SPORTS DIGEST || Indians’ Tomlin set for Scrappers game

Niles - Cleveland Indians pitcher Josh Tomlin will make a rehab appearance tonight at Eastwood Field when the Mahoning Valley Scrappers take on the West Virginia Black Bears.


HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL SFlbFOOTBALL THURSDAY’S SCORES Area Girard 47, Niles McKinley 24 Warren JFK


Buckeyes’ Bosa emerges from brother’s shadow

His first step in pass rushing is quicker