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AROUND THE HORN Monday’s other MLB games

AMERICAN LEAGUE Mariners 9, Astros 7 HOUSTON Kyle Seager and Danny Valencia hit back-to-back


SPORTS digest

Boardman’s Vivo wins Columbus Junior Open PATASKALA Boardman High School junior Jenna Vivo, 17,


Baird Brothers blanked in NABF finals

Two short fly balls that dropped for hits accounted for both runs.


Hamlin ends JGR’s season-long drought

Denny Hamlin held off Kyle Larson over the final laps Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.


Reeling Tribe suffers Bauer outage

Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona expected more out of his ballclub coming out of the All-Star break — a lot more.


Bucs win on Frazier’s walk-off single

Adam Frazier’s single was the first walk-off hit of his career.


More Golf results

More Golf results SENIOR PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP OWINGS MILLS, MD. Scott McCarron shot a bogey-


Park wins Open title after strong weekend

Sung Hyun Park shot her second straight 5-under 67 on Sunday and won a final-round battle with front-running Shanshan Feng.


Taylor’s HR lifts Scrappers over Renegades

Samad Taylor hit a two-run home run and added a double.


MORE SANDLOT RESULTS

NABF WORLD SERIES 14-U SEMIFINALS Brooklyn (N.Y.) Bonnie Paws 8, Astros Falcons 3 STRUTHERS


SUNDAY’s OTHER MLB GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees 3, Red Sox 0 BOSTON CC Sabathia (8-3) allowed two hits over six


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Overcoming obstacles: West Branch’s Lozier found his way with help of foster family

One of the finest moments of Rob Lozier’s West Branch career was the football team’s season finale last October.


Boardman tops Canfield for 8-10 district title

Victory sends Boardman to state tournament.


SPORTS DIGEST || Football helmet drive under way

The Volney Rodgers Youth League is sponsoring a football helmet drive along with Simon Arias and The Grind.


Clement RBI single keys Scrappers win

Staff report FISHKILL, N.Y. Ernie Clement hit a run-scoring single in the seventh inning,