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Gomes drives five, Tribe sweeps

In an up-and-down season, the American League champion Cleveland Indians left Houston feeling pretty good after sweeping the Astros


With no Triple Crown in play, Belmont lacks singular buzz

Associated Press BALTIMORE Cloud Computing stole the Preakness, and any hope of a Triple Crown


Pirates top Phillies with walkoff hit by pitch

Coming off two subpar outings, Chad Kuhl went into the video room to find some past success he could recreate


SPORTS digest

King gets 52nd win at Sharon Speedway HARTFORD The first “Steel Valley Thunder” program of the


Celtics come back from 21-point deficit to stun Cavs

Celtics come back from 21-point deficit to stun Cavs Associated Press CLEVELAND Leprechauns


PUSKAS: Low energy costs Cavs

You know that awkward feeling when your column is basically finished and then the unexpected happens?


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KINGSMILL CHAMPIONSHIP WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Lexi Thompson shot a 6-under 65 to finish off a wire-


SUNDAY’s OTHER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES

Nationals 3, Braves 2 ATLANTA Stephen Strasburg struck out a season-high 11, allowing five hits


First Youngstown Marathon set for June 4

Cleveland has one. Akron has one. Cincinnati has one and finally, Youngstown will have one, too.


Cloud Computing surprising winner of Preakness

Sometimes it pays to have a fresh horse.


Home, sweet home for Salem’s boys and girls

From favorites to underdogs, the Salem track and field teams were the highlights of the Division II district meet.


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Cioffi defeats Murphy on an extra hole to win Pine Lakes Golf Club qualifier

Brandon Cioffi, Britney Jonda and Jacob Sylak were Saturday’s qualifiers.

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LOCAL GOLF SCORES

LOCAL GOLF SCORES bedford trails golf course Lady Players — Low gross: Jeanna Gaume 45, Diane


SPORTS digest

YSU baseball team falls to Rider, 7-5 NILES Rider scored three runs in the top of the ninth


Nelson’s numbers were staggering

Byron Nelson won 11 consecutive tournaments in 1945.