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2012 Boys Soccer Season Press & Media Articles Rocky River High School 2012 Boys Soccer Season Press & Media Articles This book is a compilation of the news and media stories that were published about the 2012 Rocky River Boys High School soccer team throughout the season. If you discover any mistakes or discover other stories, please contact Coach Zerbey ([email protected] or Kent Klodnick ( [email protected] ) with your information. Revised 7/19/14 *D6 Sports The Plain Dealer Breaking news: cleveland.com Wednesday, August 22, 2012 Thistledown entries NEWSWATCH Transactions Latest line Post time: 1:50 p.m. 3 Moneystitetonight, Skerrett J 8-1 BASEBALL 4 More Humor, Velez J 4-1 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1st: $5,800, Claiming $4,000, 3 yo’s & up, Major League Baseball — Reduced the 5 Made the Steal, Urieta-Moran V 7-2 Favorite Points Underdog Six Furlongs Colleges Steelers and a related charita- Players’ Association Executive three-game suspension of Cincinnati C 6 Dust Devil, Ramos R 10-1 Number in parentheses is over/under 1 Uncle Les, Mata F 8-1 ble foundation dropped a trade- Director Don Fehr and NHL Devin Mesoraco to two games. Preseason 2 Buckeye Slew, Mejias R 7-2 7 Churchonsunday, De La Cruz W 2-1 ‘Paterno’ book out: American League The au- Week 3 3 King T C, Hernandez-Lopez A 6-1 6th: $7,600, Allowance, 3 yo’s & up, F & mark lawsuit against Nick Commissioner Gary Bettman Baltimore Orioles — Assigned 1B Cory Thursday Green Bay 3 (45) CINCINNATI 4 Key Low, Luna R 2-1 M (fillies and mares), Six Furlongs thor of a new biography of Joe Segui and C Brett Frantini to the GCL BALTIMORE 7 (41) Jacksonville 5 Redo the Court, Rosario, Jr. H 3-1 Rossi after he agreed to stop are set to return to the negotiat- Orioles. 6 Savthelasdancefome, De La Cruz 4-1 1 Alexi’s Gold, Luna R 6-1 Paterno said the late Penn TENNESSEE 31⁄2 (42) Arizona Boston Red Sox — Placed OF Carl Craw- 2 My Moulin Rouge, Laurente G 8-1 selling “Terrible Towel” knock- ing table today in a bid to start Friday 2nd: $4,800, Claiming $4,000, 3 yo’s & State football coach and his ford on the 15-day DL, retroactive to up,F&M(fillies and mares), One Mile 3 Kira’s Wink, De La Cruz W 3-1 CLEVELAND 3 (38) Philadelphia offs. bridging what is described as a Aug. 20. Reinstated OF Daniel Nava and 1 4 Perfect Lil Demon, Urieta-Moran 6-1 family never tried to limit his Atlanta 3 ⁄2 (41) MIAMI 1 Roma’s Gal, Velez J 3-1 5 Awow, Gonzalez L 2-1 RHP Vicente Padilla from the 15-day DL. New England 6 (44) TAMPA BAY 2 Verna Marie, De La Cruz W 8-1 “wide gap” in labor talks. 6 Marvelous Maven, Musarro J 5-2 access to them after the Jerry Optioned 3B Danny Valencia to Paw- MINNESOTA 21⁄2 (43) San Diego 3 Untouched, Mejias R 9-5 tucket (IL). NY GIANTS 31⁄2 (41) Chicago Seattle 4 News, Mata F 2-1 7th: $4,800, Claiming $4,000, 3 yo’s & up, More tests for Vick: An MRI Sandusky scandal broke. Chicago White Sox — Placed OF Alejan- Saturday1 (42) KANSAS CITY 5 Adalina Light, Santos F 6-1 F&M(fillies and mares), Six Furlongs High schools and CT scan revealed Eagles QB dro De Aza on the 15-day DL, retroactive WASHINGTON 6 Don’t Short Maria, Seabury A 10-1 Cleveland native Joe Posnan- 1 Molinaro Mission, Vickers N 5-1 Football at Classic Park: to Aug. 18. Recalled OF Jordan Danks 3 (43) Indianapolis BUFFALO 3rd: $4,300, Claiming $2,500, 3 yo’s & up, 2 Seek to Win, De La Cruz W 4-1 ski told the Associated Press on Michael Vick had no broken from Charlotte (IL). 1 (40) Pittsburgh Detroit F & M (fillies and mares), Five And A 3 Kabuki Rhythm, Mata F 12-1 bones or fractured cartilage Football teams from Eastlake Minnesota Twins — Recalled RHP Liam 21⁄2 (44) OAKLAND NEW ORLEANS Half Furlongs 4 Horse Called Music, Hrnandz-Lpz 7-2 Tuesday — when his book, “Pa- Hendriks from Rochester (IL). 3 (45) Houston DALLAS 1 Karen Ad Vance, Rosario, Jr. H 8-1 5 Eve the Dancer, Velez J 10-1 after getting hurt against the North and Willoughby South Oakland Athletics — Reinstated OF Seth Sunday5 (41) St. Louis 2 Gearupbaby, Velez J 8-1 6 Marvelous Peace, Gonzalez L 3-1 terno,” was released — the Pa- Smith from the 15-day DL. Placed LHP DENVER 3 Candy Tiger, Vickers N 2-1 7 Paeonia Suffrutico, Skerrett J 8-1 Patriots. He has a bruised rib. will play at Classic Park in East- Jordan Norberto on the 15-day DL, retro- 11⁄2 (41) San Francisco NY JETS ternos wanted their story to be 1 4 Ohio Volunteer, Hernandez E 3-1 8 Shared Secrets, Urieta-Moran V 8-1 active to Aug. 18. Optioned 2B Jemile 2 ⁄2 (41) Carolina 5 Jenny Redi Made, Delgado J 6-1 lake in October, the first high told and trusted him to do it Weeks to Sacramento (PCL). Designated 6 Phoebe’s Song, Vandenberg B 10-1 8th: $4,300, Maiden Claiming $2,500, 3 Around the league: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7 Patton’s Star, Rojas R 5-2 yo’s & up, F & M (fillies and mares), Six fairly. The Vi- school football game held at the RHP Graham Godfrey for assignment. Favorite Odds Underdog Tampa Bay Rays — Reinstated DH Luke American League 4th: $6,000, Claiming $5,000, 3 yo’s & up, Furlongs kings decided keeping running baseball field. The game, Oct. Scott from the 15-day DL. Optioned SS SEATTLE 51⁄2-61⁄2 Cleveland Six Furlongs “The one thing they were so 1 Poly Go Getter, Hernandez E 6-1 back Adrian Peterson and his 26 at 7 p.m., is being dubbed Sean Rodriguez to Durham (IL). TAMPA BAY 8-9 Kansas City 1 Donnie Lee, Hernandez E 2-1 2 Jackies Miracle, Vickers N 12-1 good about, they never, from Joe Toronto Blue Jays — Selected the con- OAKLAND 71⁄2-81⁄2 Minnesota 1a Rollwitdlittleman, Bernal O 2-1 3 Queen Ruthe Jeanne, Santos F 8-1 surgically repaired left knee out “The Border Battle at Classic tract of C Yorvit Torrealba from New DETROIT 81⁄2-91⁄2 Toronto 2 Reece’s Rib, Ramos R 12-1 4 At Heavens Door, Skerrett J 4-1 all the way down, they never tried Hampshire (EL). Los Angeles Even-6 BOSTON 3 Raise the Bounty, Skerrett J 6-1 1 1 5 Itty Bitty Stamp, Ramos R 12-1 to influence the book,” Posnanski of preseason games will give Park.” Classic Park is home to National League TEXAS 8 ⁄2-9 ⁄2 Baltimore 4 Nina’s Ninni, Gonzalez L 5-2 6 Exchange Girl, De La Cruz W 8-1 CHICAGO 51⁄2-61⁄2 New York 5 Jody’s Power, Seabury A 7-5 him the best chance of starting the Lake County Captains, the Arizona Diamondbacks — Recalled RHP 7 Monmouth Bymorning, Bernal O 8-1 said. “They never said, ‘Hey, leave Sam Demel from Reno (PCL). National League 5th: $4,300, Claiming $2,500, 3 yo’s & up, 8 Useful Berry, Urieta-Moran V 7-2 the opener. Jaguars running Chicago Cubs — Selected the contract of MILWAUKEE 10-11 Chicago Six Furlongs Class A affiliate of the Indians. SAN DIEGO Even-6 Pittsburgh 9 War Enchantress, Rojas R 15-1 this out or don’t put this in.’ Or LHP Chris Rusin from Iowa (PCL). Op- 1 One Vote, Vandenberg B 9-2 10 Dollys Storm, Mata F 12-1 back Maurice Jones-Drew’s One end zone will be in front of PHILADELPHIA Even-6 Cincinnati this might be misconstrued or tioned LHP Jeff Beliveau and INF Adrian Atlanta Even-6 WASHINGTON 2 Sound the Charge, Vickers N 5-1 11 Valid Match, Mejias R 12-1 Cardenas to Iowa. Transferred RHP Matt holdout appears far from over the first-base dugout and the NEW YORK 71⁄2-81⁄2 Colorado whatever. They were, every one of Garza to the 60-day DL. ST. LOUIS 101⁄2-121⁄2 Houston them, said tell the truth the best as he isn’t pleased with owner other will be in front of the left- Cincinnati Reds — Recalled C Dioner Na- ARIZONA (1) 7-8 varro from Louisville (IL). Optioned RHP Miami ARIZONA (2) Shad Khan’s recent public field bleachers. Tickets go on 1 1 Northfield results you see it.” Logan Ondrusek to Louisville. 6 ⁄2-7 ⁄2 Miami LOS ANGELES comments about his 28-day ab- sale Friday at the Classic Park Colorado Rockies — Reinstated RHP Even-6 San Francisco Jhoulys Chacin from the 15-day DL. Legend: DD-daily double; LDD-late daily Spr (5-6-7-3 .10) $20.88 Home team in CAPS sence. The NFL and the Jag- box office, online at captainsba- Placed OF Eric Young Jr. on the 15-day double; Ex-exacta; Spr-superfecta; Tri- 5th: NW200PSCD Trot $2,000 OSU women vs. UConn: Ohio trifecta; PT-pick three; PF-pick four. DL, retroactive to Aug. 20. Off: 8:30. Time: 29.2 1:01.3 1:31.3 2:01.0 State will play national power uars announced the team will seball.com and by phone at Los Angeles Dodgers — Reinstated RHP 1st: NW600L5CD Trot $1,600 3 Bluebird Caviar $5.80 2.80 2.40 play one home game in London 440-954-9467.
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