Indians 8, Tigers 2
The Indians beat Detroit in Cleveland for the first time this year as Carlos Carrasco gave up two runs and five hits in eight innings of an 8-2 win.
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Reds 5, Pirates 2
Gerrit Cole was unable to become the year’s first 12-game winner, allowing five runs and eight hits before leaving in the fifth inning of the Pirates’ 5-2 loss to Cincinnati.
Tides 5, Clippers 4 (12)
Sean Halton’s two-out RBI double in the 12th inning gave the Norfolk Tides a 5-4 win over the Clippers Thursday, completing a three-game sweep at Huntington Park.
Coleman’s records sought in red light probe
Federal investigators have subpoenaed Mayor Michael Coleman for records involving city contracts with a red light camera company whose former CEO admitted to bribing officials.
Police maintain ban on head scarves
The Columbus Police Division has decided to continue its ban on head scarves for officers.
Ohioans split on Bruce-to-Caitlyn transition
Ohioans are split on their reaction to Caitlyn Jenner’s gender switch, according to a poll released Wednesday morning.
“Hold” sign for Rose reinstatement measure
Ohio lawmakers are delaying any action on a resolution urging baseball’s commissioner to reinstate all-time hits leader Pete Rose and make the former Reds star eligible for the Hall of Fame.
Tigers 7, Indians 3
David Price allowed one run in 6 2-3 innings and Detroit scored six times in the fifth to continue its dominance over the Indians with a 7-3 win on Tuesday night.
Pirates 7, Reds 6
Andrew McCutchen and Francisco Cervelli homered during a fourth-inning outburst and the Pittsburgh Pirates ended a three-game losing streak with a 7-6 win over the Reds on Tuesday night.
Tides 9, Clippers 3
After winning five straight on the road, the Clippers have lost two in a row at Huntington Park, dropping a 9-3 decision to the Norfolk Tides Tuesday night.