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Tribe Wins Fourth in a Row Behind Powell
July 30, 2010 No commentsStarting pitcher Jeremy Powell allowed one run over 8.2 innings of dominant work
and third baseman Jim Negrych turned a 12-pitch at-bat into a clutch two-out, two-run
double as the Indianapolis Indians remained one half game out of the Wild Card lead
with a 4-1 win over the Syracuse Chiefs on Thursday night at Alliance Bank Stadium. Read morePosted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Indians, Local Sports
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Colts Sign Second Round Pick
July 30, 2010 No commentsThe Indianapolis Colts signed second round pick Pat Angerer yesterday to a four-year,
$3.14 million dollar deal that includes $1.35 million in guarantees. Read morePosted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Colts, Local Sports
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Two NASCAR Races at IMS?
July 30, 2010 No commentsThe Indianapolis Motor Speedway is reportedly interested in bringing the Nationwide
series race currently run at O’Reily Raceway Park over to the Speedway. The move
would allow IMS to fill a weekend with the Nationwide race on Saturday and the
Brickyard 400 on Sunday. Read morePosted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Local Sports
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Indian’s Win in Ninth Over Chiefs
July 29, 2010 No commentsRight fielder Brandon Moss blasted a first inning grand slam to give the Tribe an early lead, before center fielder Alex Presley came through with a clutch two-out two-run single in the ninth to catapult the Indianapolis Indians over Syracuse in the International League Wild Card race with a 7-5 victory over the Chiefs on Wednesday night at Alliance Bank Stadium. Read more
Posted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Indians, Local Sports
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Pair of Colts Pro-Bowlers Expected In Camp
July 29, 2010 No commentsIndianapolis Colts fans have wondered all off season if two of the key pieces to a Colts possible return to the Super Bowl would be Anderson Indiana once training camp begins this Sunday. Read more
Posted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Colts, Local Sports
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IMS to Lower Ticket Prices for Next Year’s Brickyard 400
July 29, 2010 No commentsWith images of plenty of empty seats during last weekend Brickyard 400, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced that they were lowering the prices for tickets for many seats for next year’s race by as much as $20. Read more
Posted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Local Sports
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Tribe Beaten By the Big Fly
July 26, 2010 No commentsSecond baseman Luis Rodriguez hit a go-ahead solo home run in the top of the sixth
inning after first baseman Jeremy Reed blasted Charlotte out to an early advantage with
a two-run dinger in the second as the Charlotte Knights defeated Indianapolis Indians 3-
2 yesterday at Victory Field. Read morePosted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Indians, Local Sports
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McMurray Wins Brickyard, Ganassi Wins Them All
July 26, 2010 No commentsJamie McMurray took the lead with 11 laps to go and went on to win yesterday’s
Brickyard 400 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. For team owner Chip Ganassi, the
win also gave him something that had never been done before. A season series sweep
of the three biggest races in motorsports. The Daytona 500. The Indianapolis 500 and
now the Brickyard 400. Read morePosted by Brian Scott in Local Sports
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ARREST WARRANT ISSUED IN SEXUAL BATTERY CASE
July 23, 2010 No commentsPutnam County—Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Division at the Putnamville Post have
completed a nearly one-week investigation into allegations that an employee of a local ambulance
service inappropriately touched a female patient and then without authorization, removed several
pictures from the victim’s cell phone. The result of the investigation revealed the alleged acts occurred
in Putnam County and caused the issuance of a Putnam County arrest warrant for the employee. Read morePosted by Shane Ray in Local News
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IronPigs Complete Sweep of Tribe
July 23, 2010 No commentsLehigh Valley used four pitchers to strike out an Indians' opponent season-high
16 batters with former Tribe starter Brandon Duckworth fanning 11 and holding
Indianapolis to just two runs on three hits over 5.2 innings to lead the IronPigs to a 3-2
victory and a four-game series sweep. Read morePosted by Brian Scott in Indianapolis Indians, Local Sports




