James C. Intagliata, a health insurance negotiator by day, who by night became “the voice of the Cardinals,” as the longtime announcer for Cardinal Stritch High School games, died Friday in ProMedica Bay Park Hospital. He was 80.
Nearly 30 years ago, Anna Holtz was a junior at the University of Toledo living in Parks Tower when she learned a student had been found brutally murdered at the Scott Park campus.
LONDON — When Prince Philip died nearly six months ago at 99, the tributes poured in from far and wide, praising him for his supportive role at the side of Queen Elizabeth II over her near 70-year reign.
Was it all a dream?
As Toledo gained yards on its penultimate possession last week at Notre Dame, first 15, then 10, eventually arriving at third-and-one on the Notre Dame 26-yard line, Thomas Cluckey stood placidly on the Toledo sideline, surveying what was taking place on the field while carrying out his normal pre-field goal routine.
BOWLING GREEN — Three things were accomplished by Bowling Green State University’s football team on Saturday.
The hangover that Toledo coach Jason Candle assured wouldn’t be an issue arrived at the Glass Bowl Saturday afternoon and lingered well into the evening.
Colorado State defeated the University of Toledo 22-6 on Saturday at the Glass Bowl in Toledo.
After clinching the Triple-A East Midwest Division title on Thursday night, the Mud Hens lost their second straight game to the Columbus Clippers at Fifth Third Field, falling 8-4 on Saturday.
Bowling Green State University defeated Murray State 27-10 on Saturday at Doyt Perry Stadium in Bowling Green.
BOWLING GREEN — When Austin Osborne was in the transfer portal out of the University of Washington, he turned to an old friend.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla — Jeimer Candelario and Dustin Garneau homered to lead the Detroit Tigers over the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 on Saturday.
BOWLING GREEN — The Falcons are 15 minutes away from their first win since November, 2019.
NEW YORK — Gary Sánchez failed to catch a foul popup that led to a seven-run fifth inning capped by Andrés Giménez’s three-run homer, and the Cleveland Indians routed the Yankees 11-3 on Saturday to slow New York’s playoff run.
