Новости за 20.07.2015

RIPLEY, Ohio - A creek that flooded during a torrential downpour in southern Ohio swept away a mobile home late Saturday, killing three members of a family of six huddling for safety inside, authorities said.

MILWAUKEE - A lost weekend for the Pittsburgh Pirates wound up with them losing their shortstop.

HOUSTON - The Texas Rangers had no answer for Dallas Keuchel on Sunday.

HILLSBOROUGH, North Carolina - Newly unsealed documents in the case of a former college football player charged with violating North Carolina's sports agent law suggest he funneled money to multiple Tar Heels players and set up meetings with agents and financial advisers trying to sign them to contracts.

NEW YORK - Wonderment romped to a 6 3/4-length victory Sunday in the $125,000 Lynbrook Stakes, the closing day feature at Belmont Park.

CINCINNATI - The Cleveland Indians had plenty of scoring chances. They cashed in on just enough to squeeze out a win.

HENDERSON, Nevada - A small plane crashed near Henderson Executive Airport on Sunday, leaving two people critically hurt and two others with minor injuries.

MILWAUKEE - Taylor Jungmann has been quite the midseason call-up for the Milwaukee Brewers.

ATLANTA - Perry "Buddy" Buie, a songwriter and producer who helped form the Atlanta Rhythm Section and then fuel its success with the lyrics he wrote for the band, has died. He was 74.

DETROIT - Justin Verlander heard a few boos, Ian Kinsler was ejected and Nick Castellanos was hit in the face by a groundball.

DETROIT - The Baltimore Orioles and Detroit Tigers are separated by only a game in the standings, but they looked like vastly different teams this weekend.

PERU, Indiana - Record high water levels at three northern Indiana reservoirs are preventing the flooding of communities downstream, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official says.

LONDON - Prime Minister David Cameron is launching a five-year plan to defeat Islamic extremism, saying it is time to counter the ideology that has attracted so many young people to the Islamic State group.

PHILADELPHIA - The Marlins extended their road struggles as one of their most reliable players couldn't close the deal.

STATELINE, Nevada - Mark Mulder won the American Century Championship on Sunday, holding off fellow former major league pitcher Eric Gagne by a point.

WASHINGTON - After Max Scherzer's latest impressive start Sunday, he could only accept defeat and call his opponent "the best" in the game.

CHICAGO - The White Sox activated reliever Matt Albers from the 15-day disabled list and designated infielder Conor Gillaspie for assignment before Sunday's 4-1 loss to Kansas City.

HOUSTON - Houston Astros ace Dallas Keuchel said he didn't appreciate the approach Texas second baseman Rougned Odor took the previous night.

RIVERTON, Wyoming - A gunman walked into a rear door at an alcohol detoxification center in Riverton and began shooting, killing one person and seriously injuring another, authorities said.

PHILADELPHIA - Cole Hamels may have hurt his trade value with another poor outing, but the Phillies still managed to get a win thanks to Jeff Francoeur.

CHICAGO - Kansas City Royals right-hander Kris Medlen will come off the disabled list on Monday, taking another step in a comeback from his second major elbow surgery.

LOUDON, New Hampshire - Stuck in a hospital, Kyle Busch could only think about a comeback, not championship contention.

MUNCIE, Indiana - Ball State University President Paul Ferguson and members of his cabinet are not getting pay raises during the 2015-16 budget year.

SANAA, Yemen - Shiite rebels and their allies in Yemen randomly shelled a town Sunday outside of Aden after losing control of some the port city's neighborhoods, killing at least 45 people and wounding 120, officials said.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana National Guard soldiers and airmen will begin carrying personal handguns at armories and recruiting stations Monday to defend themselves following the fatal shootings of four Marines and a sailor in Chattanooga, Tennessee.