Altoona, Bradenton and Bristol were off.
— Indianapolis (59-48) scored three in the top of the ninth to come back from a 2-1 deficit and beat Columbus, 4-2. Kevin Kramer tied the game with a sacrifice fly and Ryan Lavarnway followed with his eighth home run, a two-run shot, to put the Indians in front. Indy had fallen behind when Michael Feliz gave up a gopher ball in the eighth. J.T. Brubaker (pictured) threw seven strong innings, allowing a run on seven hits and no walks, while fanning eight. Feliz threw the last two innings, allowing two hits and striking out three. (Andrew Miller and George Kontos both pitched for Columbus, so there were plenty of major league veteran relievers.)…
