CLEVELAND — Zach Jackson, a graduate of Seneca Valley, was recalled by the Cleveland Indians Wednesday, then pitched four innings in the Tribe's 12-7 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.

Jackson surrendered five first-inning runs, but left the game with an 8-7 lead through four innings. He allowed six earned runs on eight hits and had four strikeouts and four walks.

GIBSONIA — St. Jude Golf Club member Sean Knapp finished second Tuesday in the 24th WPGA Mid-Amateur Golf Championship at Pittsburgh National Golf Club.Knapp shot a 4-over-par 148, two strokes behind Rob Cimarolli of Pittsburgh.Fellow St. Jude member Nathan Smith finished ninth and Butler's Rob Voltz tied for 16th.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The FCA Diamonds of Flo's Gymnastics in Sarver placed fifth recently in the Large All-Girl Division of the 2009 All-Star Cheerleading Worlds at Disney World.The competition be televised at 3:30 p.m. June 8 on ESPN2.

ROME — Barcelona beat Manchester United 2-0 Wednesday to win the European Champions League for the second time in four seasons, dominating behind goals from Samuel Eto'o and Lionel Messi.Eto'o put the Spanish soccer champions ahead in the 10th minute at the Stadio Olimpico, cutting around defender Nemanja Vidic and beating goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar, who got a touch on the right-footed shot but couldn't keep it from going in at the near post.Messi scored on a header in the 70th minute off a cross from Xavi Hernandez, his first goal in 11 games against English opponents, as Barcelona won Europe's top club competition for the third time.