Scheidegger bounces back from surgery
Scheidegger Dixon High School baseball coach returned home Monday after back surgery at Swedish American Hospital. He watched his Cubs with wife Deb and newborn daughter Kristin Ann Saturday night, while hoping to return to the dugout as Dixon hosts Streator in NCIC title bid. His recovery aims for three to six months.
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Scheidegger backs comeback after back surgery with Dukes
Left field ace Scheidegger discusses recovering from a second herniated disc and plans to return to baseball with the Dukes. He recalls prior Illinois years, surgery advances, numbness in the foot, and nerve recovery timelines. He aims to rejoin the dugout and help the team despite reduced travel and no more batting.
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Berryhill's return powers Cubs to win over Giants
Damon Berryhill homered in his first game back from an injury rehab assignment, delivering a 12th inning walk-off shot to lift the Chicago Cubs past the San Francisco Giants 4-3. Jeff Pico earned the win with three perfect innings, while the Giants tied it in the eighth before Berryhill's heroics.
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Reuss Shuts Out Brewers In White Sox Win
Jerry Reuss pitched a four hit shutout, first in nearly two years, as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 6-0 at Comiskey Park. Ron Kittle belted a three run homer and Reuss struck out three with 18 ground-ball outs, snapping a three game skid for Chicago. Teddy Higuera gave up the loss in his season debut after back surgery.
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Marks Help Cavaliers Tie Playoff Series in Game 2
Cleveland Cavaliers win 96 88 over Chicago as Mark Price returns from groin injury and Mark Jones helps steady Ron Harper who scores 21 of his 31 in the first half. Price admits 80 percent healed but plays with 100 percent effort. Series heads to Chicago for Game 3.
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Derby doubts shadow Easy Goer rise to Derby glory
A UPI report traces the 2-year-old champions' Derby track record from Spectacular Bid to Easy Goer. It cites injuries and packed schedules as reasons past juvenile titlists struggled or failed, and notes trainer Carl McGaughey’s plan for a fresh Easy Goer with just three pre-Derby starts.
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Raiders eye Sacramento stadium move amid talks with officials
Los Angeles Raiders in serious negotiations to relocate to a Sacramento stadium site. KCBS-TV cited discussions between Raiders owner Al Davis and Sacramento realtor Angelo Tsakopoulos, with Davis impressed by the offers. Previous Irwindale plans appear shelved amid legal and environmental hurdles.
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