Snyder delivers deciding homer as Indians beat Rangers
Cory Snyder belted a 2run homer off Jose Guzman into the left field seats for a 380 foot drive lifting Cleveland to a 4-1 win to grab a 2-1 series edge. Brook Jacoby followed with a double as the Indians broke a tie late in Arlington.
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Leonard Schur Loses Indians Season Tickets Over Bavasi
Cleveland lawyer Leonard Schur, a longtime Indians season-ticket holder, says he feels jilted by former president Peter Bavasi and will not return after abandoning the team during an era of controversial tactics. Schur, who grew up on Cleveland’s East Side, recalls buying two seats in section 20 behind the screen and notes how family and status shaped his baseball fondness.
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MISL Faces Deadline as Owners Pressure Players on Pay Cut
With one week left in the MISL regular season, owners push for a 30 percent salary cap cut from 1.285 million to 898 thousand, threatening the league’s future if players resist. Kai Haaskivi notes talks must resolve to keep the league alive, despite guaranteed raises for next season.
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Nelson Wrenn master the wind at Masters lead
Augusta National whipped by 20 to 25 mph winds with gusts to 40 as Larry Nelson and Robert Wrenn shoot 69 to lead by two. Bernhard Langer Mark Calcavecchia Sandy Lyle and Don Pooley at 71. Ballesteros struggles with four putts on 16th as Nicklaus Crenshaw Watson Koch react to brutal conditions.
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Masters wind derails pros at Augusta in opening round
The Masters opening round at Augusta National saw wind gusts up to 30 mph disrupt play. Only six players broke par as 20 failed to reach 380, with defending champion Larry Mize and 1959 champ Art Wall posting rough scores. Players blamed wind shifts and Amen Corner for the chaotic round.
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