Indians Win Sixth? Guzman Cards Era Sees Home Run Surge
Indians surged with a second and third hit, Snyder homered, while Guzman’s career high 12 strikeouts were wasted as Cleveland’s Farrell pitched six solid innings. Edwards praised both pitchers before Cory’s seventh inning go-ahead hit, with Codiroli closing out the Rangers for the win. O'Brien went 2-for-4 to start strong, Sierra and Parrish finally collecting hits, as Cleveland edged Texas 2?1 with Allanson driving in the early run and Hall adding insurance in the eighth.
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Snyder
Guzman
Texas
Bobby Valentine
Edwards
Cory
Farrell
Rangers
Oddibe McDowell
Pete O'Brien
Jim Sundberg
Ruben Sierra
Larry Parrish
Pete Incaviplia
Cleveland
Andy Allanson
Jacoby
McDowell
Indians
Mel Hall
Indians and Bavasi era shadows linger in section 20
Dan Coughlin recalls a loyal, insider subculture among Indians season ticket holders in section 20, formed after 1979, and the tightening rules under Peter Bavasi that drove old guards away. The piece notes improved front office relations under Hank Peters and Bob DiBiasio, and a lingering rift from Bavasi’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayasi
Schur
Lyndon Johnson
Great Society
Peter Bavasi
Hank Peters
Bob DiBiasio
Section 20
Leonard Schur
Bavasi
Windy Greens Challenge Augusta Golf Stars
Larry Guest notes that Augusta National greens slope severely and winds dry them, spurring three and four putts. Mark O'Meara tied for the lead but five putted the 16th after missing a 12 footer for par and an 80 foot bogey putt. Dan Pohl made 42 putts while Dave Barr, rattled on the first hole, struggled after wind shifted his 6 footer. Barr called it a defense day as players protected two putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section 20
Section 19
Leonard
Mike Hargrove
Sehar
Joe Charboneau
Dan Donnelly
Augusta National
Mark O'Meara
O'Meara
Dave Barr
Barr
Browns at Keystone clash features notable players and coach
A Cleveland Browns contingent will face the Keystone All Stars tonight at 7 40 during a charity or exhibition basketball game sponsored by the Keystone Band Roosters. Players include Albert Bell Hanford Dixon Dan Fike Mike Johnson Travis Tucker Clarence Weathers Larry Williams and Felix Wright. The Keystone squad coached by Dennis Bartlett lists Jerry Camp Mike Conrad Dan Hazlett Scott Peters Roger Runials Paul Clark and Kirk Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Keystone
Cleveland Browns
Keystone All- Stars
Roosters
Albert Bell
Hanford Dixon
Dan Fike
Mike Johnson
Travis Tucker
Clarence Weathers
Larry Williams
Felix Wright
Dennis Bartlett
Jerry Camp
Mike Conrad
Dan Hazlett
Scott Peters
Roger Runials
Paul Clark
Kirk Peters
Errol Ratliff
Elyria
Kenny
Bear” Wilson
North Ridgeville
Ald
American League Roundup at Cleves and New York
American League roundup notes rare events at Cleves and Kansas City with cited scores and times. Mentions Toresito at Innesots and Buqankes at New York as highlighted names in brief game summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleves
Kansas City
Toresito
Innesots
Buqankes
New York
Multiple Major League Baseball Games Listed for Today
A dense schedule lists several MLB matchups across cities including Houston at Conca, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Notable pitchers and records appear with varying win loss lines like Mayer 22-15 and Frenander 12-2, while teams such as Kansas City Bannister and San Francisco are slated for action along with San Louis and Philadelphia in late innings.
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Marna
Ceverend
Bailes
Brace
New York
Dotsod
Feroain
Sted
Minoesoma
Girleven
Besa
Petlogen
Kansas City
Bannister
Sata Bays PS
Texas
Tefiorat
Ceecago
Houston
Yan
Conca
Eating
Bhan
Mayer
Neutreal
Yaexacs
Frenander
Phteceilie
Rosia
Los Angeles
Leary
St Attente
Gains
St. Lows
Cox
Jones
San Fraossets
Abass
White Sox edge Angels on controversial double play call
Chicago held California to two runs until a ninth inning double play ended the game amid an interference dispute involving Angels’ Wally Joyner. Umpire Jim McKean ruled Joyner interfered as Fred Manrique threw to Ozzie Guillen, despite Joyner and officials disputing the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Angels
Chicago
California
Wally Joyner
Dave LaPoint
Tony Armas
Chili Davis
Bill Long
Joyner
Brian Downing
Fred Manrique
Ozzie Guillen
Jim McKean
Guillen
Jit Fregost
Mets Edge Expos as Carter Turns 34 with Two Homers
New York Mets beat Montreal 8 5 led by Gary Carter who, age 34, hit two solo homers and drove in a run. Carter, a 10 time All Star, rested at times but showed power in his milestone day as the Mets pursue a strong season.
Baseball Notebook Scoreboard: Ryan, Sabo, Canseco Headlines
Houston at Cincinnati 7 35 p.m. details Nolan Ryan vs Dennis Rasmussen Ryan led majors in strikeouts 270 and ERA 2 76 but went 8 16 Astros scored 28 runs in his 16 losses. Cincinnati rookie Chris Sabo tied league record 11 assists by a third baseman in an 8 1 victory over St Louis. Gary Carter multi homer game near birthday. Dick Schofield breaks 43 game errorless streak. Mitch Webster spring training hitting. Carlton Fisk third on catchers all time HR list. Canseco homered last year helps Oakland go 22 5. Dave LaPoint allows five hits in eight innings in win over California.
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METS
EXPOS
Gary Garter
Carter
New York Mets
Montreal
Garter
Davey Johnson
Mitch Webster
Giants
Padres
Mike Krukow
Bob Brenly
Brett Butler
San Francisco
Ee Regs
Danny Jackson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jackson
Kansas City
Bob Horner
RBI
Eric Davis
Kal Daniels
Reds
Chris Saho
Buddy Bell
Dose Deleon
Chicago White Sox
Dodgers
Braves
Pedro Guerrero
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Nolan Ryan
Astros
Dennis Rasmussen
Ryan
Chris Sabo
St Louis
Mike Ferraro
New York Yankees
Gary Sarter
Dick Schofield
Lance Johnson
Webster
Chicago
Carlton Fisk
Yogi Berra
Jose Canseco
Oakland
Tigers Hold Off Red Sox as Heinkel Debuts in Victory
Don Heinkel debuted for Detroit with two innings of work allowing one run to help the Tigers beat Boston 11 6. Heinkel, Detroit's 1982 June draft 30th pick, went 8 10 last year at Toledo in Triple A. Kevin McReynolds sat with a knee twist, listed day to day for the Mets. Bo Jackson scratched by shin splints, Thad Bosley subbed in. The page notes 1974 Hank Aaron 715th homer. 1875 Frank Robinson player manager debut, HR in first at bat.
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Tigers
RED Sox
Matt Nokes
Pat Sheridan
Tom Brockens
Detroit
Brockens
Alan Trammell
Jim Morrison
Frank Tanana
Spike Owen
Marty Barrett
Don Heinkel
Boston
Heinkel
Toledo
Kevin McReynolds
New York Mets
McReynolds
Kansas City
Bo Jackson
Toronto
Jackson
Thad Bosley
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
al Downing
Braves
Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Elyria West tops Southview 17 7 in opener
Elyria West rode a balanced batting attack and solid pitching by Michelle Troutman to defeat Southview 17 to 7 in prep softball. Troutman threw four innings allowing three hits and four strikeouts to earn the win as West improved to 2 1 on the season while Southview pitcher issues produced 18 walks.
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Elyria West
Southview
Lorain
Wolverine
Jennifer Fisher
Shannon Bowen
Michelle Troutman
Stacy Cherwen
Kelly Faegert
Kris Tellier
Troutman
West
Saints
Bistra Wi
Fea Oe Mae Az O
Ritter to play college ball at Wesleyan
Amherst's Dan Ritter, a 6-foot-11 quarterback, signed a letter of intent to attend West Virginia Wesleyan College. Ritter led the Comets at quarterback and was praised by Amherst coach Bill Strubie as an outstanding student athlete.
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Amherst
Ritter
Wesleyan
Dan Ritter
West Virgina
Comets
Dan
Bobcat
Bill Strubie
Reserve Academy blanked Lake Ridge 5-0 in tennis match
Reserve Academy at Lake Ridge swept five matches Tuesday, dropping only eight games in 10 sets. In singles action Pes aap nil Reve beat Ren Cheng 6-0 6-0, Peter Keen defeated George Lai 6-0 6-? and in doubles Steve Oppen Hoover WR defeated Andy Fauver-Peter Nitched 6-1. Hershel Maréough defeated Alfred de Norton to clinch the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Acad
Lake Ridge Western Reserve Academy
Lake Ridge
Ren Cheng
Sir Te Ae Lai
Peter Keen
George Lai
Steve Oppen Hoover
Andy Fauver
Peter Nitched
Bredmond
Hershel Maréough
Alfred de Norton
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Chris Codiroli
O’brien
Dan Coughlin
Gyo Pals
Leonard Sebur
Larry Guest
Dan Pohl
Bulletin Board
Sematiene Ene Les feKas
Heesieo
Caeeatl
Sebo
Sme
San Diego
York
Petshen
Diego O
Royals
Blue Jays
Danny Tartabull
Kurt Stillwell
Kevin Seitzer
Mark Gubicza
Sax
Anadis
Bares Wining
PI — Macison
E-frecewell
Bogs
Detroi
Steph Sane
Stratissus
Traureaia
Gartner
Ellsworth
Ao Torah
Ecempusame
Fernandez
Schell Fasteball
Lisbet
Ingares
Tere
Greets, Farsi
Peliane
Goof
Uapieos
Faening
Ted
Les A
Mentrest
Peesbergh
E-Elstes
Medewet
Pevsra Ark
Sternberg Papa
Panett
Parrett
Marsh
Geko
Padres Iacon
Meee Ih
Tagus
Brockdender
Theat
Hizyer
Nelersoong
Mickomp
Perak
Asawczyk
Seound McKean
Reily Isp
Brey If
Bend
HR Honora
Ote
Maines
Haraaker
Rae Ark Shaes
Fem
Everris
Gary
Het
Sietyd
Great
Mansel Dig
Saye Aga Gene Saxtar
Ihomesss
Rea
Ao Arena
Ogso Actes
Reeo Ares
Doe Orl Pea
Exsireeo i
F-Shity
Etfin Oreos
Aidit
Atiate
Gibron
Etbsar
Alerour
Angie
Swihes
LaPoint
Briate He Dyers
FL Rivera
Garena Pets
Hettirg
Winkingham
Shannon Bowens
Kelly Faeare
Sh Pao
Kas Telher
Lasing Taam
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