Hough-Rangers lose opener as eight walks doom start
Charlie Hough failed to control the knuckleball and walked eight in four innings before Doug Rader pulled him with Texas trailing 2-1. Eddie Murray hit a two-run homer in the eighth to lift the Orioles past the Rangers 4-2 on opening day.
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Pacers Hold Off Bulls to End Season at Home
Indiana beat Chicago 107 103 after a late Bulls rally as Michael Jordan scored 19 of his 22 in the second half. Clark Kellogg led the Pacers with 34 points while Vern Fleming and Steve Stipano vich iced the win.
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Flyers Focus On Future In Playoff Opener
The Philadelphia Flyers, league leaders and Patrick Division champions, host the New York Rangers in a best of five series opener. Coach Mike Keenan and captain Dave Poulin stress a fresh start as Philadelphia eyes a strong playoff run despite nine straight postseason losses. The Flyers swept the season series 7–0 and boast 40-year netminder Pelle Lindbergh with Bob Froese backing him.
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Central Florida basketball turmoil and coaching departures
Machock leaves Central Florida after move to a 2700 seat campus arena amid debt and program upheaval. He cites football dominance and non renewal of coach Bill Peterson as indicators of instability. The Knights finished 10-18, facing top teams before his departure.
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Pittaro Debuts With Confidence In Frigid Tigers Opener
At Tiger Stadium Pittaro, 23, jumped from Class AA to starting third base amid snow and 51,180 spectators. He went 1 for 6 with an infield single and scored, while Sparky Anderson praised the rookie’s impact as Cleveland rallied to tie then pull ahead, reinforcing the decision to start Chris.
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Local tryouts and signups for Elyria youth sports
Elyria merchants host AAA baseball tryouts at Ely Stadium with 18 plus eligibility and Mike Treuel contact. Elyria Big League Baseball opens signups for ages 16-18 on April 14 and 21 at North Rec field. sessions run 1 to 3 p.m. No exceptions. Wellington Recreation ASA girls softball meeting slated at Town Hall Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Avon Faith Lutheran Church men invited to 38th National Lutheran Basketball Tournament of Champions at Valparaiso University. they hold a 13-1 season before facing Immanuel Decatur in the opening senior round.
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Volney Leads with 670 Series in Local Bowling Leagues
Volney rolled 223 205 242 for a 670 in the Oil City League at Bowling Center. Perry Keplinger 641 and Glen Buckhannon 640 followed in the same league. Wally Karby 663 at Stoney's in the C League. Kephingry 641 and Bechhesmes 640 appear in multiple scores. Marie Yancey led the Center Ridge Ladies Classic with 601, while Mary Begany posted 579 and Donna Jones 561 in same events. Edith Spencer and Dona Bair topped Women’s leagues with 560s, and Jr Sr Classic saw Cheryl Baillis 563 and 203 high for 600 series.
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Kite Seeks Masters Victory After Stellar Career
Golf star Kite says his career is strong and doubts no more. He sets the Masters as his prime goal and insists he will win this tournament someday despite not yet achieving it. He vows to keep pushing and believes his best is ahead.
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