Indians Open With Cold, Disappointing Loss and Fireworks
Opening Day at Cleveland saw a 7-2 defeat to Detroit as the Indians failed to capitalize with runners in scoring position. Niekro dropped to 1-5 against the Tigers since joining the AL, while Camacho relieved in a clean ninth. The crowd reached 32,441 in frigid 31 degree conditions, with a festive pregame by local bands and a ceremonial first pitch from CSU coach Kevin Mackey.
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Cleveland State
Kevin Mackey
Ohio
Richard Celeste
Cleveland
George Voinovich
Peter Ueberroth
Chronicle-Telegram 1986 April 12 Page Note
A brief notice from the Chronicle Telegram dated Saturday April 12 1986 lists editorial staff including Jerry Rombach as editor. The snippet confirms the newspaper’s archival date and leadership but lacks further article details or event specifics.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cavaliers' playoff hopes end with loss to Celtics
Cavaliers fell 117-104 to Boston as a late 10‑point run in the first half helped the Celtics pull away. Roy Hinson called Boston “much better,” and Cleveland neared elimination with Chicago still in pursuit of the final East playoff berth. The Bulls faced Washington as the Cavs’ fate hung on Sunday’s results.
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Cleveland Cavaliers
Boston Celtics
Cleveland
Roy Hinson
NBA
Cavaliers
Chicago
Washington
Bulls
Gene Littles
Ballesteros takes 1 stroke Masters lead in windy Friday round
Seve Ballesteros surged to a 4-under 68 to lead the 50th Masters at 5 under 139 as eight players topped the leaderboard in a wind swept round. Bill Kratzert stood second at 140, with Tsuneyuki Nakajima and Bernhard Langer among those at 141 and 142. Ballesteros aims for a third green jacket despite a PGA ban dispute, while Mark McCumber posted 67 to reach 143 and Tom Watson faded with a triple bogey.
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Knight-Ridder
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Seve Ballesteros
Ballesteros
Bill Kratzert
Ken Green
Tsuneyuki
Tommy” Nakajima
Japan
Kratzert
Chen
Nakajima
Crenshaw
Norman
Tom Watson
Green
Coleader
Corey Pavin
Bob Tway
Gary Koch
Watson
Tom Kite
Donnie Hammond
Johnny Miller
Augusta Ga
Augusta & National Golf Club
Ton Kite
Tur Walan
Donan Hammond
Johnny Soler
Nick Jans
Jay Haas
Dan Poh
Payne Sleseart
Little
Yin Perte
Larry Nelson
Furry Zeatloe
Balt Syn Tara
Ute Green
Roger Matthial
Mark Meady
Davi Bare
Corts Strange
Dim Thorpe
Graben
Seuls Sinpsuin
Jon Mahaffey
Nuakh Brier
Bruce Fictske
Peter J. Chen
Randalph
Tony Sills
Maize
Ony Sindelur
Ihe
Wibert Laws
Hk Vy Floyd
Drury Wert
Jack Braner
Mark Wiete
Tha Dang
Ranly Sommer
Indians fall to Tigers as defense and hitting fail
The Indians drop to 1-3 after a 7-2 home loss to Detroit as poor defense, wild pitching, and a lack of offense spoil Phil Niekro’s debut. Cleveland errors, two wild pitches, and early miscues let Detroit score five unearned runs, with Corrales lamenting the costly miscues.
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C-T
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Detroit
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Niekro
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Tribe
Pat Corrales
Lemon
Herndon
Chris Bando
Tony Bernazard
Bernazard
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Bando
Messier
RBI
Lou Whitaker
Scott Bailes
Bailes
Baltimore
Kirk Gibson
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Jim Kern
Corrales
Jacoby
Pat Tabler
Pugh Scores First Career Ace at Forest Hills
Kenny Pugh of Elyria bagged his first career hole in one last Friday at Forest Hills Golf Center on a 155 yard third hole. The shot came from a nine iron and marked the second ace of the season at the public course on Route 20. Pugh's playing partner was Doug Krepps of Elyria.
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Ballesteros
United States
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Beman
New Orleans
Lake City
Fla
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Forest Hills Golf Center
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Doug Krepps
North and South All-Star Cage Classic Featuring Gladden and Winiarski
Canton hosts the 27th annual Ohio North South All Star Cage Classic with top state talents including LeBron Gladden of Admiral King and Chip Winiarski of South Amherst. The event starts at 7 p.m. with North A AA vs South, then AAA games at 9 p.m. North leads in both series and features seven first team all state selections. The South squad is led by Mark Huffman and includes Tony Jackson, Rick Brown, and Joe Fredrick among others.
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LaBron Gladden
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Canton Memorial
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
Baker's
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van Buren
Maurice Gray
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Willard
Noland Robinson
Wade Renner
Tuscarawas Valley
Joe Fabry
Windham
Lorain County
Ottawa Glandorf
Terry Morman
Columbus Wehrle
Tony Jackson
Greenfield McClain
Rick Brown
Heath
Todd Vaughn
North Bend Taylor
Jim Martin
Hannibal River
Graysville Skyvue
Todd Hilverding
David Riley
Germantown Valley View
South Point
Ryan Salmons
Lockland
Antonio Woods
Mark Huffman
Graysville Skygoace
Joe Prats
Mansfield
Melvin Newhern
Toledo
Scott
Matt Roggenburk
Cleveland St. Ignatius
LeBron Gladden
Lorain Admiral King
Ahmed Kent
Lima Shawnee
Todd Blanchard
Bill Kovach
Warren Harding
Jim Nahra
Mayfield
Wooster
Gordon Neal
Anthony Coleman
Wintersville
Brian Brown
Canton Timken
Mike Haley
Dayton Dunbar
Joe Fredrick
Cincinnati Greenhills
Beau Reid
Lancaster
Dayton Patterson
Anthony Corbitt
Dynell Springer
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