Indians face daunting start against AL East after loss
Cleveland manager Pat Corrales stresses improvement versus the East as the Indians drop to 1-5 overall and 0-3 vs Baltimore. Brook Jacoby calls for team cohesion with pitching and hitting finally syncing, amid a slow start and upcoming schedule.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Tribe
Orioles
Pat Corrales
Brook Jacoby
Mize Uses 140-Foot Shot to Win Masters Playoff
Larry Mize, 28, of Augusta, chipped in from 140 feet on the second hole of a sudden death playoff to defeat Greg Norman and Seve Ballesteros in a dramatic Masters finish at Augusta National. Norman missed a 30-foot putt that would have extended the playoff after Mize birdied the 18th in regulation.
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Reld Hanley
Chicago Tribune
Augusta
Larry Mize
Greg Norman
Norman
Bob Tway
Mize
Seve Ballesteros
Fuzzy Zoeller
Norman struggles with Masters heartbreak in Georgia
The piece reflects Greg Norman's repeated near misses at Augusta and the Masters, comparing his pain to past greats. It recalls Larry Mize's dramatic chip in during the 1987 playoff, Bob Tway's 1986 major win, and Norman's relentless heartbreak, framing golf as cruel and personal.
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Norman
Greg
Tway
Mize
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Pebble Beach
Greg Norman
Force clinches playoff berth with MISL blocked-shot record
Cleveland Force defender Bernie James set a MISL single game record with 13 blocks as the Force beat the Minnesota Strikers 3-2 to secure a fifth straight playoff appearance. Carl Valentine scored twice in a tight contest, while Joe Raduka and Dwight Lodewege added key goals. The Force remain one game behind Baltimore in the Eastern Division.
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Jocal and
Richfield
Cleveland Force
Bernie James
James
Force
Minnesota Strikers
Baltimore
Blast
Cleveland
Joe Waiters
Tacoma Stars
Carl Valentine
Ali Kazemaini
Minnesota
Tino Lettieri
Dwight Lodeweges
Chris Vaccaro
Joe Raduka
Lettieri
Valentine
Schmitz leaves Elyria Catholic for Oakwood High School
Fred Schmitz departs Elyria Catholic after three seasons as head football coach to join Oakwood High School near Dayton as a math teacher and assistant coach. He cites a path to administration and returns to an area where he began coaching, with a 26-8 EC record and a state championship in 1989.
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Roger Negin
Elyria
Fred Schmitz
Elyria Catholic
Oakwood High School
Dayton
Schmitz
Miami of
Ohio
Oakwood
West Carrallton
Howard Sales
Torr Elsass
Fat Oakwood
Elyria Cathithe
Panthers
Secheaily
Jim Rattay
Euclid
Columbia
Tye
Sehmite
Eleria
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