Cavs Rally Falls Short as Celtics Hold On
In Boston Garden the Cavaliers staged a late push from 14 points down but the Celtics pulled away 118-? as coach KC Jones stressed belief over fear. Cleveland players praised their comeback and voiced confidence for the next game despite disputed late calls.
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Franco's two-run homer lifts Indians past Yankees 2-1
Cleveland starter Neal Heaton outduels Ron Guidry as Julio Franco drives in two runs with a first-inning homer to beat New York 2-1. Meacham and Bonilla provide Yankee scoring flare, while Benny Ayala signs with the Indians for a possible MLB debut.
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Tupa Emerges as OSU Quarterback Contender in Intra-Squad
Tom Tupa, a 6-5 freshman from Brecksville, starred for the Gray with 19 of 28 passing for 195 yards and two touchdowns and punted for averages around 50 yards. Jim Karsatos led the Scarlet with 15 completions, 153 yards, and two touchdown passes. The proceeds benefited Cleveland Public Schools athletic programs in John Nagy’s name.
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Sting Fall in OT to Force in MLS Playoff Thriller
The Cleveland Force defeated the Chicago Sting 5-4 in overtime to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five Major Indoor Soccer League playoff series. Peter Ward scored the deciding goal in OT after a back-and-forth game with Kai Haaskivi contributing two goals and four assists.
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