Easterly drama over Maine rehab split with Indians
Cleveland manager Pat Corrales and executives want pitcher Jamie Easterly to report to Maine for a 20 day rehab after back injury and no spring pitching. Easterly refuses, insisting he is ready to pitch, with Corrales saying roster decisions rest with him, Paul, and Seghi.
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Local Speedway Highlights From April 21 1984
Chronicle-Telegram page notes area speedways and a baseball roundup as of Saturday April 21 1984. Jerry Rombach reports in brief for the record sections B pages.
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Pitching, defense costly as Tribe fall to Royals 6 4
Cleveland manager Pat Corrales laments extra outs and broken defense after Neal Heaton allows five runs in three innings. Tony Bernazard error opens the fourth, two KC homers by White and McRae, Andre Thornton drives in two with a first inning homer. Royals hold on as Quisenberry secures the save. Behenna to debut against Gubicza in next game.
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Nets upset Sixers again in playoff opener
The New Jersey Nets toppled the Philadelphia 76ers 116 102 to grab a 1 0 series lead in the best of five. Julius Erving scored 12 for the Sixers while Micheal Ray Richardson led the Nets with 32 points and nine assists, saying they aim to sweep. The loss drops Philadelphia toward an improbable repeat title bid as the next games are set for the Nets home court.
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NFL court allows NFL to deal with Colts case
US District Judge William E Steckler rejected Baltimore's bid to stay an order that freed the NFL to deal with the Indianapolis Colts. The injunction had barred NFL actions in Indianapolis, risking delays to player contracts and TV radio deals while in force.
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