Tribe rallies past Rangers with late runs in Arlington
Eddie Murray opened the ninth with a homer off Tom Henke as Cleveland overcame a 6 9 deficit to beat Texas 10 9 in Arlington. Jim Thome added a three run homer and Sandy Alomar left with a hand injury after a low pitch. The game featured 29 hits with multiple lead changes and key eighth inning rally by the Indians.
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Texas
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Tom Henke
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Indians
Jim Thome
Henke
Junior Ontiz
RBI
Jose Mesa
Murray
Thome
Ruy Ripken
Cleveland
Sandy Alomar
Chris Nachholz
Tony Pena
Alomar
Kevin Brown
Brown
Albert Belle
Nostalgia Doubts Loom Over Cavs Last Richfield Game
A reflective column notes the absence of sentiment for the Richfield Coliseum as the Cavaliers’ final game looms. The writer recalls personal routes between venues and bars, contrasting memories of the arena era with a practical Midwest perspective.
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Richfield Coliseum
CAV
Austin Carr
Mileti’s Cleveland Arena Saga and Taxpayer Toll
The piece recalls Nick Mileti’s plan to build a downtown arena on the fringe of Cleveland, the Richfield Coliseum debacle, and two major taxpayer costs totaling almost 200 million dollars. It notes mixed public funding, private borrowing, and the perilous journey to the Gateway Arena amid urban transit fears.
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Prairie
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St. Joseph
Bill Hickey
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Plain Dealer
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Cuyahoga County
Gateway Arena
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NBA
Kettering Foundation
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Crunch regains home field in NPSL finals push
Crunch coach Gary Hindley praised a pivotal 21-14 win over St. Louis that returns home-field advantage and, with two more home games, a potential title. Cleveland goalie Otto Orf starred with 30 saves, while Andy Schmetzer’s late goal sealed the victory.
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Hindley
Cleveland
Doug Miller
Miller
Otto Orf
Zoran Karic
Hector Marinaro
Marinaro
Fi A
Andy Schmetzer
Schmetzer
Keystone wins Division II boys meet at Comet Relays
Keystone Wildcats win Division II with 15 points at the Comet Relays, edging Elyria Catholic and Kenston, both with 13. Bedford tops Division I boys with 86 points. Thomas Worthington wins girls Division I and Marlington takes girls Division II. Keystone relies on pole vault strength and Jeff Valentik’s top finishes in open hurdles as coach Ed Goff praises his team’s milestone performance. Elyria Catholic earns points in a close scoring day.
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Keystone Wildcats
Elyria Catholic
Kenston
Bedford
Thomas Worthington
Columbus
Marlington
Jeff Valentik
Keystone
Jeff
Ed Goff
Wildcat
Goff
Belichick Seeks Draft Edge With Hidden Moves Again
The piece jokes that Browns coach Bill Belichick will again surprise fans with a mystery ninth pick in the NFL draft. It recalls past top selections and notes his pattern of offering no hints, likening him to a magician pulling off a perfect deception.
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Browns
Bill Belichick
Eric Turmer
Tommy Wardell
Steve Everitt
Belichick
1994 NFL draft first round selections list
The draft order for the first round of the 1994 NFL Draft. April 24-25. Teams and players include Cincinnati Dan Wilkinson defensive tackle Ohio State Indianapolis Trent Dilfer quarterback Fresno State Washington Heath Shuler quarterback Tennessee New England Marshall Faulk running back San Diego State Rams Antonio Langham cornerback Alabama Tampa Bay Aaron Taylor offensive lineman Notre Dame Indianapolis Sam Adams defensive end Texas A&M Seattle Bryant defensive lineman Notre Dame Cleveland Trev Alberts linebacker Nebraska Arizona John Traverly linebacker Alcorn State Chicago Charles Johnson wide receiver Colorado New Orleans Willie McGinest defensive end linebacker Southern Cal New York Jets Aaron Glenn cornerback Texas A&M Philadelphia Wayne Gandy offensive tackle Auburn San Francisco Dewayne Washington defensive back North Carolina State Miami Jamal Miller Pittsburgh William Fulback Florida State Minnesota Aubrey Beavers outside linebacker Oklahoma Minnesota Tre Johnson offensive lineman Temple Green Bay John Morton wide receiver Southern Cal Detroit Bernard Williams offensive tackle Georgia Los Angeles Randers Charlie Gardner running back Tennessee San Francisco Henry Ford defensive tackle California New York Giants Derrick Alexander wide receiver Michigan Kansas City Mario Bates fullback State Houston Todd Stoussie offensive tackle California Buffalo Isaac Davis offensive guard Arkansas Dallas Jon Johnson defensive end Louisville Florida State Rhett Erich Florida.
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New York
Cincinnati
Dan Wilkinson
Olin State
Indianapolis
Trent Chlter
Fresno State
Washington
Heath Shuler
Tennessee
New England
Marshall Faulk
San Diego State
Rams
Antonio Langham
Alabama
Tampa Bay
Aaron Taylor
Notre Dame
Sam Adams
Texas A&m
Seattle
Bryant
Cleveland
Trev Alberts
Nebraska
Arizona
John Trverry
Alcom State
Chicago
Charles Johnson
Colorado
New Orleans
Willie McGinest
Southern Cal
New York Jets
Aaron Glenn
Texas Asm
Philadelphia
Wayne Gandy
Auburn
San Francisco
Dewayne Washington
Carolina State
Mami Jamar Miller
Pitt
Wiliam A
Flonda State
Minnesota
Aubrey Beavers
Oklahoma
Tre Johnson
Ineman
Temple
Green Bay
John Morton
Detroit
Bernard Wiliams
Georg
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