Force Loses Home Field In Semis In 6 2 Setback
MISL semifinal action saw the Cleveland Force fall 6 2 to the Minnesota Strikers at the Coliseum before 16 877 fans. The loss ties the series 1 1 as Minnesota capitalized on early penalties and a hard defensive and offensive effort.
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Helen Smetters
C-T
Richfield
Cleveland Force
Minnesota Strikers
Force
Minnesota
Cleveland
Mike Sweeney
Tino
Timo Liekoski
Craig Allen
Alan Merrick
Allen
Ike Cleveland
Merrick
Carl Valentine
Peter Ward
Kal Hanskin
Dennis Mepham
Alan Willey
Willey
Lickosk
Sweeney
Andy Chapman
Lettiers
Benny Dargle
Tasso Koutsoukos
Unique plan to save the Indians through a charity trust
The piece alleges Pat O Neal chairman of the Indians. cousin Andy Kundry oversees their late uncle F J ONeill estate. It claims a charitable trust funds Catholic Charities and the team sale profits, with a local Cleveland buyer favored to keep the club, while attendance milestones would divert dollars to the trust. The author asserts a solution to preserve Cleveland baseball.
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Pat Owell
Cleveland Indians
Pats
Ulle
Andy Kundry
F J
Steve
Oneill
Indians
Mr O'Neill
Catholic Charities
Pat O Neal
Cleveland
Denver
Oulman
Marvin Davis
Jach Kent Cooke
Washington
Tampa
Indianapolis
Memphs
Vancouver
Charitable Trust
Butler’s late clutch homer lifts Indians over Yankees 9 7
In New York Brett Butler delivered in the eighth with a two run double and a homer earlier as Cleveland erased a 7 7 tie to beat the Yankees 9 7. Joe Carter added a three run homer and Lou Whitaker and Dave Winfield starred for New York. Tewksbury left with forearm tightness after six, Yankees bullpen faltered allowing three late runs.
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NEW York
Brett Butler
Cleveland Indians
Innning
Dave Righetti
New York Yankees
Ted
Louls Butlers
Indians
Yankees
Joe Carter
Butler
Bob Shirley
Yankhees
Winfield
Carter
Brook Jacoby
Phil Nieckro
Jacoby
Ron Hassey
Jead
Bob Tewksbury
Jett Field
Agaist
Tewksbury
Lou Pimella
Brian Fisher
Carters
Shirley
Fisher
DeBartolo Considers Bid to Buy Cleveland Indians
Edward J DeBartolo Jr of Youngstown states he is examining the Indians financials and may bid to keep the team in Cleveland. He notes 1985 figures are unimpressive but will await accountants review. George Steinbrenner backs DeBartolo publicly if he proceeds.
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Cleveland
Youngstowns
Edward J DeBartelo
Cleveland Indians
DeBartolo
Youngstown
The
Cleveland) Plain Dealer
George M Steinbrenner
Saari and Noll win Class AAA scramble title in sudden death
Scott Saari and George Noll rallied to beat Jeff Erschen and Tou Elbert after a delayed Tiny Pines Two-Man Scramble at Avondale Golf Course. The pair led with a 33 33 66, and edged their rivals on hole No 2 of sudden death. John Criss and Mike Eckert claimed Class AA with 67 after a steady round and no bogeys.
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Jim Jablonski
Avon
Scott Saari
George Noll
Lorain County District
Tiny Pines
Saari
Noll
Jeff Erschen
Tou Elbert Saari
Avondale
John Criss
Mike Eckert
Criss
Eckert
Tramcally Eckert
Propritor of
Bob Laskey
Dave Dyer
Jim Criss
Bob Justice
Laskey
Dave Borling
Jack
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Goossens
Johns
Ali Kazemaint
Wiley
David Byrne
Berne James
Tino Lettier
Dallas
Dan Goughlin
Bri
Dave Winfield
Bobby Weacham
Rickey Henderson
Don Mattingly
Jim Kern
Henderson
Scott Bailes
Mattingly
Clive
Uber
Tatas
Loe
Ares Bind
Merrell
DeBartelo
Gong
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