Indians Hit Cleveland Pride In Milwaukee Exhibition
The Indians and Brewers played amid movie set prep in Milwaukee County Stadium as Cleveland beat Milwaukee 7-2. Joe Carter homered, Casio and Hall drove in runs, Candetti won to snap from the DL, while fan attention focused on Jones striking out Jeff Leonard. Plans also announced for an Indians Reds Ohio Cup exhibition on April 2, 1989.
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Browns fight for two tight end roster spots behind Newsome
Four quality tight ends compete for two behind starter Ozzie Newsome as trainer staff weigh potential. Tucker and Dressel are in strong positions while Tennell aims to earn a spot. Tucker cites need to improve concentration amid limited receiving credentials.
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Tyson and Green Fight Turns to Fist and Fury
A 1986 street clash between Mike Tyson and Mitch Green left Tyson with a broken hand and Green with a broken nose. The piece, exploring Tyson’s brutality and edge of danger, ties the incident to future bouts and a life shaped by violence and risk.
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Norwalk Prepares for World Nationals Drag Racing Weather
Norwalk Raceway Park held its Media Day for the 11th annual IHRA Motorcraft World Nationals. Bill Bader Jr welcomed three pro drivers and the media while noting last year's rain disrupted events. Eddie Hill emphasized optimal conditions boost speeds. Rickie Smith and Mark Pawak highlighted advances from computer technology as sportsmen time trials and pro qualifying run Friday and Saturday, with Sunday eliminations at noon.
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Strange Seeks Rare Back-To-Back World Series Title at Firestone
Curtis Strange, 33, Virginia native and dominant PGA Tour figure, aims for his second straight NEC World Series of Golf title at Firestone Country Club. A 42-man field competes for $900,000 total with $162,000 to the winner as Strange seeks a repeat of last year’s 275 total and third win in five starts. Mark McCumber led day’s play with 67, while Greg Norman, returning from a wrist injury, shot 68 to sit near the top.
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