Indians thump Seattle 12-2 behind Orta and Blyleven
Cleveland jumps on Seattle as Jorge Orta drives in four on two run doubles and Bert Blyleven yields only one run in seven innings. The Indians explode for seven runs in the third inning, with nine batters reaching base, giving Cleveland a strong second half start at 7-11.
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Steve Herrick
C.T
Cleveland
Bert Blyleven
Indians
Dave Garcia
Toby Harrah
Orta
Seattle
Mike Parron
Harrah
von Hayes
Bryan Clark
Rick Manning
Duane Kuiper
Randy Stein
Clark
Tom Veryzer
Tribe
Alan Bannister
Kuiper
Veryzer
Mike Hargrove
Hargrove
Ron Hassey
Tribe notes on Page B-10 hit barrage and Lewallyn debut
The Tribe offense exploded as Blyleven earned a 9-5 record with a 2.65 ERA after seven innings of work. Dennis Lewallyn, newly purchased from Wichita, debuted in relief with three hits allowed and one run, while Bert Blyleven threw 112 pitches in seven and a third, with Garcia praising the team's ball getting over the plate and Lewallyn showing a promising breaking ball.
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Garcia
Blyleven
Julio Cruz
RBI
Tribe
Dennis Lewallyn
Wichita
Mariners
Firestone South Course Leads World Series of Golf Round
Hale Irwin Bill Rogers and Bernhard Langer shared the opening lead at Firestone with two under par 68s. Ed Fiori Curtis Strange followed at 69 as the bone dry South Course yielded few sub par scores in the 27 player field.
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Frank Mittler
Akron
Firestone Country Club
Hale Irwin
Bill Rogers
West Germany
Bernhard Langer
Ed Fiori
Curtis Strange
Langer
Firestone
Irwin
Browns confident shape marks 1981 team says veterans
Calvin Hill and Reggie Rucker from the Browns say Cleveland is adopting a championship mindset with owner Art Modell calling them Renaissance Men. Hill cites quiet optimism and belief in winning. Rucker notes growing team chemistry and reduced ego as Sam Ritigliano guides focus. The Browns finish an exhibition at Green Bay.
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BEREA
UPI
Calvin Hill
Reggie Rucker
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Hill
Rucker
Browns
Art Modell
Cleveland
NFL
Cowboys
Green Bay
Offensive line key for New London gridders in 1981
New London coach Paul Nestor stresses the offensive line as the season’s pivotal area. Only one starter returns on the line, with questions at center left tackle and left guard, while the backfield and ends provide experience. Defensive depth remains solid but noseguard and tackle spots are open.
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New London Gridders
Jay Rombach
C-T
New London
Paul Nestor
Wildcats
Nestor
Tim Sheerer
Willard Ferrell
Weyei
Toby Nestor
Carl Pittinger
Sheerer
Ferrell
Kevin Koch
Eric Puder
Chad Cooke
Shawn Burton
Jim Mitchell
Rich Cumberledge
Koch
Cooke
Mitchell
Puder
Burton
Don
Apple wins third NOGA match play title at Pine Ridge
Glennis Apple of NOGA defeats 20 year old John Yancey of Country Club of Hudson 7 and 5 in 36 hole finals to claim third 1981 tournament victory. Seniors final goes to 68 year old John Tullio 3 and 2 over Nick Sack, shot even par 72. Apple also won Ohio Pre Seniors and state Public Links and eyes NCGA Player of the Year.
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Firestone
Jerry Pate
Peter Oosterhuis
Jack Nicklaus
Glenn Apple
Columbia Hills
Northern Ohio Golf Association
John Yancey
Country Club
Hudson
Pine Ridge
John Tullio
Legend Lake
Nick Sack
Aurora
Tullio
Apple
Ohio
NCGA
Yancey
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New England
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