Bell Still Could Be Indians Shortstop Says Doc Edwards
Doc Edwards says Jay Bell could still be the Indians shortstop despite public doubt. Bell showed late 1988 improvement, .341 over 14 of 16 starts, while Lewis is deemed two seasons away. Edwards also backs Mel Hall versus Oddibe McDowell for outfield and notes team health as key for 1989.
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Suns Beat Jazz In A High Scoring NBA Tilt
In a crowded box score night Phoenix outgun Utah 104 to 87. Key contributions come from West Johnson Corbin and E Johnson for Phoenix while Stockton Malone and Malore pace Utah. The game features a flurry of scoring runs and late free throws.
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Total Bases Trivia Contest Opens with Indians Trip Prize
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to enter the Total Bases Trivia Contest for a chance to win a trip to Tucson and watch the Cleveland Indians in spring training. Official ballots appear randomly in CT pages with the final ballot on Thursday Feb 23 and entry deadline at noon Friday Feb 24.
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Florida State Upsets Louisville In Conference Showdown
No. 12 Florida State defeated 4th ranked Louisville 81-78 as Pervis Ellison returned with 19 points for Louisville. Florida State leads the Metro Conference at 6-1 while Louisville drops to 5-1 in league play.
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Creighton tops Cleveland State 92 82 to extend win streak
Creightonerry Bluejays beat Cleveland State 92 82 as Harstad and Farr each scored 16. Harstad added 13 second half rebounds while Creighton built a 52 35 halftime lead and pulled away late despite Cleveland State rallying to 76 68.
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College basketball scores from various games across conferences
East Adelphi beat Alfred 90 to 73 while Baruch 660th NY toppled Buffalo St 61. Numerous results include Fordham 8 Navy 55, Syracuse 85 Seton Hall 79, Temple 88 St Bonaventure 61, and Drake–style upsets. Multiple teams such as Holy Cross 88, Vermont 55, and Tampa-area squads posted wins. full local box unclear.
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OSU Lands 2 More Gridders From Sarasota
Defensive backs Foster Paulk and Chico Nelson of Sarasota Florida announced they will sign national letters of intent to play for Ohio State. Paulk 6-0 175 played at Riverview High School Nelson 6-2 185 hails from Sarasota High School.
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College Basketball and Pro Matchups on Today's Sports Network
ESPN covers Syracuse at Seton Hall on tape at 9a.m. DePaul faces Dayton on Ch 19 at 1 p.m. Cavaliers host Bucks at 5 p.m. and again at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Georgetown plays Connecticut at 7:25 p.m. Baldwin Wallace visits Muskingum at 9 p.m. Virginia visits Duke. High school Firelands at Oberlin 8:05 p.m. on WTBS. Boxing card features Stan Longstreet against Geary Tysae on ESPN. Local radio listings WELE WEWE WAMR WOBL provide scatter coverage.
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NHL standings highlight across teams
Alabama 6 Virginia 6 Connecticut 3 Naw Menco 3 Oklahoma State 3 UCLA 3 Arkansas State 2 Kansas State 2 Evansville 1 Kansas 1.
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College basketball top twenty results from Monday
Louisville fell 81 to 78 to No 12 Florida State. Oklahoma defeated Iowa State 126 to 97. Syracuse beat No 11 Seton Hall 85 to 74. Seton Hall lost to Syracuse 85 to 79. Florida State beat No 4 LSU 78 to 16. Ohio State defeated Purdue 70 to 53. Nevada Las Vegas beat Santa Barbara 20 Georgi Tech lost to Virginia 78 to 71.
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Stubborn coach forces forfeit in MEAC game
Florida A&M was awarded a 2-0 forfeit over Morgan State after Bears coach Nat Frazier refused to leave the building following a third technical foul and ejection. He sat in the stands as officials ordered the game halted, then awarded the victory to Florida A&M.
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Two Slugging First Basemen Win Arbitration Awards
Houston’s Glenn Davis and Seattle’s Steve Balboni won salary arbitration, each securing a higher payout. Davis will earn 1.085 million for 1989 after a 0.875 million offer from the Astros. Balboni will receive 0.8 million this year, up from a 0.5 million offer by the Mariners.
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Baseball and basketball trades and awards across leagues
Baseball teams announce one year contracts with Danny Heep Ivan Calderon Danny Tartabull Mike Macfarlane Barry Lyons Curt Ford and others The Pirates acquire Meanie and Cardinals sign Milt Thompson In basketball weekly honors Matt Alcorn Jane Krista Jacobs Bill Dufur Kathy Lee Curtis Kidd Kim Sekulski receive conference player of the week recognitions across West Coast Ohio and Mid American conferences.
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