Bavasi Action and Indians Fans Look for Fresh Start
Jerry Rombach argues for a new Cleveland Indians era with Peter Bavasi replacing Phil Seghi and Gabe Paul. He contrasts past poor trades with a push for an aggressive, money aware management style while praising recent center scoreboard features and crowd enthusiasm at the Coliseum.
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Bavasi reshapes Indians front office with new roles
Bud Bavasi outlined a series of changes in the Indians Baseball Operations Department. He announced three openings including Field Director-Player Development Jim Napier and a future Scouting Director to coordinate the scouting staff. Phil Thomas becomes Business Administrator-Farm & Scouting Operations.
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Turpin’s Malone shines despite rough night on court
Turpin star Malone scored 15 points and pulled 10 rebounds but shot 5 of 11 as Cavs’ World B led with 35 points. Teammate Karl praised Melvin’s rookie year and potential while Free urged Malone to set picks to open shots, noting the crowd’s support and Malone’s growing confidence.
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Seghi timetable moved up as Indians reorganize front office
Indians announce front office reshuffle with Seghi becoming west coast adviser as a VP Baseball Operations is sought. He will relocate to California to serve as Senior Player Personnel Adviser after Bavasi hires a successor. Quinn resigns after leading scouting and farm systems.
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Vikings in reach of 20 win plateau
Cleveland State defeats Western Illinois 78 69 to extend an eight game win streak. CSU improves to 9-2 in AMC U 8 play and 18 6 overall tying the school record for wins. Climaxed by a late overtime stretch and bench clearing incident.
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Cavaliers Top Sixers In Tight Win Behind Turpin Heroics
Cleveland rallied from 12 down to beat Philadelphia as Mel Turpin posted 20 points 17 rebounds and 3 blocks while World B Free scored 35. Moses Malone was held to 15 points as the Cavaliers extended a playoff pace with a strong defensive performance.
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Mott tops scoring race as Avon star extends lead
Avon star Jeff Mott widens the gap in the 1984-85 area scoring race by scoring 28 points against Brookside and 35 versus Keystone, boosting his average to 25.9 while Paul Wilson sits at 24.6. Keystone's Mike Conrad rises to third with 20.3, Matt trails Wilson, and New London's Dave Delamore and Steve Kozel sit fourth and fifth amid Firelands play.
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Oilers Clinch Playoff Spot With 6-4 Win Over Sabres
Edmonton, led by Gretzky with two goals, defeats Buffalo 6-4 to lock up a playoff berth as Grant Fuhr shines with key saves. Barrasso struggles as the Sabres fall short despite Gil Perreault’s multi-goal effort and strong goaltending by Fuhr.
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