Free returns lift Cavs past Spurs in late rally
Richfield game details Cleveland Cavs overcome double digit deficits for a 124-114 win over San Antonio at the Coliseum. George Karl's squad leaned on World Free returning from a pulled calf to spark a decisive late run. Free scored 31 points in 40 minutes, converting a three point play and aiding a final stretch that froze San Antonio’s comeback bid.
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Cleveland State stretches win streak with 76 68 victory over Eastern Illinois
Clinton Smith led Cleveland State with 13 points while Clinton Ransey and Steve Corbin added 11 each as CSU improved to 23 3 overall and 12 1 in the AMCU. The Vikings rallied from a slow start in the second half to seize a 42 42 tie and pulled away late. Jon Collins led Eastern Illinois with 20 points, while Jay Taylor scored 16. The crowd of 3 689 filled Woodling in Cleveland.
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Kansas Tops Oklahoma in Gridiron Showdown
In a clash of ranked teams, No. 2 Kansas defeats No. 14 Oklahoma to preserve its top standing. The game showcased strong offense from Kansas and stout defense from Oklahoma, with key plays shaping the late momentum and final margin.
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Infante aims to sharpen Browns air attack as new coordinator
Cleveland hires former Bengals quarterback coach Infante to install his offense and bolster a passing game led by Byner and Mach after a solid but injury plagued 1985 season. He replaces Joe Pendry as offensive coordinator with Marty Schottenheimer backing the move.
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Schrom Sees Twins 1983 Echo in 1986 Indians Potentials
Tucson AP Ken Schrom argues the Cleveland Indians resemble the 1983 Minnesota Twins as he seeks a rebound season after a 9 12 record. He notes the offense can score while pitching must improve and targets 30 to 35 starts this year. Heaton and Schrom compete for opening day duties with Oelhers and Smith in the mix.
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West Lutheran West ready for a thriller
The Brooklyn semifinal spotlight features Lutheran West and Elyria West in a high stakes Class AA district matchup as Lutheran West eyes perfection at 21 0 while Elyria West aims to defend its title against Wellington and Cleveland Central Catholic in a Brooklyn High School evening doubleheader. Coach Tom Kubuski calls for peak play as his Wolverines seek late season momentum and Coach Karen Wittrock expresses confidence in her Longhorns defense as they anticipate a tough, evenly matched showdown with Inland Conference champions.
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1986 AP boys basketball poll champions Barberton Bexley Wehrle
In Columbus the 1986 Associated Press boys state poll crowned Barberton, Bexley and Columbus Wehrle champions. Barberton coach Jack Greynolds called the season the hardest to coach as his Magics posted a 19 1 regular record to win Class AAA amid a tight race with other top teams.
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Prep poll leads AA champion Bexley and Class A top Wehrlein
In statewide balloting by sports writers and broadcasters Bexley is the AA champion at 20-0 and Wehrlein sits 19-1 in Class A. Area teams perform well with Southview seventh, Admiral King eighth, Bay Village tied for 20th in Class AAA. Oberlin fifth, Wellington 12th, Fairelands 24th in Class AA.
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