Wilkens Nets 600th Win as Cavs Top Knicks
Lenny Wilkens earned his 600th coaching victory guiding the Cavaliers past the Knicks 119 to 111 in a rugged game. Cleveland players fouled out and the Cavs used a front line of Dudley Hubbard Corbin down the stretch while Rick Pitino's Knicks battled hard, led by Newman and Ewing.
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Golic targets comeback as Browns prep for Broncos
Browns nose tackle Bob Golic, recovering from a right forearm fracture, warms up with Cleveland at University Stadium. Though out for the AFC title game, he eyes a possible Super Bowl return if the team advances, vowing not to miss the dream. He hopes rehab braces and motion return help him chase a possible San Diego showdown.
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Rakoczy ready if Williams cannot play in AFC title game
Browns backup guard Gregg Rakoczy could start if Larry Williams cannot return from a sprained ankle. Williams progresses gradually while Rakoczy shifts into guard duties and earns praise from coach Schottenheimer. Herman Fontenot reports strong effort and wind issues at altitude amid Indianapolis playoff win context.
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Stargell Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame In First Year
Willie Stargell, after 21 seasons with the Pirates, is elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year on 352 of 427 ballots. Induction set for July 31 in Cooperstown, NY. Bunning falls short in 12th year. nine writers submitted ballots with no votes.
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Allanson Sees Indians Victory Key as No. 1 Catcher
Cleveland catcher Andy Allanson emphasizes pitchers and team wins over batting averages. He aims to start 130 140 games, expects to boost staff ERAs, and recalls Buffalo demotion spurred his 1987 return. While rookie in 1986 he helped an 84 78 Indians, then faced gaps in role clarity and leadership.
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