Turpin joins Cavs after draft pick excitement and promise
Richfield reports Melvin Turpin, the sixth pick in the draft, signed with Cleveland after a June trade from Washington. The Kentucky center said the path was long but pays off, aims to improve defense and rebounding, and embraces Cleveland as his new team. He averaged 15.2 points at Kentucky and 6.0 rebounds per game last season, alongside frontcourt mates Lar Bowie and Kenny Walker, as the Cavaliers prepare for upcoming meetings and a press conference.
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Royals Rout Tribe in Monday doubleheader sweep
Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Indians 9-3 and 4-3 as George Brett Dan Quisenberry and Neal Heaton clashed with Pat Corrales Tribe manager venting about inconsistent pitching Heaton struggled early and again in the fifth as KC built leads with Bretts two run homer Balboni and Slaught drives highlighted the Royals offense while Quisenberry earned his 22nd save over the Indians in a clash that left Cleveland 2 4 games behind Milwaukee in the AL East standings.
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Lendl and Davis clash as Wimbledon nerves flare
At Wimbledon 1984 Centre Court and Court One host a tense day as Ivan Lendl battles Scott Davis. Davis shocks early with a 6-4 first set, then Lendl adjusts by stepping back and blasting returns to win the second set 6-4, while fans debate the famed choking tag and the Mick of the moment.
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Labor of love guides Rader's Ohio State ties to volleyball
Rader leads a one week volleyball camp at East Park Recreation Center with 12 youngsters, after four years of running such programs. She recalls a demanding OSU career, captaining the Buckeyes senior year, and remains focused on coaching, sales prospects, and family support as she eyes the future.
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