Indians fall to California 2-1 amid misplayed fly ball
Cleveland drops to 37-38 after a 2-1 loss to the Angels before 22 309 fans as a miscommunication between Candy Maldonado and Mitch Webster on a ninth inning fly ball allows the winning run. Joyner reached on a two base error ruling Maldonado collided with Webster.
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Peanez Oroseo
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Johnson
Kaiser
Young
Paterno Foresees Big Ten Rivalries For Penn State
Penn State coach Joe Paterno told fans in Michigan that rivalries with Syracuse and Pittsburgh will give way to exciting and competitive Big Ten games. He noted the transition to the Big Ten, changes in college football, and the pressure toward NFL careers, while stressing Penn State’s effort to fit in with the conference and improve facilities.
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Graf and Navratilova Lead Wimbledon Generations Clash
Steffi Graf, at 21, defeated 14-year-old Jennifer Capriati 6-2 6-4 as Navratilova routed Judith Wiesner to reach the quarterfinals. Graf tied Chris Evert for Wimbledon wins with 96. Lendl, Becker, Edberg and Gilbert reached the men's quarterfinals as upsets shook the draw. Navratilova stressed recovery needs with age while Graf spotlighted the young Capriati's power and potential.
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Martina Navratilova
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Chris Evert
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Boris Becker
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Evert
Billie Joan King
Jimmy Connors
Monica Seles
Ann Henricksson
Zina Garrison
Helena Sukova Lendl
Shelton
Hawkins no-hitter amid Sox loss draws mixed praise
Melton Andrew Hawkins pitched a no-hitter for the sixth time this season but lost the game as the Yankees beat the White Sox four to zero. Five errors by Chicago and sun wind and misplays marred the feat, while Hawkins offered forgiveness to his teammates and reflected on life and sport.
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Hawkins
New York Yankee
Chicago White Sox
Jim Leyritz
Rot
Leyritz
Rose to learn fate in July after tax fraud plea
Pete Rose faces sentencing July 19 in Cincinnati for two felony counts of filing false tax returns. The baseball great could receive up to six years in prison and a $500,000 fine. He has admitted tax offenses while undergoing treatment for a gambling disorder and awaits further court action following his April 20 plea.
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US. District Court
Cincinnati
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