Pike eyes comeback as Browns prepare for training camp
Chris Pike, an 8 foot 8 inch 301 pound defensive end, returns after knee injury and a long layoff. Browns coach Marty Schottenheimer remains cautious while Pike works through recovery and weight questions. Turn to page B-5 for full report.
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Candiotti Struggles With Luck Despite Solid Indian Form
Cleveland Indians pitcher Tom Candiotti reports good health and clear pitching goals yet has dropped from 6-1 to 7-8. He cites bad luck and a tough run of five losses as the team averages only 3.8 runs in his last 12 starts while nursing knee and shoulder soreness.
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MISL eyes survival with seven-team league plan
After an eight-team start, the Major Indoor Soccer League may continue with seven teams next year. Commissioner Bill Kentling said seven owners backed a seven-team league following a conference call, after Cleveland Force folded last Friday. Teams remaining include Kansas City Tacoma San Diego Wichita Baltimore Los Angeles and Dallas.
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Kosar Announces Engagement to Babette Ferre in Rocky River
Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar 24 is engaged to Babette Ferre, a Miami University alumna. The couple, together four years, were seen at St Christopher Church in Rocky River with an engagement ring. No wedding plans or official announcement yet.
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Keys Withdraws From U S Olympic Team Training Camp
Randolph Keys exits the U S basketball team training camp after pulling a groin muscle during a workout. The Cavaliers draft pick returned to Mississippi and will rest before NBA training camp, ending his bid among the 12-man squad headed for Seoul.
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Medina qualifier crowns Shirley Trier medalist at rain delay
Shirley Trier, an 18 year old University of Iowa sophomore, shot a three over par 78 to win medalist honors in the rain delayed qualifier for the 65th Women s Ohio State Golf Association Championship at Medina Country Club. She edged Dayton s Diana Schwab by one stroke while Bay Village s Sharon Minnich tied for 19th with an 82. Defending champion Catarina Hammar of Columbus posted 39 39 78 and did not have to qualify.
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Nixon tossed for two thefts in same inning
Inside Sports Editor Jerry Rombach details Donell Nixon of San Francisco being called out for stealing twice in a single inning during a game. The report appears on page B-4 with game context and framing.
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