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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1992
Page
7
Fay Vincent defended his office and powers at a New York news conference after delivering a speech to owners. He warned that sustained discord between leagues jeopardizes baseball and urged owners to trust him while labor negotiations loom.
CLEVELAND the Cleveland Indians voted no on the Seattle Mariners sale to Hiroshi Yamauchi saying the decision was procedural and not anti Japanese. Public relations vice president Bob DiBiasio said the objection was internal baseball process and declined to detail the concerns. The Jacobs brothers own the Indians and Fujii Bank finances Gateway.
Cleveland stars Mark Whiten and Sandy Alomar Jr. show lingering injuries as the Indians open a three game set with the Yankees. Whiten has a bruised right eye from a June 4 bunt and may miss the series while Alomar's left shoulder soreness could keep him out. AL president Brown will decide on a possible suspension for Alomar after the mound-charge incident. The club went 3-3 on the road trip and has dropped 1 of 17.
Ty Grude of Firelands led midway through the 28th Lorain County Decathlon at Ely Stadium with 2995 points, ahead of Avon Lake’s Chad Pulliam and Eric Kucenk. Grude won the javeline and discus and was second in pole vault, while Pulliam excelled in 100 meters, javeline, 400 meters, and discus. Kucenk topped the pole vault and trailed in points after five events.
Chicago Bulls and Portland Trail Blazers trade airballs and turnovers heading into Game 5 amid a tense series. Stars Michael Jordan and Clyde Drexler face defensive battles as both teams admit errors and fatigue, with momentum swinging amid late-quarter miscues and coaching remarks.
Former Cleveland Browns defensive end Lyle Alzado died of cancer after doctors ruled out AIDS. The news notes his career with the Browns and his advocacy for medical care, with doctors attributing his death to cancer rather than Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.
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