Cavaliers Eye Luck In Draft At 25th Pick
Cleveland general manager Wayne Embry says the 1990 NBA draft is weak with about 10 real first-rounders and suggests the club will not trade to improve its 25th overall selection. UCLA guard Pooh Richardson is unlikely to be available, and Sherman Douglas is too short for Cleveland's needs.
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Cavs Draft Day Party at Coliseum Tonight
Richfield fans can attend a free Draft Day party at the Coliseum with doors opening at 6:30. Season ticket holders get on the floor. WTBS telecast begins at 7:30 with Joe Tait and Jim Chones hosting.
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Tillman seeks three year contract with Browns
In Cleveland, Sawyer Tillman and Eric Metcalf have not signed rookie contracts as agent Pat Dye plans a Thursday meeting with Browns personnel director Mike Lombardi. Dye seeks a three year deal and notes Tillman’s strong mini camp showing.
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Indians Beat Rangers 4-3 as Farrell Adjusts Delivery
Cleveland salvages a four game set with a 4-3 win over Texas as John Farrell, now corrected after coaching tapes, fires six innings of six hit ball to snap a three game skid. Doug Jones secures the save after facing Sammy Sosa.
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Rose report details 1987 gambling bets by Pete Rose
A 225 page Dowd report chronicles Pete Rose bets April to July 1987 across multiple teams. Rose won 228 and lost 184 of 343 wagers, with $2,000 standard bets and a peak loss of $4,800 on a Mets game. He fared best with the Yankees and others like Atlanta and Detroit, while Philadelphia fared poorly for him.
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Ron) Peters
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