Indians coach tightens leash on walks amid pitching woes
Tucson dispatch notes Cleveland Indians pitching coach Dave Duncan pledges to curb walks after the staff posted a 4.68 ERA and 522 free passes, the worst in the league. Duncan praises a balanced rotation of Len Barker Bert Blyleven Rick Waits John Denny and Wayne Garland while noting Duncan asserts responsibility but credits players for results. Frank Lucchesi joins as special assignment scout as camp opens and roster signing progresses with Waynee Cage and Everett Rey added. Miguel Dilone delays arrival. Spring camps begin March 8 with Hanshin Tigers. Cactus League games start March 10 versus Brewers. season opener April 11 in Cleveland.
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Northwestern Upsets Ohio State 69 64 on Roberson Free Throws
Northwestern defeats Ohio State 69 to 64 in Evanston as Rob Roberson scores 22 points and sinks two free throws with eight seconds left. Buckeyes fall to 12 13 overall, 7 9 in the Big Ten. Wildcats improve to 9 16. Kellogg and Williams lead Ohio State late rally.
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Bean Leads Bay Hill After Surging Third Round
Andy Bean fired a 4-under 67 to take a three shot lead at 16-under 197 through 54 holes of the Bay Hill Classic in Orlando. Tom Watson stumbled with a triple-bogey on the ninth, finishing 1-under 70, while rookie Mark O’Meara sits third at 204, seven back. Bean, Grenelefe pro, built his edge with birdies at 10 and 12, then parred out as Watson recovered late with birdies but fell short. Arnold Palmer struggled to a 73, while Crenshaw and Trevino chase in a crowded field.
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North Olmsted Crowned AAA Sectional Wrestling Champion
North Olmsted 152 points won the North Ridgeville sectional title over Lorain Southview by nine points. Gary Sinko and Dick Machovina led with titles at 112 and 167 pounds, while Dave McFarland and Matt Lis were runners-up, sending nine wrestlers to the Mentor Districts. Southview claimed three titles including Romero and Morales, with Cloverleaf and Bay also placing. district action heads to Mentor High School next Friday and Saturday.
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Acosta captures PBA Cleveland Open title with perfect finish
Hayward, California bowler Ma Acosta earned the $160,000 Cleveland Open crown by rolling seven straight strikes to defeat Marshal Holman 235-170. Holman opened strong but missed a 7 10 split in the third as Acosta surged, later sealing the win with a flawless stretch after frame six. Earl Anthony, seeking a third straight title, was eliminated in the earlier match.
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Wittenberg tops Baldwin-Wallace for OAC title
Tyrone Curtis scored 25 and Derrick Byers 22 as Wittenberg beat Baldwin-Wallace 85-64 in the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament final. The Tigers shot 58.6 percent, outrebounded 44-28, and will play next Friday in the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional. Curtis earned tournament MVP with 30 points the night before.
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