Indians suffer 14 4 loss as McDowell and Franco hurt
In a Grapefruit League tilt, Cleveland fell 14 4 to Kansas City. Pitcher Jack McDowell strained his right hip flexor and first baseman Frank Franco suffered a facial injury after being struck by a knee. Manager Mike Hargrove said McDowell is day to day and Franco will be rechecked.
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Trinter Lorrain Team 2nd After Two Bacardi Cup Races
Phil Trinter and Joe Londrigan stand second overall in the Bacardi Cup Star class in Miami after two races. They are tied for the best mark with Cayard and Johanson, who lead on a first-place finish. The six-race series aids U S Olympic Trials in Savannah in April.
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Local High School and College Basketball Tonight Across Stations
District semifinal Amherst Comets versus St Edward's Eagles and Firelands versus Olmsted Falls lead a busy schedule on WEOL WOBL and WZLE with tips at 5 40 pm and 1 90 pm. College tournament action from Memphis New York and Indianapolis broadens the slate on ESPN SPTS and TBS with notable matchups including Michigan State versus Indiana and Ohio State versus Indiana.
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Vast College Basketball Scores From Multiple Contests
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Pre tournament NCAA champions rankings history listed
The final AP Poll before the NCAA Tournament shows UCLA at No 1 in 1995 Arkansas No 2 in 1994 North Carolina No 4 in 1993 Duke No 1 in 1992 Duke No 6 in 1994 UNLV No 2 in 1990 Michigan No 10 in 1889 Kansas unranked. World Features Syndicate provides the historical list.
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Indians eye versatile bench players for 1990s season
From Kansas City to Buffalo, players like Leius, Gallagher, Burnitz, and Giles vie for bench roles. Burnitz faces waiver risk and potential trade. Hart notes many options as Indians balance a strong starting lineup with reserve development.
Sura Leads Cavs In OT Duel Against Sonics
Cleveland falls 98 78 as rookie Bob Sura posts 12 points eight assists and five rebounds in 38 minutes to force overtime with a clutch banked shot. Dan Majerle adds 24 points and 9 rebounds while Seattle’s Payton 24 points and Schrempf 22 pace the visitors. Cavs set a team record with 16 three pointers.
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Hall Bunning finally elected to Kentucky House seat
Hall Bunning a 224 game winner with the Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Phillies who is now a member of the House of Representatives from Kentucky was finally elected after several close calls. He never received the necessary votes in 15 years on the writers' ballot, failing to impress some voters despite being the first pitcher to pitch no hitters in both leagues. He was stung by the 1988 vote in which nine writers' ballots were blank. Weaver led the Orioles to a record of 1,480-1,060, and won six AL East championships. He managed 17 seasons and his only losing year was 1986, his last in the majors. The Orioles reached the World Series four times, but only won the championship in 1970. In 1971 and 1979, Baltimore lost the Series in seven games, both times to Pittsburgh.
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