Dome location debate colors Budweiser-Cleveland Grand Prix
Gene Haskett, new VP GM of the Budweiser-Cleveland Grand Prix, compares Cleveland and Indianapolis as he views the domed stadium saga. He notes Indianapolis revives downtown after building the Hoosier Dome and convention center, while Cleveland pursues its own dome project a mile from Burke Lakefront Airport, amid lingering controversy.
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Domed stadium plan sparks Cleveland critique and controversy
The author argues the proposed domed stadium south of Public Square enriches landowners and developers while offering little city benefit. He cites architect Corna’s rival North of the Square proposal, Convention Center upgrades, and fears downtown decline. Media criticism of the plan is urged as necessary.
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Indians sidelights by Pat Corrales on walks in spring game
Cleveland manager Pat Corrales says he dislikes walks but in the exhibition season he will be lenient. Ron Musselman escaped a bases loaded jam after pitching coach Jack Aker visited the mound as the Indians fell 4-3 in 10 innings to San Francisco. Corrales notes Musselman’s focus on pitching now rather than control and says Jim Wilson’s defensive lapse opened the door for the winning rally.
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Lorain to host two state softball tournaments this summer
Lorain has been awarded the ASA Major and Class A state women's fastpitch tournaments to be held at Oakwood Park July 25 27. Ohio Commissioner Howard Honaker confirmed both events will run at the park on those dates.
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Camacho shines as Indians and Giants split spring innings
Cleveland's Camacho patched through two innings with Corrales urging him after a rocky fifth. He struck out Will Clark and Chris Brown to end the jam, while Schrom and Musselman limited damage. Giants rally hinges on Wilson error and a late RBI sac fly, Waits earning the win in two perfect innings.
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Hagler Hearns rematch moves toward fall showdown
In Las Vegas Hagler defends the world middleweight title vs John Mugabi while Hearns fights unbeaten James Shuler in a 12 round NABF middleweight bout at Caesars Palace. Both shows are 12 rounds with a sellout crowd and a potential Hagler Hearns rematch in September.
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Duke Captures ACC Title With Narrow 68-67 Win
Duke remains top ranked after a 68-67 victory over Georgia Tech in Greensboro clinching the ACC tournament crown and No. 1 seed in the East Regional. Johnny Dawkins sank two free throws with seven seconds left after Craig Neal missed a potential winner for Tech.
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Bean Wins Coral Eastern Open After Green Final Holes Collapse
At Doral, Andy Bean captured $500,000 by birdying the fourth playoff hole to beat Hubert Green, both finishing 12-under 276 after 72 holes. Bean had been runner-up last week while Green, reigning PGA champion, bogeyed three of four late holes. In Hawaii, Juli Inkster shot 2-under 70 to win the Kemper Open by one stroke.
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Inkster nets LPGA crown first in three years
Marina Inkster captured her fifth LPGA victory and first title in three years finishing 12 under par at 276 to edge 1982 champion Amy Alcott by one stroke. Marci Bozarth and Chris Johnson tied at 10 under 278. Buy-Self-Use Trade Classified Ads Ph 329-7170.
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