Indians near start of spring camp with roster moves
The Indians trimmed camp rosters as pitchers Von Ohlen Barkley and Dave Van Qhlen were released or reassigned. Tom Waddell and Jim Kern spoke of readiness amid elbow and arm concerns while Bob Feller offered veteran perspective on training pace and fundamentals. The club plans 24 players for the regular season.
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Cubs edge Indians in 10th inning Cactus League game
Brian Dayett collected five hits including a crucial 10th inning double as the Cubs beat the Indians 10-9 in a Cactus League exhibition. Chicago surged from 7-5 down in the ninth, tying on a Speier double and Henderson triple, then won when Henderson grounded out with the bases loaded in the 10th. Dayett, Lopes and Speier fueled 20 Cubs hits, while Tony Bernazard homered twice for Cleveland in a high scoring tune-up.
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Mavericks clinch playoff spot with 110 105 win over Knicks
Dallas got 38 points from Mark Aguirre to beat New York 110 105 and clinch a playoff berth. Rory Sparrow broke his ankle in the first quarter as the Knicks, now 22 52, lose their 13th straight game and, with injuries piling up, sit with the NBA’s worst record. Eddie Johnson hit two free throws with one second left to lift Sacramento past Seattle 103 101, while Golden State beat San Antonio 121 118 behind Terry Teagle’s 33 points.
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Pro basketball scores and overtime results from New York and Seattle
NBA action shows Dallas 105 New York 101 with Vern Bannister 14 points and Walker 10 leading New York. Sacramento 103 Seattle 101 as Theus and Sikina power The Kings while Seattle’s Sobers scores 13. San Antonio 118 Golden State 121 with Mitchell 44 and Ballard 16 in a tight clash.
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Green Surges To Five Way Tie At Sawgrass TPC
Ken Green opens with birdie and eagle to reach three under par after two holes. He finishes round with 66 and joins a five player lead pack at the Tournament Players Championship in Ponte Vedra. Shelly Green caddying. Green impressed despite wrist injury and rough holes. Also at 66 are Tony Sills Bob Tway Keith Fergus and Larry Mize. In Mobile Keith Clearwater wins the Belle Classic at 125000 prize money and takes his tour win count to two.
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Miller's last OSU game ends era before firing
Ohio State capped Miller's final season with a 19 14 record after a 14 14 regular season. The Buckeyes earned an NIT bid and beat Wisconsin in a Madison Square Garden finale as Miller, hired March 26 1976, prepared to move to Northern Iowa with Boston College's Gary Williams stepping into the Buckeyes job. Miller reflected on a rare double championship moment and noted plans for Monday departure.
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