Indians Focus On Pitching Depth For 1982 Season
Cleveland general manager Phil Seghi praises a strong spring with quality pitchers and new scouts. He notes trades have built depth, highlights John Bouwnet Neal Heston and Mike Schwarber, and stresses a teaching oriented instructional league to develop talent for a long 162 game season. Seghi also cites Blyleven and a deep roster as keys to potential success.
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Indians fall to Padres in Cactus League tilt in Tucson
Bonilla led San Diego with three hits and three RBI as the Padres beat Cleveland 6 to 4. Denny took the loss for the Indians after five runs on eight hits. Eichelberger earned the win for San Diego, allowing four runs on five hits over six innings.
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Celtics Lose Streak as Sixers End 18-Game Run
Cedric Maxwell notes the end of a long run can sting and that losing to Philadelphia on national TV is a tougher but meaningful end to Boston’s 18 game streak. Julius Erving and Lionel Hollins sparked the first half as Andrew Toney added 23 off the bench in a 116-98 Sixers win at Boston Garden.
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NBA Scores Rally Close in Mixed Results Across League
Philadelphia overcomes 18 game skid with a strong second quarter surge against Boston. Pacers edge Bulls 102 101 as Clemon Johnson posts 20 points 14 rebounds. Lakers tops Kings 116 111 fueling Kareem Abdul Jabbar's 1000th regular season game. Sonics beat Blazers 109 101 led by Sikma 25 Donaldson 18 rebounds. Rockets 94 92 over Warriors on Leavell late 3. Nets 113 106 Knicks with Williams 23 Bailey 19 guiding lead.
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Amy Alcott grabs first Kemper Open title in Hawaii
Amy Alcott wins the Women's Kemper Open at Royal Kaapa ni north course with a 6 under 286 total and a one stroke margin over JoAnne Carner. Nancy Lopez Melton finishes third as Alcott reveals sponsor pressure changed her plan to skip the event in Hawaii.
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Tar Heels Meet Hoyas In Finale
Smith expects tight defense from North Carolina as senior guard Jimmy Black will face Sleepy Floyd and Georgetown center Pat Ewing in the NCAA final. Smith notes Ewing’s versatility and aims to limit his dunks while relying on Worthy or Perkins in the post. Ewing has faced threats including a death threat earlier in the month and has used a bodyguard.
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