Indians Rally Past Royals For Eighth Straight Win
The first place Indians beat Kansas City 5-4 in 10 innings before 27,118, extending their streak to eight. Pat Tabler delivered the walkoff bases loaded hit off Dan Quisenberry after Joe Carter and Andre Thornton sparked a late rally, with Brett Butler adding a tying single.
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Kansas City
Phil Mekro
Joe Carter
Buddy Biancalana
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Andre Thornton
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Elyria mile relay sets enduring 1935 school mark
Elyria High’s 1935 mile relay team thundered to a 3 33.7 at the Ohio state track meet in Columbus, a record lasting 29 years. Runners Vanek Streicher Hull Roe learned of the longevity only at the 50th class reunion. Streicher cut the baton into four pieces as keepsakes days after the feat.
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Indians Rally Past Royals to Cap Home Opener in Bedlam
Cleveland drew 27,118 fans to see an electric home opener as the Indians erased a 4-3 deficit in the 10th inning. Pat Tabler drove in the deciding run with a bases loaded single after a crowd of 300 gathered hours before first pitch. Tony Bernazard and Brett Butler sparked cheers with a homer and a tying single, while Rocco Scotti received a standing ovation for his pregame performance. The crowd's enthusiastic reception underscored a resurgent vibe as the team thanked fans at the airport reception earlier in the week.
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Frank White
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Torvard
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Gus Chan
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USFL faces money now in player contracts says agents
New York AP reports agents Bob Woolf and Leigh Steinberg contrast USFL and NFL contract practice. They note USFL contracts lack deferred money, requiring immediate payment. They cite 18 teams in 1984, 14 last year, eight currently, leaving about 400 former USFL players out of work.
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Bob Woolf
Leigh Steinberg
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United States Football League
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Woolf
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