Indians trade Bud Black to Blue Jays after late start
Milwaukee rallies as Steve Olin limits the damage in a 4-2 Indians win. The trade unfolds when pitching coach Mark Wiley summons Bud Black to John McNamara's office, sending Black to Toronto for Mauro Gozzo and two players to be named later. Gozzo reports to Cleveland immediately. Black, 83 year old, with a 3.53 ERA and five complete games, exits the rotation.
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Indians Trade for Black Sparks Shock and Trade Details
The acquisition of Black from Kansas City on June 3 1988 for Pat Tabler reshapes Cleveland’s pennant push. Hank Peters says Black’s imminent free agency drove the deal while Black says he would consider Cleveland offers. Toronto could face the Indians as the season continues. Steve Cummings and Gozzo are also mentioned as parts of the package.
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Cooper sees no major moves in OSU quarterback plans
Ohio State coach John Cooper said Greg Frey remains the starter after an in-game look at Kent Graham in a 31-10 win over Boston College. Graham completed 4 of 10 passes for 40 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions, while Grey went 7 of 12 for 86 yards and a TD. Cooper noted no major changes and two weeks to evaluate options as fifth-ranked USC visits. Graham and Harris deal with injuries as Smith gets more tailback time.
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Vermilion and Oberlin Earn State Grid Poll Spots
Vermilion and Oberlin, unbeaten in four starts, are the area’s only state poll picks. Vermilion sits 15th in Division II and Oberlin 18th in Division IV, with Oberlin matching its best start since 1986 and Clearview dropping from Division IV rankings. Sandusky represents the Erie Shore Conference at Division II.
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Browns focus on Chargers after loss to Jets
Browns coach Bud Carson said the team must forget the Jets game and refocus on the San Diego Chargers. The 1-1 Browns face a tough stretch with three straight road games and a home test against the Chargers, as questions about defensive breakdowns and offense persist.
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Ohio Second Regular Season AP Poll for OHSAA divisions
The state AP panel ranks Ohio high school football teams by division based on won loss records and points. Geneva 39 12, Goshen 34 7 3, Warsaw River View 23 14 4, Canton Hoover 20 15, Vermillion Dayton Dunbar 18 17, Une ontown Lake 17 18, Mantua Crestwood 14 19, tie Wapakoneta Akron Buckeye 15 21, Salers 12.
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Atlanta Wins 1996 Olympics Hosting Bid
IOC named Atlanta as host city for the 1996 Summer Games triggering a massive street celebration. Thousands gathered at Underground Atlanta as fireworks exploded and vendors rushed to sell Olympic logo gear amid joy from officials and residents.
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