SPORTS
October 5, 1996 | ELLIOTT TEAFORD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Let's see, there was a relief pitcher who couldn't throw a strike, another who probably wished he hadn't and a slugger who produced just the sort of jolt the Cleveland Indians needed. Final score: Cleveland 9, Baltimore 4. The Indians staved off elimination, grabbed a hunk of momentum and trail in their best-of-five American League division series, two games to one. Game 4 is at 10 a.m. today. Just how will these teams top themselves?
SPORTS
November 4, 1999 | GARY KLEIN
Palisades junior quarterback David Koral made headlines Friday when he completed 46 of 51 passes for a state-record 583 yards in a 61-6 victory over Fairfax. Many question the legitimacy of a record achieved with the benefit of 22 shovel passes, but no one doubts the ability of Palisades wide receiver Geoff McArthur, who caught 11 passes for 233 yards and three touchdowns--none on shovel passes. McArthur, 6 feet 1 and 200 pounds, is a 16-year-old senior.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
May 25, 1988
The City Council has approved a $50,000 grant for a group preparing a study to identify a location for a second airport to serve Orange County pilots and airline passengers. The group, the Airport Site Coalition, was formed in 1986 with representatives of the Orange County Aviation Council, the county Chamber of Commerce, the Industrial League of Orange County and the Airport Working Group.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
April 8, 1988
Two county community groups seeking a place for a new regional airport have won a large chunk of federal money to help pay for their work, it was announced Thursday. The $150,000 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration was awarded to the Airport Site Coalition by the Southern California Assn. of Governments, said Al Bell, the coalition's executive director. Another $228,000 will follow next year, Bell said.
ENTERTAINMENT
December 7, 1995 | STEVE HOCHMAN
The Blues Foundation presented its inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award Tuesday at the House of Blues, but not to a guitar picker from the Mississippi Delta or a belter from the South Side of Chicago. Instead, the award went to--as record executive Al Bell said in his introduction of honoree Jerry Wexler--"a white Jewish boy from the Bronx." No one in the audience, from industry titans to blues aficionados, argued the choice.
SPORTS
January 4, 1987 | Associated Press
The Senior Bowl has snared a record 10 players from the University of Alabama, including All-American linebacker Cornelius Bennett. Senior Bowl Director Eric Tillman said also slated to play in the Jan. 17 all-star game from Alabama are quarterback Mike Shula, wide receiver Al Bell, center Wes Neighbors, linebacker Wayne Davis, nose guard Curt Jarvis, placekicker Van Tiffin, defensive backs Freddie Robinson and Britton Cooper and wide receiver Greg Richardson.