O'Brien Ends Jets Holdout Signs Two One-Year Deals
Nie O'Brien ends holdout and Ken O'Brien agrees to two one-year contracts with the New York Jets. He joins immediately to back up Browning Nagle. Attendance of 18,626 was noted for last Friday night's 2010 loss to the Chargers. MacPherson urged patience as the team rebuilds, calling for continued fan support and season ticket retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Ken O’brien
New York Jets
Browning Nagle
San Diego Chargers
Saints QBs sharp in win over Steelers
New Orleans Saints blanked Pittsburgh 26-0 in an NFL exhibition as Hebert led a scoring drive with 106 passing yards and Cary Blanchard added three field goals. Third string Buck saw 11 passes for 85 yards while Maiso helped set up scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mike Buck
Bobby Hebert
Buck
New Orleans Saints
Hebert
Fegen Maiso
Saints
Ickert
Cary Blanchard
Blanchard
Pittsburgh
Rice seeks $16 million in holdout for 49ers
San Francisco wide receiver Jerry Rice demands a four year contract worth $16 million. 49ers owner Edward DeBartolo Jr. says the dispute could last the entire season and notes no player has held out all season during his 15 years as owner. DeBartolo questions Rice’s return to the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
49Ers
Rice
Volvo
Sean Sloane
Sloane
Samara Leada
Tina Samara
Kismesha Lake
Samara
Rachel Epstein
Carter Lackey
Dana Adams
Elizabeth Barker
Crane Eriksen
Jenniifer Lane
Kale Beamon
Jordan Richman
Marc Cohen
Art. Motores
Logan Raskin
Todd Srarmer
Dave Laudat
Grady Burnett
Brig Boonswang
Eric Faro
John Fox
Dargin Johnson
Justin O’malley
Patriots Coach Demands Fan Support After Preseason Loss
New England Patriots coach Dick MacPherson urged fans to back the team more vigorously after a lackluster home preseason game at Foxboro Stadium. He lamented not players but the stadium crowd showing sufficient enthusiasm and steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Patriots
Dick MacPherson
Foxboro Stadium
Giants bench Moore in favor of Kratch at guard
The New York Giants plan to start Bob Kratch at left guard when the season opens, after deciding not to sign Eric Moore. Offensive line coach Fred Hoaglin announced the expected lineup change on Monday, signaling Moore’s removal from the starting unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Moore
Eric Moore
New York Giants
Fred Hoaglin
Bob Kratch
Mit Guard
Rookie Kmet sparks Bills defense in preseason win over Lions
Rocked by injuries and roster drills, Buffalo benefits from rookie Frank Kmet’s fourth quarter hit that forced a fumble and kickoff return by Kurt Schulz. Detroit’s Rodney Peete enters in third quarter, while Bills tackle prospects and depth show promise as camp ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Davis
Thomas
Frank Kmet
Purdue
Detroit
Eric Kramer
Kramer
Dak
Ob Hedy
Buffalo
Kurt Schulz
Schulz
Eastern Washington
Emet
Rodney Peete
Peete
Bills
Kmet
Darryl Talley
Carlton Bailey
Barry Sanders
Caralern
Kenny Gamble
Colgate
Eric Andelsek
Chris Spielman
Fredonia State
Season ticket sales soar for SU football games
SU fans express optimism about the team’s prospects as season tickets sell briskly for the Orangemen. O’Connor, Rubacha, and Gregory share varied responses, with Rubacha winning a ticket prize and many faculty and fans planning to attend the Halloween weekend game. Officials note schedule length and non conference opponents affect ticket availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubacha
Robert Gregory
Gregory
Crouthamel
Pittsburgh
Boston
College
West Virginia
Rutgers
Ohio State
Texas
Miami
Virginia Tech
Hokies
Crouthamer
Crouthame
Weinberger
Ex foes unite to rebuild Islanders after sale
Garden City reports ex rivals Don Maloney and Bryan Trottier join forces to revive the Islanders. Maloney becomes general manager to replace Bill Torrey, while Trottier returns as assistant to new president Jerome Grossman as the new ownership group drives a fresh start on and off the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Don Maloney
Bryan Trottier
New York Islanders
Rangers
Islanders
Rochester Nips Toledo 2-1 Behind Lewis Strong Hitting
Richie Lewis allowed two hits and struck out six as Rochester edged Toledo 2-1. Tomeny Shields singled home the first run in the sixth, and Doug Robbins delivered the go ahead RBI with a single in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richie Lewis
Toledo
Rochester
Tomeny Shields
Red Wing
Doug Robbins
Lewis
Mud Hens
Steve Carter
Lewis Jamie Moyer
Clippers Top Chiefs 2-1 Behind Snow Lovullo
Columbus Clippers beat Syracuse Chiefs 2-1 as JT Snow and Torey Lovullo drive in first inning runs. Russ Springer earns win in eight scoreless innings, while Mike Draper takes the loss and IL save record nears. Clippers improve to 82-41, 40 games over .500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
JT. Snow
Torey Lovullo
Russ Springer
Columbus Clippers
Syracuse Chiefs
Mike Humphreys
Clippers
Snow
Lovuilo
Chiefs
Butch Davis
Domingo Martinez
Davis
Turner Ward
Springer
Mike Draper
Indianapolis
Jay Baller
Syracuse
Blazers sign Bryant Veteran Mark Bryant inks Blazers deal
The Portland Trail Blazers signed veteran forward Mark Bryant to a three year contract after he expressed desire to stay despite limited time. Terms were undisclosed though the team, over the cap, made a qualifying offer of 125 percent of his 1991 92 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazers
Bryant
Portland
Mark Bryant
Trail Blazers
Seton Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
NY Jets
Associated Press
Donald Evans
Steelers
San Francisco
New England
NY Giants
Rockies
Henry Jones
Andre Ware
Lions
Matt Darby
Chuck Long
Richard Harvey
Harvey
Levy
Emel
Minnesota
Associated
Melvin Jenkins
Thurman Thomas
Rich Stad' Am
O'Connor
Archbold Stadium
Orangemen
Paul Rubacha
Bill
New York
Maloney
Torrey
Trottier
Trotter
Long Island
Eeeel Sree
Syrac
Scranton-Wb
Phillies
Orioles
Pawtucket Sox
Byrapess
Yankees
Braves
Tigers
Dewaler
Mets
Ewaler
Ccramoc
Het Thompson
Humphreys
Conus
Ey Davis
Silvestriss
Pawtucket
Richimond
Artinez
Maulens
Scranton
Tidewater
Randy Knott
David Weathers
Bob Longeal
Duty Wickman
Herald-Journal
Woody Williams
Palmer
Patie
Watson
Trevino
Stewart
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!