Bahr boots Browns to 26 23 victory over Rams
Matt Bahr became the Browns first final roster kicker after a 26 23 pre season win over the Rams as he kicked four field goals including the winner with 3 seconds left. Backup QB Paul McDonald shined with 245 yards and a TD while Sipe and McDonald split time at QB.
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Syracuse LB Kimmel Wrist Break During Camp
Syracuse University inside linebacker Jerry Kimmel broke his left wrist in a late afternoon practice amid six days in pads. He will wear a cast but continue practicing and is expected to be ready for the September 5 season opener at Rutgers. Kimmel’s brother Jamie is a defensive tackle starter candidate. Jim Tait suffered a separated shoulder and will miss two to three weeks.
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Twins draft signee Allan Anderson heads to Florida league
Allan Anderson 18 from Lancaster Ohio, a lefthanded pitcher and Minnesota Twins second round pick, signed a contract and will report next month to Clearwater in the Florida Instructional League. Phillies drop Sparky Lyle and replace with Willie Montanez. Lyle designated for reassignment after 10 days if not traded. Puerto Rico wins Colt League World Series with 6-5 comeback over Greensboro after trailing.
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Equitable finals set for regional tennis challenge
Regional finals for the Equitable Family Tennis Challenge will run tomorrow morning from 9 a.m. to noon at Pine Grove. Events include mother-daughter, mother-son, and father-daughter at 9 a.m. followed by father-son, husband-wife, and brother-sister at 10:15 a.m. Winners advance to the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow for the U.S. Open.
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Fishing report from Lake Ontario region and finger lakes
The waiting game ends as water temp stabilizes and a thermocline forms. Lakers and browns are showing in guideboats with a 38 pound salmon offshore at Pultneyville and a 20 pounder at Sandy Pond. Ontario waters calm as winds shift. perch, bass, pike in shallow to mid depths. salmonids slow to start but improving with warmer, clearer conditions. Weather improves trout and bass fishing amid 80 to 110 foot depths on lakes Seneca Cayuga Oneida Oswego Harbor and the St Lawrence area with notable catches of lake trout brown trout muskies and yellow perch reported by guides and anglers led by Fred David.
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Braves win on Niekro relief after Perez's late arrival
Braves 5 Expos 4 as Phil Niekro fills in for absent Pascual Perez who arrives late after getting lost driving to Atlanta Stadium. Claudell Washington belts a two run homer and a run scoring single in the seventh for the decisive score.
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Gura Wins 15th as Groin Aches Couldn’t Sink Streak
Kansas City lefty Larry Gura earned his 15th win in a 3-0 victory over the White Sox despite pitching seven innings with a groin muscle pull. He allowed five hits while Hoyt took the loss for Chicago. Royals improved as Hoyt yielded three runs in the seventh.
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