Hopkins tops Holmes in WBA title bout to set up unification
Bernard Hopkins defeated Keith Holmes by unanimous decision to claim Holmes WBC title and advance to the September 15 unification fight against either William Joppy or Felix Trinidad. Hopkins faced warnings for low blows and a point deduction but controlled the bout, saying he fought as he was taught in Philadelphia. Holmes, a crafty lefty, posed little puzzle as Hopkins kept punches above the belt and apologized for accidental low blows.
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Jabari Holloway Strengths Highlight Notre Dame Ties
Jabari Holloway at Notre Dame Haight stands 6-2% and weighs 255 pounds. Analysts note he is not a great receiver but provides solid blocking for the team.
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Browns eye Terrell as top weapon, draft plan hinges on health
Browns receivers chief Terrell is praised as a difference maker but health concerns cloud drafting position. If Terrell or another top target stays healthy, Cleveland aims to boost Tim Couch with a No. 3 pick or later in round two for a marquee wideout.
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Longest minor league game ever ends in 3 2 win
Pawtucket Rhode Island saw a 32 inning marathon between the PawSox and Rochester Red Wings on April 18 1981 stretching eight hours seven minutes. Cal Ripken Jr Wade Boggs played the full 32 innings as fans froze and bats were burned to keep warm.
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Indians delay Drew second start amid weather postponement
Cleveland will skip Drew in the rotation and use him out of the bullpen to ensure he gets work, with a likely next start against the Detroit Tigers at Jacobs Field after 10 days rest if no bullpen action occurs. Juan Gonzalez faced boos at Comerica Park as the crowd thinned. The Indians open a three game set with Baltimore at Camden Yards with Burba facing Mercedes, followed by Colon and Sabathia slated for the next two games as Baltimore counters with Hentgen and McElroy. The article recalls Eddie Lopat’s 1947 Yankees opener against the Indians and notes strong starts by John McDonald in Buffalo and relief work by Roy Smith, Spoljaric, and Rodriguez in Akron, Columbus (Ga.) offenses.
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Browns weather edge sparks a muddy advantage
Cleveland coach Davis argues cold, wet conditions favor a team built for winter. The Browns plan to avoid home games on artificial turf in 2001 to offset speed gaps, while Cleveland’s roster questions loom over help at running back and defensive depth.
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