Raiders Show Turmoil As Patterson Clashes With Coach
At Flagstaff training camp, Los Angeles Raiders veteran Elvis Patterson wrestled assistant coach Jack Stanton during a heated practice with the Phoenix Cardinals. Patterson was sent home and faces discipline as Art Shell investigates. Raiders owner Al Davis was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame the same weekend.
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Browns gain ground as holdouts shrink and camp opens
Browns owner Art Modell warned holdouts risk missing the team as negotiations wind down. Clay Matthews signed to end the standstill, and Lawyer Tillman agreed to terms likely joining camp. The exhibition season starts Saturday at home against Atlanta.
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Seaver and Fingers lead Hall of Fame induction ceremonies
Cooperstown welcomed Tom Seaver, Rollie Fingers, Hal Newhouser, and the late Bill McGowan as Hall of Famers. More than 30 inductees attended, with Mets fans packing the scene as Seaver spoke of family and blessing, while Fingers recalled early lessons and his relief pitching career.
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Otto recalled by Indians in New York start
Cleveland Indians recall lefty Dave Otto from Colorado Springs to start Tuesday night in New York as Scott Scudder hits the 15 dayDL with a strained muscle. Belle faces an AL suspension appeal. Power may miss days with a groin strain as Whiten continues to bruise his shoulder.
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Fisher wins Cook for County title in tight Brentwood upset
Jerry Fisher shot 65 to win the Lorain County District Golf Association Cook for County Championship at Brentwood Golf Course. Terry Norman took runnerup with 67 as field notes show Minos 8 and Class tallies. next event is Amherst Potato Festival Championship on Aug 9 at Deer Track Golf Course with contact 322-0285.
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