Fuller mulls move to safety amid Browns corner shakeup
Browns coach Chris Palmer weighs Corey Fuller shift from left cornerback to safety as new arrival Ryan McNeil challenges incumbent Langham Forbes. Fuller notes he played safety at Florida State. Palmer praises his toughness and team focus while Detmer and rookie Tim Couch details unfold during camp. Arnold Miller injures knee but Palmer says not serious. Dutton placed on waived injured list with Busby signed to replace.
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Windham tops Zelinka in 6 inning state final
Windham Servistar Hardware surged to a 10-6 lead by the end of the third inning and held on to beat Zelinka Construction of North Eaton in the Class 6 11-12 year olds Hot Stove state final in Alliance. Zelinka closes with a 19-6 record, Windham at 24-2.
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Windham Beats Zelinka With Late Rally And Strong Pitching
Zelinka exited after surrendering a run on a wild pitch. Reed returned to finish, retiring the last six batters with four strikeouts. Paul Dempsey led Zelinka with three hits. Reed, Waggoner Sands and Robert Reed each had three hits for Windham, with Sands and Waggoner adding RBIs and Reed contributing a double.
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East Seniors fall short in state Senior League final
East Riverside youth baseball nearly repeated as state seniors champions but Tuscarawas County rallied in the seventh to win 8-4 in Englewood. Dusty Braun cleared the fences for a crucial two run shot as East, led by Steve Medvetz’s four homers in five at bats across games, falls short after a late rally.
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Sting Over Rockers 62 56 In Charlotte
Andrea Stinson scored 18 as the Charlotte Sting beat the Cleveland Rockers 62 to 56. Stinson sealed the win with late free throws as Cleveland closed the gap to three before final margin.
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Lynx rebound to top Mercury in Minneapolis showdown
In Minneapolis Sonja Tate and Andrea Lloyd Curry combined for 16 points in a decisive second-half run as the Minnesota Lynx defeated the Phoenix Mercury to avenge a 79-46 loss earlier in the week. The Lynx hit 10 of 15 shots in the third quarter to break a tight game.
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Browns Football Returns to Northeast Ohio Echoes of Hope
The article highlights Detmer battling for the starting QB job with Couch and notes strong play from Chris Spielman and rookie Darrin Chiaverini. It also flags other young talents Madre Hill Arnold Miller Walt Rainer Rahim Andullah Dayton McCutcheon and a shaky place kicking situation amid optimism for football in the region.
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Cubans pound U S for Pan Am baseball gold in Winnipeg
Cuba recovered from off field controversy to defeat the United States 5-1 for baseball gold at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg. Orestes Kindelan homered twice and doubled, Jose Contreras struck out 13 over eight innings as the U S and Cuba both qualified for the 2000 Olympics amid security protests and demonstrations at the ballpark. The day also saw U S women advance to the gold medal soccer game with a 2-0 win over Costa Rica, and other Pan Am highlights across tennis, softball, basketball, and field hockey.
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