Ellsworth Faithful to Browns Despite Tough 2000 Season
Browns free safety Percy Ellsworth, once expected to be a starter for the Giants, joined Cleveland via free agency in 2000 after six interceptions the prior year. The 3-13 Browns relied on him to force turnovers, but the season yielded only one interception and a 33 yard TD return amid disappointment.
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Mourning for Korey Stringer Draws Warren Crowd
More than a thousand people gathered in Warren for the funeral of Korey Stringer, a former Ohio State University football star known for his NFL career. Local officials praised Stringer’s community impact as mourners paid their respects at the ceremony.
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Cavaliers sign Trepagnier for league minimum
The Cavaliers add Trepagnier to their pitching staff on a league minimum deal while evaluating his fit for the rotation. The move signals a depth addition as spring workouts continue.
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Redeker Defends CWGA Title With Quiet Elyria Tune-Up
Katie Redeker, defending champion and No 1 seed, used a no-score qualifier at Elyria Country Club to acclimate to the course while recovering from wisdom teeth removal. The 19 year-old Maryland sophomore skipped qualification to focus on recovery and avoid impacting her bid for the Mary Ann Moore Memorial Award.
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Together they stand Duke football looks for repeat under new makeup
Wellington's Duke football team aims to defend Lorain County Conference title with 15 lettermen and 10 starters returning. Coach Matt Stoll notes the 2025 squad has a different emotional makeup but remains loaded and capable of unselfish team play.
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Indians Fall 8 6 to Mariners in Three Game Series
Charles Nagy struggled as Cleveland lost 8 to 6 to Seattle, surrendering eight runs in four innings. The Indians, who had rebounded with a prior comeback, were outscored 73 to 42 over seven of nine and slipped a game behind Minnesota in the AL Central heading into a three game set.
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Indians stun fans with 15-14 comeback victory at Jacobs Field
Cleveland thrilled by a historic 15-14 11 inning win over Seattle Sunday night as the Jacobs Field crowd roared at the Jumbotron highlights. The next day the Indians stumbled 8-6 in the series finale, but the improbable win lingered, lifting spirits after a stretch of struggles.
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