Sims work ethic impresses Browns
Darryl Sims, a 6‑foot‑3, 290‑pound former first‑round pick, has impressed Cleveland Browns coach Marty Schottenheimer with his hard work and physical play. He trains hard after being released by Pittsburgh in 1987 and competes for a nose tackle role on the defensive line.
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Four ninth inning errors spark Texas 5 4 win over Indians
The Rangers beat the Indians 5 4 as four ninth inning miscues, including two by Ron Washington and a Jones error, turned a 3 1 lead into a Texas victory. Doug Jones closed out the save but the inning featured five Indian errors and stunned manager Dec Edwards.
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Gilder cards 66 to lead PGA field
Gilder shot 5 under 66 to lead a record sub par round at Oak Tree Golf Club in Edmond Oklahoma the par 71 layout noted for its difficulty. Thirty-one players broke par tying a PGA record while several stars including Azinger Faldo Beck and Norman posted 67s and 68s amid soft greens and light wind setting up a potential race for the $1 million championship over the 7 015 yard course.
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Stadler Fails To Hold Lead At PGA Championship
Craig Stadler stood 5-under through 17 holes at the 70th PGA Championship but carded a double bogey on the 18th after a rough tee shot and quick improvised play. He finished tied for 3-under 68, calling his round not real impressive.
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