Moriarty survives Browns final cut in 1979 preseason
Cleveland Browns cut Mack Mitchell while keeping Benedictine and Georgia Tech product Pat Moriarty, a local recruit, on the roster. Also cut were Leo Biedermann and Henry Bradley as the team trimmed to 45 players, with Clapham placed on injured reserve amid a possible disc problem. Coach Sam Rutigliano praised the preseason progress ahead of a New York opener against the Jets.
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Benedictine
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Browns
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Henry Bradley
Alcorn State
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Cleveland Clinic
University of Oklahoma
Washington
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Sam
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Sam Rutigliano
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Baltimore
Redskins
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Lyle Alzado
Alzado
Rich Dimler
Joe Theismann
Lyle
Theismann
Denver
Mike St Clair
Jack Gregory
National League roundup and football roundup notes
C-2 National League roundup and C-2 Pro football roundup cover recent results and standings with brief notes on key games. C-3 Indian sidelights and C-4 items provide short features on players and regional sports news.
Garland returns to help Indians top A's 7-5 in Cleveland
Wayne Garland and Dave Rosello propelled the Cleveland Indians to a 7-5 victory over Oakland before 9,251 damp fans. Garland, back from the disabled list, worked in relief to steady the middle innings, while Rosello drove in the decisive run and scored twice.
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A’s
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Tom Veryzer
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Garcia
Dwayne Murphy
Dave Beverny
Rick Manning
Harrah
Gary Alexander
Duane Kuiper
Mike Hargrove
Oakland
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Alexander Rosello
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Manning
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Newman
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Yarrah
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Kuiper
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Pacciolo
Cox
Narrak
Hargrave Henderson
Guertery
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Honds
Reverng
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Hamilton Kingman
Meavorla
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Hamilton
Browns Steelers sellout in Cleveland Stadium set
The Cleveland Browns announced all 90,385 tickets are sold for the Sunday Oct 7 NFL game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Municipal Stadium. It marks the earliest home sell-out in Browns history, with 17 straight sold-out Browns Steelers games in Cleveland. The teams vie in the AFC Central. the Steelers are defending Super Bowl champions.
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Fifth Amateur Golf Crown Won by Couch at Cherry Ridge
Elyria attorney Jim Couch captured his fifth Lorain County Amateur title with a 66 Sunday at Cherry Ridge, finishing 212 1 under par after rounds 75 71 66. He beat runner up Terry Wozniak, birdying Nos 1 2 8 9 10 and 18 while bogeying 14 and 16. Couch praised the round as his best and credited the tougher Holes and partners for easing pressure. He noted a new fade swing suited the Cherry Ridge layout and called the course easy if played straight.
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Mike Rudd
Oberlin Golf Club
Elyria Catholic Panthers quarterbacks show depth for 1976 season
Seniors Dan D Orazio and Steve Schroeder lead the Elyria Catholic Panthers with strong possible offenses. D Orazio threw for 481 yards last season while Schroeder started four games as a sophomore and helped BC score two touchdowns. Junior Chris Fiore may see more defensive time. an underclassman Chris Sito is also listed as available.
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Steve Schroeder
Elyria Catholic
D’orazio
Schroeder
Brookfield
Chris Fiore
Chris Sito
Earl Weaver suspended for protest over umpire remarks
Orioles manager Earl Weaver drew a three day suspension from AL President Lee MacPhail after filing a protest over an umpire's integrity during a game against the Chicago White Sox. Weaver vowed to report for work despite the penalty as Baltimore prepared a two night doubleheader in Minnesota.
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