Zahursky Latest Browns Lineman Cut Amid Line Shakeup
Euclid native Steve Zahursky was waived as Cleveland overhauls its starting offensive line after a 3-13 season. Zahursky, who started 16 games last year, is the third member of the 2000 opener to depart. Center Dave Wohlabaugh and left tackle Roman Oben remain, with Tre Johnson, Ross Verba and Barrett Brooks rounding out the line. The Browns also placed Arnold Miller and Mike Thompson on injured reserve while signing rookie Anthony Denman from Jacksonville.
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Bronx Little Leaguers Honored Amid Age-Question Probe
On City Hall steps Mayor Rudolph Giuliani handed keys to 14 Rolando Pauline team members including star pitcher Danny Almonte after their Little League World Series third-place finish. Officials questioned Almonte’s age with an affidavit suggesting a 1987 birth, conflicting with the team’s claim of a 1989 birth in Moca Dominican Republic.
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Multiple NFL and NHL rosters with signings and waivers update
A sprawling, disjointed sports wire item lists many player transactions across football and hockey. Teams like the Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers announce waivers, injuries, and roster moves alongside NHL clubs such as the Atlanta Thrashers, New York Rangers, and Phoenix Coyotes signing and trading players. College programs also report staff appointments and resignations across numerous schools, with coaching changes at Bentley, Boston College, Colgate, Connecticut College, DePaul, Florida A&M, Hartford, Hobart, Indiana, Iowa, Clark State, Nicholls State, Rider, Sam Houston State, Southern Oregon, Stony Brook, Temple, Utah, and Vermont.
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Avon defeats Open Door in high school girls soccer
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Coughlin claims birthdate fraud tied to Dominican move
G1 magazine alleges that last year just weeks before Danny moved to the Bronx from the Dominican Republic his father altered the boy’s birthdate at Santo Domingo City Hall to make him two years younger. The source notes language barriers with Almonte and the father impede clarity. Dan Coughlin, Chronicle-Telegram columnist and Channel 8 sportscaster, offers commentary.
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Sampras Faces Aging Spotlight at U S Open
Pete Sampras, aged and doubted, opened his 13th U S Open as a sentimental favorite. He survived a tough first round against Julien Boutter 6-4 7-6 7-6, insisting he remains among the strong favorites and aims to prove this year can yield success despite recent title droughts.
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Open era men and women advance on hot U S Open day
On a hot muggy day at the U S Open, top seeds Hewitt Ferraro Kalalnikov Sampras Corretja Federer Roddick reach the second round. Women seeds Capriati Williams Clijsters Mauresmo Tauziat Dementieva Maleeva Schett win first rounds. Sampras beats Boutter 117 114 in points in a straight set win amid talk of retirement.
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Browns Cutbacks Narrow Browns Roster Ahead of Sunday
Browns coach Butch Davis said Rahim Rahim failed to fit the read and react scheme, forcing another 53 man roster cut. Darrin Chiaverini was traded to Dallas for a conditional seventh round pick as JaJuan Dawson and Dennis Northcutt health improved. Chiaverini may start or join the nickel package with Dallas.
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Officials and NFL clash over 2001 season pay dispute
Officials accuse the NFL of reneging on pension and benefit gains as salary offers rise 50 to 75 percent. Dallas owner Kerry Jones says players can find qualified replacements at the right price, while Brett Favre and Vinny Testaverde urge keeping experienced officials. Vikings safety Robert Griffiths notes replacements lack NFL arena experience.
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