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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1986

Page

14

Browns Dominate Bengals in Championship Victory

In a one sided AFC title game at Riverfront Stadium the Cleveland Browns outplayed the Cincinnati Bengals 34 to 3. Marty Schottenheimer’s squad controlled both lines. Kevin Mack and Bernie Kosar connected on a 66 yard pass to set up a later score as the Browns seized the championship with determined offense and stifling defense.

Cincinnati Cleveland Browns Cleveland Alberta Browns Bengals Riverfront Stadium Marty Schottenheimer Kevin Mack Bernie Kosar Reggie Langhorne James Brooks George Veinivich Wyche Paul Brown Denver John Clay Knight-Ridder Cincinnati Bengals Lindy Infante Schottenheimer Infante David Fulcher Louis Breeden Kosar Bengal

Langhorne 66 yard catch fuels Browns 34 3 win over Bengals

Reggie Langhorne caught one pass for 66 yards on the opening play, setting up a Browns touchdown and shaping the 34 3 victory over Cincinnati. Kosar and Newsome praised the start as a team turning point as Cleveland aims for home field in the playoffs.

Kosar Browns San Diego Chargers Si Burick Dayton Daily News Bob Gruber Cincinnati Cleveland Rickey Bolden Paul Farren Farren Larry Williams Reggie Langhorne Ozzie Newsome Bengals

Browns rout Bengals clinch AFC Central title in Cincinnati

Mayor Charles Luken of Cincinnati vowed to deliver Cleveland chili to Mayor George Voinovich after the Browns crushed the Bengals 34 to 3 at Riverfront Stadium securing a second straight division title. Luken will proclaim a Cleveland Day in Cincinnati and fly Cleveland’s flag, planning December 21 as the date.

Cincinnati Charles Luken Cleveland George Voinovich Browns Cincinnati Bengals Riverfront Stadium Luken Voinovich Bengals Kielbasa City Hall

Browns rout Bengals in decisive 34 3 win at Riverfront

Cleveland surged early with a 66 yard Bernie Kosar to Reggie Langhorne pass and a quick strike sequence. Boomer Esiason noted the Browns outplayed them as Cincinnati faced a potential playoff collapse with Kansas City and the Jets still in contention.

Bengals Boomer Esiason Chip Banks Reggie Camp Browns Cincinnati Sam Wyche New York Jets Riverfront Kansas City Los Angeles Raiders Pittsburgh

Browns End Dallas Streak With Comeback Victory

In a decisive upset, the Browns toppled the Cowboys 20 points to none, ending a four game skid and reviving a fan base that had feared the team’s collapse. Veterans and fans alike spoke of rekindled belief as the Browns moved toward the AFC, clutching home field hopes.

Browns Cowboys Dallas Don Meredith Don Perkins Dick Schafrath Jim Houston Denver Broncos San Diego

Pro football notebook 15th weekend notes and milestones

News and notes recapping Week 15 with hot players like Herschel Walker 84 yard rush and 84 yard TD pass records. Milestones include Giants eight straight wins and Dan Marino's 22nd straight TD, plus Fouts yardage push and Bark Bark. Injury updates cover Kramer's elbow and Jets injuries.

Knight-Ridder Herschel Walker Cowboys Eagles Dean Biasucci Colts Bills Lupe Sanchez Steelers Jets JoJo Townsell Giants Cardinals Neil Lomax Bulldogs Houston Vikings Raiders Chiefs Lawrence Taylor Tony Dorsett Little Joe Joe Morris Doug Kotar Eddie Price

Longs first NFL start versus Bears in Pontiac

Detroit rookie quarterback Chuck Long makes his NFL debut as a starter tonight against the Chicago Bears, the defending Super Bowl champions. Long, a Wheaton native, calls the challenge daunting yet exciting as he prepares to lead the Lions in a pivotal matchup.

Harry Atkins Pontiac Mich Detroit Lions Chuck Long Chicago Bears Bears NFL

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