If Bengals moved to Cleveland Browns fans dodged a bullet
The Chronicle-Telegram columnist reflects on Browns fans hoping for a Bengals relocation. He notes Cincinnati’s poor recent performance, three decades of under .500 seasons, and the unlikely, costly path if the Bengals had moved, while recalling Art Modell’s Browns relocation and the Browns as an expansion club. Steve King weighs the what ifs with a local tone.
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Pittsburgh
Sam Rutigliano
Chuck Noll
Ed Biles
Chuck Studley
Houston Oilers
Ronald Reagan
Lane to become color commentator and retire from refereeing
Mills Lane of Reno announced he will end his 31 year refereeing career to pursue work as a national boxing analyst. The 61 year old said the move avoids a conflict of interest and allows him to comment publicly while stepping away from active officiating. Lane rose to fame in 1997 for disqualifying Mike Tyson in the Holyfield bout.
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Evander Holyfield
Mills Lane
Reno
Lane
Tyson
Hollyfield
Las Vegas
Walker
Xavier
Reds owner Schott seeks extra time to sell stake
Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott has reportedly asked Major League Baseball for an additional three months to sell her controlling interest. She proposed until March 31 to divest 534 of her 644 shares, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer citing unnamed baseball sources.
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Cincinnati Reds
Marge Schott
Major League Baseball
Schott
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Reds
Cincinati Enquirer
Gambling rumors prompt LSU player questions
LSU athletic director Joe Dean says players will be questioned about gambling on the team's games this fall after persistent rumors. He has spoken to one player and will speak to a couple more, refusing to identify anyone.
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LSU
Joe Dean
Dean
Ron Dayne
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College basketball and hockey TV schedule notes
ESPN schedules show Pur due ve at South Carolina and Dyke versus Kentucky in the Jimmy V Classic from East Rutherford New Jersey. High school games Admiral King at Southview and Midview at Oberlin air on WEOL and WOBL respectively. NHL action lists Anaheim at Colorado on ESPN2 with Oklahoma State at UNLV later.
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Jimmy V Clagek
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Obertin
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Jimmy V
N.J
Oklahoma State
UNLV
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Anaheim
Colorado
Misgoun Va Tech Miami Fla Kenasy Gt So Miss
Unclear OCR fragment references multiple colleges and players. The readable bits mention Virginia Tech, Miami Florida, Southern Miss, Purdue and possible names or teams without coherent action or date. No clear event or outcome to summarize.
Baseball and Football Transactions From Major Leagues and Colleges
A chaotic list of 1999 contract decisions across MLB teams including Angels, Orioles, Red Sox, Royals, Twins, Yankees, Athletics, Mariners, Rangers, Blue Jays, and Mets. Notable items include several declined offers, multiple one and two year terms, and minor league signings. Football items record coaching changes and retirements at Arizona Cardinals, Connecticut, Houghton, Xavier, and others.
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Anaheim Angels
Norberto Marin
Allen Watson
Baltimore Orioles
Jorse Garcia
Willie Greene
Carlos Medina
Rich Arraval
Ricky Bones
Keith Michell
Kansas City Royals
Bnan Bevit
Dame Bluma
Alien McDull
Pat Rapp
Jamie Walker
Ain Morman
Don Wengert
Minnesota Twins
Pat Meares
NEW York Yankees
Declind
Darryl Strawbarny
Garland Athletics
Buddy Groom
Gil Heredig
Mike Mohler
Mike Oquie
Seattle Mariners
Rob Ducay
Sant
Ivan Montane
Raul Chavaz
Tacoma
Texas Rangere
Mike Skams
Tom Goodwin
Toronto Blue Jays
Joay Hamilton
Arizona Diamondbacke
Wille Banka
Florida Marling
Hector Almonte
Ere
Bobby Rodger
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Matt Luke
Sean
Kan Ryan
Sean Fash
Billy McMillan
Jon Zuber
ST. Lquis Cardinals
John Mabry
SAN Diego Padres
Dave Magadan
Jamea Mouston
SAN Francisco Giants
Troy Brohawn
Chas van Ronsum
Arizona Diamondbacks
Faux Rodigue
Arizona Cardinals
Jake Plummier
Danita Edwards
Vica
Preakdent
Connecticut
Randy Edsall
Houghton
Greg Berry
Ship Lord
Metropolitan State
Joan McQarmott
Xavier
Deamond Walker
Washington & Jefferson
John Luckhardt
John Banaazak
FOR THE RECORD HORSE RACING nns RESULTS FIRST
The card lists 14 races with winners such as Joyial Gina and Bobbin-N-Weavin, noting 2nd place and show positions, payoffs, and multiple exotic pools. It includes attendance of 2,458 and handle of 1,100,696 dollars, plus USA Today ESPN men’s basketball reference.
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W Irvine
Royal Success
W Pope
Jackson Keames
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B Miller
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Richard Breath
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Wen Herday
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G Waple
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J Pantaloano
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O Miller
Stara
S Carter
J Panfaipano
Diamond T
Noveau Guy
Hawk
Mekiigan
Bluirview Bille
Adelante
Pantalaano
College basketball results from multiple tournaments
A compiled score list shows New Mexico routing McNeese SL 90 to 46 and dozens of other early round results across tournaments including College at Charleston, Golden Bear Classic, Puerto Rico Holiday Classic, Stanford Invitational, and Midwest and Southwest regions. Notable wins include Michigan State 79 over Pepperdine 67, Ohio State 71 over Alabama Birmingham 64, and Furman 94 over Georgia Southern 74, with various other day one outcomes and tournament placements.
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Bosley and Bail Lead Akron Past Cleveland State in Rout
Bosley exploded for 82 points as part of a 51 point duo with Bail, carrying Akron to a dominant second half after a tight first. Massimino praised the Ohio State transfer while Hipsher noted the pair’s impact with 12 assists and nine steals as CSU struggled against Akron’s defensive pressure.
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Ryan Andrick
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