Browns pick late travel plan for AFC title game
Browns will remain in Cleveland and fly to Denver Saturday morning for the AFC Championship game, needing NFL clearance for the late trip. The team weighs altitude timing, with coach Bud Carson and staff noting travel logistics and crowd noise as major factors potential early turnovers in Mile High Stadium.
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Elyria man Greg Baus saves late interception ball
26 year old Elyria resident Greg Baus recovered the ball after Kyle Matthews threw it into the stands in the final minute of a playoff game against Buffalo. Baus, identified by his brother Bryan Balls, described a chaotic crowd struggle with several fans trying to claim the ball before security arrived.
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Browns weigh workouts as Pace Belek eyes move
Pace Belek considered workouts this week in hopes of a possible move. Gill walked with the Browns as they ponder potential roster changes during the Saturday session.
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Jones and Tribe $200000 apart in arbitration swap
Doug Jones and the Cleveland Indians opened salary arbitration with a $200000 gap after exchanging figures. Jones sought 115 million over three years with 32 saves in 1989, while Cleveland offered 950000. Free agents nearly all signed or re-signed. Castillo and Evans secured deals, Youngblood and other veterans faced May 1 renegotiation limits. MLBPA and clubs set a heavy schedule for bargaining talks across New York and Tampa.
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Nagurski remembered as brutal innovator of early NFL
INTERNATIONAL FALLS Minn AP Bronko Nagurski a 235 pound fullback who ran through and over opponents died Sunday at 81 of natural causes born 1908 in Rainy River Ontario known as Bronko since childhood star player for Minnesota Golden Gophers and Chicago Bears charter Pro Football Hall of Fame member hailed by peers as perhaps the greatest football player ever his toughness praised by Ernie Nevers Mel Hein and Clark Hinkle who recollect brutal hits and enduring legacy in the NFL's formative era.
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Hall of Fame contenders Palmer Morgan Perry eye election
New York reports Jim Palmer Joe Morgan and Gaylord Perry as top candidates for the Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility. Palmer a three time Cy Young winner with the Orioles Morgan a two time MVP with the Reds and Perry with 314 career wins were among the leaders as voting outcomes neared. Other candidates Cepeda Oliva Mazeroski remain in contention with 75 percent needed.
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