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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1987
Page
8
Browns players and coaches discuss rebuilding thoughts after an AFC Championship loss to Denver. They stress not rebuilding but refining and returning stronger, with mini camp in May and training camp in late July.
Cleveland players weigh future as veterans Mark Moseley 38 and Brad Van Pelt 35 consider continued runs with the Browns. Moseley eyed a possible return while noting his profitable off-field ventures, and Van Pelt discussed a back-up role and potential exits if not needed.
Cleveland State, riding a two week layoff, defeated Florida A&M 95-87 in Woodling Gym. Clinton Ransey led CSU with 31 points, while Ken McFadden sparked the Rattlers late rally with 15 of 23 in the final 11 minutes. CSU improves to 9-2 and heads to Bowling Green next.
Cleveland GM Wayne Embry scours Continental Basketball Association rosters after Mark Price is sidelined four to six weeks with appendicitis. The Cavs seek a point guard to back John Bagley, weighing Lester Connor as a target while considering 10 day signings and Warriors rights issues.
The AP state high school basketball poll shows top teams unchanged. Oberlin remains No 1 in AA with 9-0 and 281 points, St Joseph leads AAA, Wehrle tops A, with Van Wert and Campbell Memorial also prominent in the rankings.
Elyria Catholic, ranked eighth in the AP Class AA poll, aims to extend a string of road games as they face Bedford Chanel after a tough win at Garfield Heights Trinity. Chanel, 2-8 with one senior, lost a close game to Trinity and relies on veteran coach Joe Lynch to spark late rallies and defense amid a rebuilding roster.
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