Kosar to be drafted by Browns in 1985 supplemental draft
University of Miami quarterback Bernie Kosar will be selected by the Cleveland Browns in the NFL 1985 supplemental draft. Kosar, who led Miami to the 1983 national title, used a late graduation plan to become eligible after the regular draft and chose Cleveland.
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New York List of NFL Supplemental Draft Prospects
AP reports a New York listing of supplementary draft players with name, position and college. Calvin Adams East Carolina and Bernie Kosar Miami lead a diverse group including James Corazzim El Camino JC Peter Esterhuizen Wisconsin Platteville Courtney Griffin Arizona Don Jefferson Florida A&M Linzey Smith Florida Ernest Warfield Weber State John Wilson Southern Illinois and others.
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Southern Illinois
Modell loses Supreme Court appeal over Browns board pick
Art Modell owner of the Cleveland Browns loses a Supreme Court appeal in a dispute over appointing two board members. A 1965 agreement let minority shareholder Robert Gries name two directors. Ohio courts ruled Ohio law governs and upheld the agreement despite Modell’s Delaware incorporation.
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Indians Rally Past Twins for Second Straight Win
Cleveland beats Minnesota 5-2 at the Metrodome as George Vukovich belts a three run homer to lift the Indians to back to back wins for the first time since May. Vern Ruhle allows one earned run in 6 1 3 innings and Jeff Barkley notches the 7th inning and 8th inning outs for the save.
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Lloyd Overcomes Byrne as Wimbledon Upsets Continue
Chris Evert Lloyd, the co-top seed, defeated Jenny Byrne 6-2 6-1 in 52 minutes to reach the fourth round. She noted a desire for closer matches to feel pressure, while seeds across the Wimbledon draw tumbled amid slippery courts.
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