Browns Lose Dutton To Foot Surgery In Training Camp
Browns third string quarterback John Dutton will miss two to three months after surgery to repair a broken left foot. Mike Cook moves to No. 3 as Cleveland weighs roster moves, veterans, and a possible added quarterback. Training camp notes include kicking competition and guard spots with Orlando Bobo, Ben Davis, and others vying for jobs. Irv Smith and Newsome Hall of Fame weekend looms as the team contemplates numbers and retirements.
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NFL postpones Los Angeles bid amid financing doubts
NFL owners and commissioner Paul Tagliabue did not commit to placing a team in Los Angeles after a suburban Chicago hotel meeting. The framework for negotiations was set but financing a new stadium remained a key issue, putting pressure on local promoter Bill Chadwick and a Sept. 15 exclusive-negotiations deadline.
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Sanders retires as Browns peers laud him as great back
The article recalls Barry Sanders as the heart of Lions offense and Browns teammates praise his talent and character. Players like Spielman Ball Pyne Palmer note his consistency, skill, and impact, while questions about retirement timing amid training camp arise. Sanders leaves a legacy of remarkable runs and leadership.
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East Stars dominate state opener with shutout victory
East Stars Senior All-Stars opened the state tournament with an 8-0 win over Conneaut in Englewood Ohio. Ryan Mandoke six innings three hits no runs three runners caught stealing two hits including a homer. Mandoke improved to 2-1 with four strikeouts. East broke the game open with three fourth inning runs and four more in the fifth.
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Five area teams vie at 51st State Hot Stove Tournament
North Ridgeville leads with three regional champions as five of six age divisions reach state at Butler Rodman Park Alliance. Teams include North Ridgeville 9 10 year olds facing Richville Arrowhead, North Canton Vikings versus Norton Panthers, and Vermilion joining Class EE challengers. Final schedules list six finals from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday across Classes H G F EE E and D.
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Stinson leads Sting past Shock for third straight win
Andrea Stinson scored a season high 27 points as the Charlotte Sting beat Detroit 84 65 to move over .500 for the first time this season. Stinson poured in 19 by halftime including 13 in a decisive stretch helping Charlotte to its third straight win under coach Dan Hughes and improve to 6 3 in nine games.
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Pace Hustles To Live Up To 6-7 Frame And 320 Lb Power
Pace shows off in offseason work, missing few workouts and growing stronger. Coach Vermeil hails Orlando Pace as a dominating Pro Bowl-caliber player, insisting expectations are high and Pace believes his own standards are tougher. He embraces the bigger frame and vows to prove himself this year.
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