Browns Exhibition Schedule Picks Up Interest for Fans
The Browns announce a two home game exhibition slate with a Canton opener in the Hall of Fame game against Atlanta on August 1 and a home date with Pittsburgh on August 8. They visit Buffalo on August 15 and return home August 22 before finishing at Green Bay August 29.
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Elber among Bowling Green co captains and Falcons prep
North Olmsted graduate P D Elber was elected a co captain of Bowling Green University's 1981 baseball team as a senior pitcher and 1980 team MVP. He led BG in wins at 7 4 with a 3 58 ERA while striking out 40 in 60 innings as BG opens a 60 game schedule with a Florida trip and targets a Mid America Conference title.
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Kings Win 1-0 as St Laurent Beats Leafs
The Los Angeles Kings edged the Toronto Maple Leafs 1-0 Monday night. Andre St Laurent scored in the second period and Mario Lessard made key saves to seal the win and keep title aspirations alive.
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Kings suffer season-ending injury to Charlie Simmer
In a late hit on Borse Salming Simmer crashed into the boards and suffered a broken right leg ending his season. Pittsburgh beat Quebec 5-4 as Rick Kehoe scored twice for the Penguins in their fifth straight win and sole 12th place.
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Sally Little wins LPGA title in rain shortened event
Sally Little of South Africa became LPGA's leading money winner after the Hisenhower course tourney was halted by heavy rain. The 4 under par 142 winner earned 22,500 and donated 5,000 to local charities.
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Cleary steps down as Ohio Conference commissioner
Michael J. Cleary, after eight years as Ohio Conference commissioner, will resign to serve as executive director of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. He has worked for both groups from Cleveland since his June 1973 appointment, succeeding A. N. Chick Smith who led the post for 12 years.
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