Browns fans laid claim to stadiums over Baltimore fans
The piece contrasts Browns and Colts fan support, noting Cleveland’s strong sellouts and high attendance during lean seasons, contrasted with Baltimore and Memorial Stadium’s declining crowds. It highlights Art Modell’s lease situation, Bob Irsay’s past moves, and the belief that robust Browns support could lure a franchise back to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Irsay
Modell
Colts
Fans Stick by Browns Despite 3-13 Season
The Browns drew strong fan support during 1990 despite a 3-13 record. Home attendance figures show capacity crowds at multiple venues, with a total of 568,093 and an average of 71,012 per game, representing 90.4 percent capacity across listed stadiums including Pittsburgh, San Diego, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Houston, Miami, LA Rams, and Atlanta.
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Browns
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Houston
Miami
LA Rams
Atlanta
Rose Bowl Keeps Cooper Hope Alive For Ohio State
Ohio State coach John Cooper declines to leave the Rose Bowl for a national title, citing Big Ten not in the bowl alliance. Buckeyes stay focused on Rose Bowl bid while other NFL and MLB notes surface, including Holmes suspension and Baylor as NL Manager of the Year.
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Ohio State
John Cooper
Buckeyes
Big Ten
Cooper
Dallas Cowboys
Clayton Holmes
NFL
Holmes
Leon Lett
Air Force
Tro- Poy OY UedUilg Airiag
Danvan Caliccay
Cit Air Posse
Army
Don Baylor
Colorado
Baylor
Baseball Writers Association of America
Davey Johnson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Major League Baseball
Kevin McClatchy
NEW York Yankees
Lin Geert Grestor
John Cox
Cress-Checker
Cotton Nys Micheal Cresschecker
Donne Rowland
Seatile Mahiners
Joey Gora
National League Cincinnate Reds
Mark Berry
Mack Jensens
Caseh
Chattanooga
Florida Marline
Joga Shtolonga
Pat McNamara
Thomas Albano
Talabors
United States Basketball League
USBL
Portland
Maine
Portland Mountain Cats
Full Court America
Fea
Enc Geldart Auperaac
PGA Grand Slam of Golf Day Two in Kauai TBS
From Kauai Hawaii a carded schedule shows Masters Grand Slam two day events with 6 05 p m start times and golf broadcasts on TBS and MasterCard sponsorship. Associated sports listings include IHL hockey and touring players championship across Pittsburgh.
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Kauai
Hawaii
Augrey
Cincinnati Cyclones
Pereia Riverman
ESPW
Bayer/Brunawick
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies-Redacted Scores and NFL Team Addresses
A jumble of results from today’s games shows Spaganne Plotida 4 and others, with multiple NHL and NBA items omitted. The piece lists official addresses for NFL team owners and executives, including bills, Bengals, Broncos, and more, plus Oaklands and Dallas.
Giant killers who beat AP No 1 teams over the years
Notre Dame has defeated No 1 teams eight times, followed by Southern Cal and Purdue with seven victories each. Miami has six, Oklahoma five, and Penn State four, spanning 1936 to October 14, 1995, per World Features Syndicate.
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Giant Killers
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Purdue
Miami
Oklahoma
Penn St
World Features Syndicate
Cleveland Seeks NFL Comeback as Stadium Plans Loom
Dan Coughlin notes a $250 million Denver stadium plan with the Broncos contributing $70 million and Denver residents paying $180 million. He ponders Cleveland’s bid to attract a current NFL team amid the Browns departure, mentions Modell and Kosar possibly reuniting, and cites Senator Glenn’s Fans Rights Act proposal to ease franchise moves.
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Denver
Broncos
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Nashville
Vanderbilt
NFL
Browns
Cleveland
Art Modell
Bernie Kosar
Kosar
Modell
Eddie DeBartolo, Sr
San Francisco
49Ers
Candlestick Park
DeBartolo
Youngstown
Thistledown
Randall Park Mall
John Glenn
Ohio
King letter condemns Browns move as civic betrayal
Steve King lashes Cleveland politicians for letting Art Modell move the Browns to Baltimore. He accuses officials of prioritizing projects over the team and warns they will be judged by history and voters. The letter laments lost memories and asks for accountability.
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Ripublic
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Art
Browns
Steve King
Pacers edge Cavs 104 101 on late free throws
Reggie Miller and Antonio Davis helped Indiana pull ahead as Ricky Pierce scored the go ahead basket with 41.6 seconds left. Terrell Brandon led Cleveland with 20, missing two late free throws that allowed Davis to seal a 104 101 Pacers win.
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Ricky Pierce
Reggie Miller
Pacers
Cleveland
Terrell Brandon
Antonio Davis
Brandon
Cavs
Davis
Danny Ferry
Cavaliers
Indiana
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D Davia
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Johnson
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Best
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Ferry
Gesad Pees
Geale
Aso Ioe
Anon
Marsal Rancor
Malere
Total Touls
Feehnicala
Schintzlue
Brawn Cage
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Bud) Adams Jr
Fannin St
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One Falcon Place
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Broad St
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Edward J. DeBartolo Jr
Centennial Boulevard
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