Browns nose tackle Golic sparks eclipse joke on carb craze
A Baldwin Wallace practice day includes a jab at Mary Lou Retton caricature in the local paper. The punchline centers on Browns nose tackle Bob Golic, whose presence fuels a running gag about his weight and mud loving stance, shaping an odd sports humor moment.
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The Weight of Golic Turns Into Game Duty
A profile of nose tackle Bela Golic detailing his brutal on field role and relentless punishment. The piece notes his path from Notre Dame standout to Patriots waiver, Browns reclamation, and a 272 pound frame shaped by a heavy weight program. It contrasts his sacrifice for the team with personal indulgence and grit.
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Browns Loss Deepens Slide After Costly Turnover
The Browns failed to close a 10 point gap as a critical turnover set up a 28 yard Breech field goal. Conflicts erupted with Byner and Schottenheimer blaming calls and ball handling while Kosar struggled to connect downfield. Cleveland trails in the division with four straight losses amid a 4 6 record.
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Warriors End Slump With Third Straight Win Over Sacramento
Golden State tops Sacramento 117 111 for a third consecutive victory after adding veterans Purvis Short and rookie Chris Mullin. Short scored 21 and Mullin 12 in the California clash as four Warriors reached double figures following the midweek signings.
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Cavaliers Topple Trail Blazers Without Free
In a tense road game, Free scores 30 with eight assists and six rebounds but fouls out late as Cleveland loses 105 117 to Portland. Karl laments missed shots and missed presence without Free, noting Minniefield and Bagley struggled in the closing stretch.
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Lindbergh Brain Dead After Philly Car Crash
Pelie Lindbergh, star goaltender for the Philadelphia Flyers and top NHL goalie last year, was brain dead after a sports car crash in Stratford, New Jersey. He had moved from Sweden in 1980 and became a fan favorite with a flashy lifestyle and quick reflexes before the fatal accident.
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Bruins win over North Stars may cost bruised squad
Boston edged Minnesota 2 1 as Rick Middleton exited with neck and shoulder spasms and four Bruins, including Charlie Simmer, required aid. Coach Butch Goring warned the victory could be costly as injuries mounted but praised the team's increased effort.
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Star of the Week Montreal honors To Kerr scorer of eight goals
The Philadelphia center To Kerr was named star of the week for the period ending November 9 after scoring eight goals for the Flyers. The national hockey body recognized his standout performance and strong play for the team.
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