Moseley Hopes to Give Browns a Big Kick
Former Redskins placekicker Mark Moseley is the Browns' top choice to replace injured Matt Bahr. Moseley, 38, was released by Washington and joined a private tryout with Browns officials seeking a contract. He holds NFL records for most consecutive field goals and most points by a kicker in a season. Bahr had knee surgery after Sunday's loss to the Steelers.
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OSU and Michigan pace All-Big Ten football honors
Ohio State with seven first team selections led by Cris Carter and Chris Spielman, while Michigan earned five spots including Jim Harbaugh and Mark Messner. The AP list highlights top performers from the 1986 conference season with defense strong across Messner, Drost, Waiters, Kammerow, Haight, and Spielman.
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Westlake High
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Cleveland St may lose center Mudd to wrist injury
Cleveland State University basketball coach Kevin Mackey said starter Eric Mudd may miss the season after tearing ligaments in his right wrist. The 6-foot-8 center played through pain in a 70-66 loss to Memphis State, wearing a cast and awaiting Cleveland Clinic assessment with possible surgery depending on recovery.
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Avon Sikora earns AP All Ohio honors
Avon’s 6-foot-1 senior John Sikora was named to the AP Class AA All Ohio second team as a defensive lineman. Elyria West’s Reggie Davis and Elyria Catholic’s Chris Carmon earned third team spots as offensive end and defensive lineman respectively, with Davis at 6-0 and 180 pounds and Carmon at 6-2 and 285 pounds.
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Elyria High hosts Rhodes to open 1986-87 season
Elyria High tips off against Cleveland Rhodes in the opening basketball game as the Pioneers seek a strong start. Coach Keith Sooy notes depth and quickness should boost the team after scrimmage success, while Rhodes is young with only three seniors and solid junior varsity roots.
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Elyria West Opens Season Against Warrensville Tigers
Elyria West, with a young lineup led by sophomores and transfers, hosts Warrensville Heights in a season opener described as a baptism of fire. Warrensville’s Aaron Beidleman, a 5-10 point guard, headlines a tall, talented Tigers squad. The Wolverines aim to gain experience quickly while facing a top Cleveland-area program in a tough first game.
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Dyke over Oberlin in non conference rout
Dyke College opened 25-15 and built a 47-31 halftime edge en route to a 105-78 win over Oberlin College. Key Demons scorers were Curtis Golston with 23 and Carlos Aponte and Derrick Plar each with 14. Oberlin leaders included Micheal Sorrell and Chip Winiarski with 22 apiece.
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Oberlin Yeowomen fall to Mt Union in season opener
Oberlin shot 22 percent and managed 16 baskets in 73 attempts, trailing Mt Union 42-24 at halftime and finishing 77-42. Beth Hawkins scored 12 for the Yeowomen while Melanie Nelson and Sarah Olken led rebounds with 12 and 10. Oberlin seeks first win December 3 at Wittenberg.
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