Sipe Cleared to Play. Modell Faces Fine Question
Browns quarterback Brian Sipe received a clean health bill and will play against New Orleans as coaches say Lambert did not cheap shot Sipe in the Steelers victory. Browns owner Art Modell has not been fined for comments about officiating in the same game.
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Sipe cleared after concussion fears in Browns press conference
Browns coach Rutigliano said Brian Sipe is fine after a feared concussion from Lambert’s hit and should practice midweek ahead of Sundays home game with New Orleans. He praised Sipe's toughness and noted visual recall issues after the play.
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Middies of the Week Named in Northfield Sports
Chronicle-Telegram presents Jerry Rombach as editor noting Middies of the Week for Northfield activities in racing and bowling.
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Battle of Egos Opens Alb Playoff Series in New York
The American League playoffs begin with Oakland at the New York Yankees, a clash highlighted by Billy Martin versus George Steinbrenner. Steinbrenner accuses Oakland of pitching trickery and seeks umpire backing, while Martin vows to protect his hitters and opponents from intimidation.
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Second-guessers irritate Earle Bruce at Ohio State
The AP report notes Buckeye fans berating coach Earle Bruce as Ohio State, coming off two straight regular-season losses, confronts pressure from negative thinkers and critics in Columbus.
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Charboneau to undergo back surgery Wednesday
Cleveland Indians outfielder Joe Charboneau, Avon Lake resident, is slated for back surgery Wednesday morning at Lutheran Medical Center after a season plagued by back pains and a drop in batting average from .289 to .216. He previously spent time in the minors.
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Edison Field Leads High Scoring Football Race
Edison and Wellington pace the league scoring with Edison topping 168 points in six games and Wellington at 150. John Field leads Edison with 74 points from 10 touchdowns and 14 extra points while teammates Moyer and McIlrath also rank in the top 10.
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Elyria High picks and last minute starter noted
The Chronicle-T picks Tracey entry and Satranive rockls James Arnold for Elyria High. Arnold earned top defensive chalking up eight first hits and one second hit.
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