Browns coach identifies passing game as main flaw after 4 4 start
Browns coach Sam Rutigliano admits wide receiver issues and weak pass rush dim the team as they slip to 4-4 after a 28-21 loss to Cincinnati. He notes Sipe targets Newsome heavily while others offer little and Cincinnati’s Turk Schonert attacks early in a midseason evaluation.
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Browns
Sam Rutigliano
Rutigliano
Cincinnati
Sion
Pittsburgh
Sipe
Ozzie Newsome
Dave Logan
Bobby Jones
Willis
Ohio high school football ratings update with leaders
The Associated Press weekly Ohio ratings keep Moeller Urbana and Mogadore atop classes AAA AA and A as Moeller extends its state record to 56 straight wins with a 28-6 win over Roger Bacon. Urbana leads Class AA, Mogadore holds Class A, while other area teams like Westlake Berea San dusky and Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary remain prominent in their divisions.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Moeller
Urbana
Mogadore
Associated Press
Ohio
Roger Bacon
Crusaders
Springfield Shawnee
Elyria Catholic
Westlake
Berea
Buckeye
Sandusky
Fremont
Summit County
Edge Rootstown
Akron Garfield
Fostoria St.Wendelin
Akron St. Vincent-St.Mary
Steubenville
Ironton
Canal Fulton Northwest
Belpre
Washington Court House
Leavittsburg LaBrae
McComb
Berlin Center Western Reserve
North Lima South Range
Giants salvage tie after missed field goals by Saint Louis
In St Louis a 20-20 NFL tie followed Neil O'Donoghue missing three overtime field goals for the Cardinals. O'Donoghue, 6-6, blamed himself after a 22-yard fourth-quarter kick tied the game. Giants coach Bill Parcells lamented both teams’ failed chances as St Louis had led much of regulation and overtime.
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ST. Louis
Neil O'Donoghue
O'Donoghue
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
SOTH
New York
Bill Parcells
Ali Haji- Sheikh
Giants
Jim Hanifan
Neil
O’donoghue
Hanifan
Neil Lomax
Bill Currier
Stump Mitchell
Cardinal
Brad van Pelt
Pat Tilley
Rob Carpenter
Haji-Sheikh
Garris Nears Cavs Deal After Italy Exit
No. 3 pick Garris set to sign with Cleveland Cavaliers after negotiations. Frank Catapano said terms near, with a three year contract likely including first year partial guarantees totaling about 350000 to 400000. Garris, 27th overall, had left for Italy delaying entry. four drafted players may join Cavs roster.
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Garris
Cavs
Larry Pantages
Knight-Ridder
Cleveland
John Garris
Frank Catapano
Boston College
Cleveland Cavaliers
Boston
Cavaliers
Italy
Phil Hubbard
Catapano
Larry Fleisher
New York
Russell Cross
Purdue
Golden State
Antoine Carr
Wichita State
Detroit
John
Hinson
Stewart Granger
Paul Thompson
Sox LaRussa Named AL Manager of the Year
Chicago AP Tony LaRussa, 39, won the American League manager of the year honor after guiding the White Sox to an AL West title with a 20 game lead. He acknowledged near-firings in two seasons and credited players, coaches, G M, and owners while stating the team still aims for the pennant and World Series.
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Chicago
Tony LaRussa
Chicago White Sox
Associated Press
LaRussa
Joe Altobelli
Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays
Bobby Cox
Sparky Anderson
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Lasorda Wins Third NL Manager of the Year in 1981 Vote
Tommy Lasorda of the Los Angeles Dodgers captured his third Associated Press National League Manager of the Year award by one vote over Houston’s Bob Lillis. Lasorda led the Dodgers to the NL West title, a 91-71 record, and pennants in 1977, 1978, and 1981, including a World Series win over the Yankees in six games.
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NEW York
Tommy Lasorda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Associated Press
Houston Astros
Bob Lillis
Lasorda
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chuck Tanner
Lillis
Astros
Tanner
Pirates
Philadelphia
Paul Owens
Phillies
Pat Corrales
Atlanta Braves
Joe Torre
Bill Virdon
Montreal
Walter Alston
New York Yankees
Dodgers fall short as Lasorda’s moves draw fire
Russell laments losing key personnel after forces shifts midseason. He notes Philadelphia Phillies playoff run and Lasorda’s personnel decisions, stressing the impact of losing Garvey and Cey and the difficulty of immediate replacements.
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Brian Sipe
Bengals
Ken Riley
Turk Schonert
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Newsome Jones
Logan
Holt
Pruitt
Walker
Green
Ba Adams
Feacher
Davis
Hall
Stracka
Steve Bird
Busch Stadium
Roy Hinson
Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Garvey
Cey
Russell
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