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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1984
Page
8
Defensive lapses haunt Cleveland as injuries and penalties tilt the game toward New Orleans. Rogers suffers a separated shoulder and will miss weeks. Minnifield and others struggle with coverage and tackling. Rutigliano mutters hints of fines, while Schottenheimer defends aggressive play and urges better judgment.
Lightning strikes running game with Boyce Green gaining 74 yards on 23 carries. Cleveland rallies on marches and passes but misses two crucial field goals, including a 34-yard attempt, sealing a 10-7 halftime deficit. Newsome and Adams connect for Browns touchdowns as New Orleans edges ahead and holds on.
Andersen discusses recruiting Contz to Penn State and facing him as an opponent. He notes Contz is a solid tackle but must improve pass blocking. Bum Phillips chose a field goal in the final minutes instead of going for it, leaving room for second guessing after the Saints rallied.
Northwestern coach Dennis Green faces possible dismissal at season end if the Wildcats fail to win one of their two remaining games versus Michigan State and Ohio State. Athletic director Doug Single said a decision on recommending a payout for the final year will wait until year’s end. The 7-35 record includes a 49-7 loss to Purdue and a 2-7 mark this season.
Donald Luscher of Lorain County Roadrunners won the Six Cities Marathon in Cleveland Heights on a hot humid day. He finished 26 miles 385 yards in 2 35 13, three minutes slower than 1983 runnerup Bill Long of Berea. Long was second in 2 37 17 as about 700 started, including 75 four runner teams. The course runs through six suburbs before finishing back in Cleveland Heights, with Sherry Mason of Meadville winning the women’s race in 3 10 11.
RICHFIELD The Pittsburgh Spirit jumped to a 3-0 lead on first period goals by Kevin Maher Marcie Leite and Dave MacKenzie and went on to post a 6-4 Major Indoor Soccer League exhibition win over the Cleveland Force at the Coliseum. The Force 1-4 pulled within 8-2 on a second-period goal by Alex Tarnoczi and a third-period score by Tommy Kristiansen, but the Spirit 4-2 tallied the next three goals to clinch it.
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