Browns waive Dieken DeLeone and Jackson in roster move
Browns announce three players seeking free agency after waivers including lineman Doug Dieken, center Tom DeLeone and defensive back Robert Jackson. GM Accorsi cites rights retention while denying Dieken negotiating rumors. Notes mention Marlon Jones ankle re aggravation and Rakoczy debut expectations.
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Bengals suspend two players for drug use
The NFL suspends Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Emanuel King and cornerback Daryl Smith for 30 days under the substance abuse policy. They will miss at least four games and remain out of Bengals facilities until Sept. 30. Kings remarks express disappointment while Smith declines further comment.
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Mixed NBA and MLB schedule with multiple matchups
A scattered lineup lists Alero at Cleveland, Wegman at Devon, Guzman at Toronto, Bannister at Minnesota, Ander cy fair at Seattle, Hurst at California, John at Oakland, Grown at Chicago, Hammaker at Montreal, Leary at New York, Jones at Philadelphia, Glavine at Atlanta, and Darwin at Houston with game times around 7 to 10 PM.
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Morgan Prophecy Lifts Red Sox Over California 4-2
Joe Morgan's two run homer in Boston gives the Red Sox a 4-2 win over California as Larry Parrish drives in the go ahead run. The victory narrows Boston's AL East gap to one game behind Detroit after the Tigers lose to Milwaukee.
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Cluo. Anytime I Get A Chance To Help the Club, I'm Happy About That.” Brewers
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Pete Rose II Signs with Orioles as Minor Leaguer
Pete Rose II son of Reds manager Pete Rose signed a minor league contract with the Baltimore Orioles. He was the Orioles 12th round pick in June and will report to the West Palm Beach Florida Instructional League ahead of Sept 13. He dedicates the contract to scout Jack Baker who died in January.
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Lyons Ends Career By Playing All Nine Positions
Lyons, a utility man for the Louisville Redbirds, played all nine positions in the season finale against Indianapolis and announced his retirement at age 30.
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Major League leaders in batting pitching and fielding
A readout of top AL batting leaders Boggs Puckett Greenwell and others with averages RBIs hits and steals. Pitching leaders include Hurst Davis Gubieza Clemens Langston and others with wins losses earned run averages. Saves list Eckersley Reardon and others.
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Peete Leads USC Past Boston College In Opener
USC quarterback Rodney Peete threw for 173 yards and a TD on 12 of 19 as the No. 8 Trojans rolled to a 34-7 victory at Boston College. USC built a 21-0 lead, piled up 502 yards, and outgained BC with a strong running attack.
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Sluman Leads Canadian Open With 64 First Round
Jeff Sluman shot 8 under par 64 to lead the Canadian Open after the first round. Andy Dillard, a late entrant with no practice round, finished with 65 and produced a back nine of seven-under 30 including eagle on 18. Seve Ballesteros led the European Masters with 7 under. Haggerty and MacColl tied at 66.
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Elyria Catholic RB Returns as Cincinnati Prospect
Area college profile highlights Elyria Catholic running back 44 a returning starter for Cincinnati. The senior stands 5 11 and 191 pounds with 950 rushing yards last season and 1 408 career yards with 13 touchdowns. Notable games include 144 yards against Louisville and 142 yards with two TDs versus Virginia Tech. Three-year letterman continues to pursue college opportunities.
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