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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1990
Page
13
Cleveland Browns cut Charlton and Junkin along with 11 others as the team slimmed to 47 players ahead of the opener with Pittsburgh. Bud Carson explained Charlton’s limited progress and noted adjustments after switching to a 4 3 defense.
Nolan Ryan improved to 13-7 with eight strikeouts and two hits over eight innings in a 6-2 Texas win over Cleveland in Arlington. He walked two, threw 103 pitches, and hinted at a possible 1991 return despite questions about his future viability and family considerations.
In Cleveland, Kerry Kauric takes over kicking duties as Matt Bahr is waived with an injury settlement after a lengthy Browns tenure begun in 1981. Bahr stays under contract while on injured reserve. Kauric steps into the regular season opener against Pittsburgh.
Staysniak of Midview and Ohio State was waived by the San Diego Chargers in his first pro stint. Schillinger of Avon Lake and Miami of Ohio was waived by the Minnesota Vikings after a prior Phoenix Cardinals year. Bills receiver Kolesar from Westlake and Michigan remains with Buffalo as cuts unfold.
Kauric, who hit 8 of 9 preseason field goals, says the competition for the job remains tense. He spent the last three years with the Edmonton Eskimos and faces ongoing scrutiny as training continues.
The column surveys late season AL race dynamics with Boston and Toronto battles in the East and the A’s strong West contention. It highlights Boston’s improving lineup and pitching led by Clemens, with Reed, Boggs, Burks, Greenwell and Brunansky contributing, while Toronto's lineup shows fire but fragility. Oakland’s depth, rotation, and closer Eckersley fuel a dominant push as playoff hopes remain alive.
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