Browns edge Steelers in ugly 13 3 win at Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Pittsburgh 13 to 3 in a rough game before 78 298 fans. Tony Blaylock recovered a fumble for a TD and Jerry Kauric kicked two field goals sealing the victory as Steelers safety Thomas Everett suffered a severe forehead laceration and left on a stretcher after a collision.
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Browns Beat Steelers In 1990 Opener Despite Injuries
Browns win 13 3 as Steelers suffer heavy physical toll. Brister reports Everett concussion but OK after returning to locker room. Blaylock powers defense while Mack exits with left ring finger dislocation. Carson says mood would drop if not for victory.
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Browns defense drives 1st win despite ugly game
Browns win 1-0 season opener despite a shaky performance. Kosar and the defense held Steelers to three points after a late fumble threat, while the Dawg Pound celebrates a hard fought early season victory.
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Browns win 13 3 as Blaylock dreams come true
Cleveland defense shines in a 13 to 3 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Stadium. Blaylock credited a dream for his one touchdown after Mike Johnson forced a fumble and recovery, while the offense struggled but the defense held firm.
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Veterans wonder if camp is needed after holdouts
Browns face trouble as their offense struggles in early season notes. Steelers' chaotic toss plays draw mixed reaction at training camp.
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Cowboys slump? Glanville’s Falcons rout Oilers
Jerry Glanville’s Falcons dominate his former team the Oilers in a decisive rout. The article, appearing on page C-2, also notes standings, tonight’s game and next week’s schedule.
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Sampras Captures U S Open Crown For Third Grand Slam
Pete Sampras, at 19, defeated Andre Agassi 6 4 6 3 6 2 in New York to win the U S Open men's singles title and collect 350000 dollars. He blasted 13 aces and 100 for the tournament, becoming the youngest U S men’s champion. Agassi praised Sampras' serve and speed as decisive factors in the final.
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