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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1986
Page
7
Warren Moon has transformed into a top quarterback with the Oilers as Cleveland prepares for a Sunday game at the Astrodome. Moon credits his improved running game and pocket work, while Moon faces the Browns following a strong prior showing against Cleveland and a drafted successor in Everett.
The Cleveland Browns re signed fullback Johnny Davis restoring depth after waiving tackle Bill Contz Davis could start Sunday against the Houston Oilers with running back Kevin Mack listed doubtful due to a bruised shoulder Earnest Byner would carry most of the load Curtis Dickey and Herman Fontenot back ups Schottenheimer says no talks of re signing Greg Allen remains unlikely as Davis has been in contact with the team}
Davis volunteers to do all it takes to win the Super Bowl as he earns a Saints tryout. Contz notes a numbers problem forced lineup changes after knee surgery. Weathers has bone chips removed and is out 6 to 8 weeks. Ray Ellis signed to start at strong safety against the Oilers after impressing in workouts.
The column honors Phil Seghi, longtime Indians farm director and general manager from 1970 to 1978, detailing his tough finances, shrewd trades, and loyalty under owner turmoil. It recalls key moves like the Chambliss trade and the Perry deal, underlining Seghi’s skill despite harsh conditions.
Cleveland loses 7 6 in fourteen innings as four relievers fail to hold Angels after Scott Bailes strong start. Angels take lead on Mark Ryal’s fifth inning single, while Cory Snyder’s misplay sparks a California run. Bailes exits after eight with two runs allowed. final blow comes from Camacho and Howell in extras.
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