Browns end Chargers jinx with overtime win
The Browns defeated San Diego in overtime, boosting confidence for the rest of the season. The piece notes a favorable remaining schedule, the potential to sweep Pittsburgh, and Ohio State optimism after a tough Iowa loss. Also mentions Cliff Stoudt's struggles in Pittsburgh and Elyria Hall of Famer Jack Ambrose hospitalized after an emergency hernia operation.
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Forsch pitches second no hitter for Cardinals over Expos
Bob Forsch of St Louis threw his second no hitter in a career 3-0 win over Montreal Expos. Only a hit batsman and an error by Ken Oberkfell in the second spared perfection as Forsch, 33, retired the last 22. Dodgers and Phillies won to tighten playoff races. Phils 5 Cubs 2, Dodgers 12 Reds 9 in 10.
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Heaton Shuts Out Yankees in Three-Hit Clincher
Cleveland lefty Neal Heaton outpitched New York, delivering a 7-0 complete-game shutout at Yankee Stadium. Heaton improved to 11-6, allowed only a bunt single, a leadoff single, and a late-inning double, while striking out six on 107 pitches. Notable moments included three walks and timely hitting by Harrah, Thomas, and Bannister, as Cleveland built a 2-0 lead in the third and added runs via doubles and sacrifice flies. The Indians added Steve Farr to the 40-man roster and sent Wil Culmer to Charleston to accommodate the move.
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Australians rejoice as Australia II wins America's Cup
A large crowd in Maryland and celebrations in Perth marked Australia II's victory. Police estimate about 2,000 in Baltimore cheered and arrested under 10 for disorderly conduct mostly from public drinking. Australians celebrated in Perth with Prime Minister Hawke praising the win and planning a day of merrymaking.
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Browns Beat Chargers After Safeties Read Tight Ends
The Browns led 14-10 when a late turnover and a decisive coin flip shaped the drive. Rutigliano cited Brian’s reads and Harry’s isolation as the key to exploiting single coverage against Chargers safeties in the final drive.
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Olympic hockey team begins quest for gold
Team USA veterans Verdota and Harrington lead a young squad as they learn from professional and minor league play. The group, averaging 21, faces strong competition and aims to build cohesion before the February Olympics, with key games upcoming against Detroit and the Canadian Olympic squad.
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