Delaware, Ohio – Two goals in quick succession midway through the first half propelled Ohio Wesleyan to a 7-0 victory over Earlham in the season opener for both team on Tuesday
Ohio Wesleyan’ Brian Schaffer scored the games first two goals and the Battling Bishops lead 2-0 going to the locker room at the half.
Earlham (0-1) returns home for it’s next two contests. The Quakers will look for their first victory of the season when they host DePauw at Matlack Field on Friday September 4th at 5 pm
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The Bengals today made the following roster moves, reaching the NFL’s September 1st limit of 75 players on the active list.
They placed Cedric Ogbuehi on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury list. Ogbuehi will remain with the team for rehab and meetings, but may not practice for the first 6 weeks of the regular season. Beginning the week following Week 6, he will begin a window of eligibility to return to practice under a roster exemption, if medically cleared.
They placed third-year LB Sean Porter on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list.
They also released first-year WR Onterio McCalebb under the Waived/Injured category. If McCalebb clears waivers tomorrow, he’ll revert to the Bengals’ Reserve/Injured list of 2015
Springfield, Ohio – Six Wittenberg University greats will be inducted into the school’s Athletics Hall of Honor during the Homecoming Weekend ceremonies , October 2-4, in addition to the recipient of the first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award. Ann Brokaw ’91, women’s basketball, Marcus Booker ’97, football, Sara Hamilton ’99 field hockey, Jeremy Kaufman ’96 cross country & track and field, Bryan Magoteaux ’99 baseball and football and Bill Reid ’75 football will join 212 other Wittenberg greats who have previously been inducted into the universities Hall of Honor, while Jim Coleman ’53 volleyball, will posthumously receive the first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award.
The honorees will be formally inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor at a banquet on Friday Oct. 2. They will be introduced to the Wittenberg fans during halftime of the Homecoming game against Wooster, which is set to kick off at 1:00 pm the next day at Edwards-Maurer Field
Cincinnati Ohio – The Bengals have made a couple of roster moves this afternoon, in addition to the one made earlier today.
They released rookie FB Marc Weisman of Iowa under the Waived/Injured category. If Weisman clears waivers tomorrow, he’ll revert to the Bengals’ Reserve/injured list for 2015.
The Bengals also released WR Tevin Reese, a first year player from Baylor.
These additional moves leave the Bengals with 78 players on the roster. The roster must be further reduced, to 75, by 4pm tomorrow.
Cincinnati Ohio, – The Cincinnati Bengals have made the following roster moves.
The have terminated the contract of fifth year WR Denarius Moore, releasing him to free agency. Moore sign with the Bengals as an unrestricted free agent for 2015 after four years with the Oakland Raiders.
They also waived three veterans third year DT Kwame Geathers, third-year LB Nico Johnson and second-year DE Sam Montgomery.
They have also waived three college free agents- G Chris Jasperse of Marshall, WR Desmond Lawrence of North Carolina A&T and John Peters of Mount St. Joseph.
Today’s moves leave the Bengals with 80 players on the roster. The roster must be further reduced , to 75, by 4 pm tomorrow.
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