Dodgers and Yankees ready for Fall Classic showdown
Dodgers face Yankees in the World Series opener with lefties Jerry Reuss and Ron Guidry on the mound. Los Angeles earned the pennant by beating Montreal in five games, while New York swept Oakland to claim the AL title.
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Dodgers and Athletics Renew Rivalry In Longest Starting World Series
A seven game possibility looms after a season with a strike split and extra playoff rounds. Lasorda favors Fernando Valenzuela for a potential final game, while Hooton and Reuss are noted. Dodgers plan a lefty diet with Guidry, John, and Righetti facing the A's in a rare extended Fall Classic. This marks the 11th meeting of the two clubs for the world title amid a historically late start into October.
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Sibling rivalry cools on St. Angela volleyball team
Sisters Jane and Karrie Joseph, stars for St. Angela, balance rivalry with teamwork as they pursue a second consecutive Class A state title. Jane, a senior hitter, aims for Clemson in math or CS. Karrie, a junior setter, keeps options open in journalism and psychology.
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Clemson Climbs To 4th In Poll
Penn State and Pittsburgh rise to 2 and 3 as two Eastern teams reach the top two for the first time in 36 years. North Carolina and Clemson follow at 3 and 4 as ACC teams lead a tight ranking, with Texas dropping to 10 after a loss.
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Lions Rally Behind Hipple in 48-17 Win Over Bears
Detroit Lions rookie QB Eric Hipple sparked a big 48-17 victory over the Chicago Bears in a nationally televised game. Hipple completed 14 of 25 passes for 336 yards and four touchdowns and added two rushing scores marking his first NFL start in a high scoring performance.
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Leonard Postero visits Aiken High as Lexington Loser
Teen audiences and adults at a local luncheon heard Leonard Postero forecast college and pro games on his radio show Leonard's Losers. He joked about his picks, recalling a 1958 Keeneland trip and declaring Lexington his chosen loser for the Hornets vs Wildcats game.
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