Bobcat field hockey blanks Marietta 9 0 for third straight shutout
Ohio University women's field hockey dominated Marietta 9 0 on Astroturf. Lynn Bozentka and Sherill Quinn scored three each, Julynita Mills two, with Jan Witter adding one as OU moved to 5 2 1 on the season.
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Hess Makes No Excuses For Bobcats First Loss
Ohio University football suffered a 17 15 defeat at Central Michigan as Hess laments miscued kicking and poor field position. Arnold Welcher rushed 130 yards. injuries hamper Kopec, Weidow, Emody, Babcock, Barrow, Barrington ahead of a pivotal Miami contest.
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Tom Kauffman
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Kevin Babcock
Bob Barrow
John Barrington
Ex High School Coach Is Falcons New Boss
Atlanta General Manager Pat Peppler was named interim head coach of the Atlanta Falcons for the remainder of the NFL season. Peppler, 54, will also remain general manager, taking over after Marion Campbell was fired following a 30-0 loss to the New Orleans Saints. Falcons owner Rankin Smith called the move the hardest decision of his life.
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Phillies face 3rd game must slow down Reds in NL series
Philadelphia manager Danny Ozark blamed bad luck for the 2-0 series deficit as Jim Kaat opposed Gary Nolan in Cincinnati. Ozark vented at Riverfront Stadium about fielding miscues while Joe Morgan noted Reds pressure, citing Pete Rose and Griffey as examples in Game Two.
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Reds three-game sweep chances linger after tense win
Morgan praised a big inning as the Reds built a lead and stressed a bold approach for game three. Kaat warned Phillies to stay wary but conceded their odds. Nolan led Cincinnati’s push with seven complete games and three shutouts, while Ozark pegged the Phillies’ sweep chance at about 33 1 3 percent.
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Yankees face Royals in decisive playoff game
New York's Dock Ellis opposes Kansas City's Andy Hassler in a 1-1 best-of-five series tied game three. The Yankees commit five errors in a 7-3 loss, with George Brett's triple igniting Kansas City's sixth-inning rally and Freddie Patek finessing on the bases.
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Patek
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Buck Martinez
Rose unhappy with Reds contract talks may switch to Phillies
Cincinnati star Pete Rose voiced discontent with a two year offer of 200000 per season, saying he feels underpaid next to Bench and Morgan. He hinted a trade to Philadelphia as a possible outcome, while insisting he is focused on helping the Reds reach the World Series. Rose holds veto rights after ten MLB seasons.
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Hart Silent Giant as 49ers Shutout Rams 16 0
Hart dominates line, sacks Harris six times setting Rams record of 10 sacks by 49ers front. Plunkett connects for two TD passes in quick third quarter burst and Del Williams fumble leads to scoring before McGee TD. Ram shutout at home ends long regular season drought since 1946 move.
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Five straight shutouts lift Black River to top Ohio grid poll
Sullivan Black River earns No. 1 in the Ohio Class A ranking after five consecutive shutouts and a 170-0 scoring margin. Ken Morgan and Mike Hoffman pace the team as Newark Catholic falls to sixth. Moeller and Ironton lead Class AAA and AA respectively with tight races across divisions.
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