Cardinals stay unbeaten as NFL slate shakes up
The St Louis Cardinals remain the NFL's only undefeated squad after a 31 13 win over Houston as Jim Hart threw two TD passes and Earl Thomas caught scores. Detroit beat Minnesota 20 16 ending the Vikings unbeaten run. Buffalo topped New England 30 28.
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Raiders Rally Past Raiders? Root for Comeback Shine
The Raiders trailed 27 23 with 1 36 left at midfield and no timeouts. Ken Stabler drove downfield and Charlie Smith scored from one yard with eight seconds left as Oakland beat the Bengals 31 24.
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Old Pro Outplays Rookie Malone In ABA Lesson
Spirits of St. Louis defeat Utah Stars 116-109 as veteran Caldwell shuts down Moses Malone. Fly Williams leads St. Louis with 24 points, 16 in the fourth. Caldwell adds 18 points and seven assists in the win. Kentucky over Indiana 101-92 and San Diego 116-110 over New York in other ABA games.
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Miami of Ohio Dominates Bowling Green in MAC Clash
Miami of Ohio cruised past Bowling Green 34 to 10 as Sherman Smith sparked early scoring and the Redskins built an 18 game unbeaten MAC streak. Toledo and Ohio also won while Kent State faltered in a rough day for nonconference play.
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L A bids for 1980 Olympics as Denver memory lingers
United States Olympic officials push Los Angeles and Lake Placid to secure the 1980 Games. Denver’s 1976 withdrawal haunts IOC talks with two American bids facing scrutiny.
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Ohio University Nets 11 Against Toledo
Ohio University thrashed Toledo 11 to 0 to snap a three game slide. Frank Beodray led with three goals and one assist, while Glattly Nagy Shura each added two goals and Allinson Blackwell one each. Next, Ohio hosts Cleveland State at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Ohio to Sponsor Coaching Clinic with Al Balabo Speaker
Al LaBalbo, Farleigh Dickinson head coach, will headline the Ohio University Basketball Coaches Clinic on November 3. His teams are known for strong defense and low fouling, with coaching influence cited by Bobby Knight and Chuck Daly. The event includes Ohio University’s Dale Bandy and staff. pre registration is $10, $12 at the door. deadline Thursday.
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New Albany Rolls Over Miller 28 6 in Friday Clash
Cary Stevens scored three touchdowns and 110 rushing yards to lift New Albany past Miller 28-6. Miller drops to 1-6 as Jim Starner leads the Miller ground game with 50 yards. Ripley hosts Point Pleasant in a 29-6 loss as Rardin scores twice for the visitors. Fort Frye remains undefeated at 7-0 after a 24-6 win at Warren Local, with Pottmeyer rushing for 105 yards and Pennell 80 for Warren Local.
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Buckeyes, Wolverines Hold Top Nests In Big Ten Race
Ohio State remains atop the conference with a 49-9 win over Indiana while Michigan defeats Wisconsin 24-20 behind Dennis Franklin. Illinois and Purdue post draws and wins as Archie Griffin sets a Big Ten rushing record and memories of Red Grange’s 1924 Memorial Stadium game linger.
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Miller girls volleyball crushes Alexander in double victory
HeMLOCK Miller's girls volleyball team defeats Alexander in both varsity and reserve matches here. The varsity improved to 2-4 with 15-4 15-2 wins. The reserves won 15-13 15-7 to reach 3-3, setting up a Tuesday match against Nelsonville York.
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