Mets Rally Past A's In 12 In World Series Classic
The Mets outlasted Oakland 10-7 in 12 innings in a game lasting 4 hours 13 minutes to even the 1973 World Series at 1-1. Willie Mays, 42, delivered a clutch single in the 12th after a dramatic rally, with key errors and a bunt strikeout framing the late drama.
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Patriots fall 8-0 to MSJ in MAU league bout
Mt. Anthony Patriots were shut out 8-0 by MSJ after costly penalties and stalled drives. The first half featured a 40 yard MSJ touchdown drive and missed MAU scoring chances as injuries limited MAU stars.
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Rams Hand Cowboys 37 31 Upset In Harold Jackson's Finest Hour
Los Angeles Rams 37 Dallas Cowboys 31 as Harold Jackson caught four TD passes guiding the unbeaten Rams to a 5-0 start. Quarterback John Hadl connected on 53 16 67 and 36 yard TD throws amid a 34 14 halftime lead. Dallas rallied but fell short behind Staubach and Stowe in the second half.
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Controversial World Series Play Decides Call Harrelson Out
In the 10th inning Bud Harrelson was ruled out at the plate by umpire Augie Donatelli after a Millan fly to left. Rudi’s throw to home and catcher Ray Fosse’s tag sparked heated Mets protests led by Yogi Berra. Mets later won 10-7 in 12 innings.
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Norshaft Eagles Triumph Over Cowboys in Season Opener
The Norshaft Eagles defeated the Clarksburg Cowboys 14 to 0 at Mt. Anthony field in the season opener. Brian Beebe opened scoring in the first quarter with a touchdown. Sam Ford added a third-quarter TD. Key players on offense included Tom Hall and Gary Frost, while Beebe, Percey, Frost, Stacy, and Reed led the defense.
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