World Series managers clash at Metrodome press conf
Whitey Herzog of the Cardinals seemed upbeat while Tom Kelly of the Twins appeared less confident. Herzog noted his club rallied from deficits to gain the edge, while the Twins faced scrutiny over road performance and punch from the Fab Four as the series moved to Minneapolis.
Twins Aim to Split World Series as Home Run Fans Roar
Minnesota faces St. Louis in Game 6 at the Metrodome after their devastating Busch Stadium sweep. John Tudor starts for the Cardinals against Twins rookie Les Straker. If needed, Danny Cox could start Game 7 for St. Louis while Frank Viola would pitch the Twins’ seventh game. The Series so far favors the Cardinals on home turf, with St. Louis tying a 1907 record by stealing five bases and the home team winning every game so far.
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Prairie upsets Linn-Mar to share valley title, eye playoffs
Prairie defeats No. 4 Linn-Mar 21 12 at Armstrong Field to share the Mississippi Valley Conference crown with Dubuque Wahlert and earn a Class 4A playoff berth. Prairie rode a balanced ground game with Randy Lamparek and Bryan Christopherson, a sharp passing attack, and a dominant defensive line that pressured Linn-Mar quarterback Ted Sheeley four times. Linn-Mar, 6-2, will open 4A playoffs at Washington.
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16 area teams make playoffs in Gazette tally
The Gazette lists sixteen area prep football teams set for the playoffs next week with one more possible entry today. Center Point earned a berth with a 16-18 win over Tri Rivers rival Alburnett. Anamosa edged Charles City on a tiebreaker after a 13-0 win over Western Dubuque. Remaining contenders Crass Lisbon and Lincoln Community fight Clarence Lowden today in UNL Dome for a final spot. Other qualified teams include Riverside Highland, La Salle Cedar Rapids, Cascade, Solon, Sigourney, Wapsie Valley, West Liberty, Benton Community, and Decorah.
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Pointers slip into playoffs with 16 15 win
Alburnett sustains a late miscue that led to a safety and a 16 to 15 loss for Center Point, while Alburnett misses a playoff berth and Center Point finishes atop the Tri-Rivers race as Tom Bach guides the Pointers to a postseason berth with a 7 1 record.
Fry reshuffles lineup ahead of Purdue homecoming
Iowa coach Hayden Fry announces a series of lineup changes for the Purdue game. Sophomore guard Jim Poynton starts at right guard replacing Dave Alexander, while Ross Blount takes over punting duties amid injuries and inconsistent play. Alexander shifts to Bob Schmitt at left guard and Herb Wester remains at right tackle, with Bill Anderson at center.
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