Dodgers Dodgers Open World Series Aiming For Victory
New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers meet in Game 1 of the best of seven for the world championship with Don Sutton for the Dodgers and Don Gullett for the Yankees. Dodgers favored 64 to 1 to win game one and 40 to win the Series. Sutton seeks post season glory while Gullett, 2-1 in World Series play, hopes to anchor the Yankees. Steinbrenner hosts Dodgers at lunch as tension rises.
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Dodgers to win World Series in six games says Milvon Richman
Dodgers odds favor six games as Don Sutton prepares to face the Yankees in Los Angeles. Sutton, a veteran money pitcher with perfect World Series playoff and All Star record, aims to rise to the occasion. Teammate Tammy John praises Sutton while Dodgers players emphasize unity, with no clear No 1 starter.
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Avellini Leads Bears Past Rams with Three TD Throws
Chicago quarterback Bob Avellini, starting his second game as the Bears signal caller, called his own plays and threw three touchdown passes in a 24-23 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. James Scott caught two scores covering 7 and 72 yards, Greg Latta added a 26-yard TD, while Namath was limited by a pair of first-half interceptions and sacks.
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Lakeview wins first cross country dual of the season
Lakeview defeated Stanton 12 to 26 at Lake Babcock, with Dave Goedeken winning in 12 58 and Usai leader Mike Sander taking second. Lakeview runners posted times from Ned Finch 13 35 to Todd Stuthman 28 04, as coach Larry Whiting praised Goedeken for finally beating Sander this fall. The squad eyes the district meet at Seward Thursday at 2 pm, with top three teams and six individuals advancing to the state championships in Kearney on Oct 22.
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Local CHS Golf Meet Canceled Amid Weekday Irk. Lions Win
CHS girls golf meet between Columbus and Fremont scheduled for Monday was canceled. Lions ride two touchdowns from John Kaasch and TD from Greg Van Dyke to a 26-7 win as Colts fall to 0-5 with Rams and Bears at 3-2 and 2-3. Lions enter Oct 23 with 1- record. Bears, Rams 3-2. Colts 0-5. Ron Hare scores for Colts with PAT by Brad Loseka. Rams’ Mark Brezinaki and Cody Schillity TDs. Todd Wilson adds winning PAT. Bears’ John Arlt and Greg Pagel score. Rams vs Lions set for 1:30 Sunday. Colts vs Bears on Oct 23.
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Ohio State Freshman Joal Payton Sparks 46-0 Win Over Purdue
UPI Backfield of the Week honoree Joal Payton, a 220 pound freshman, scored four touchdowns as Ohio State routed Purdue 46 0. Hall Hipp Mayberry and Springs receive mentions for strong showings with Kansas State Nebraska Colorado and Army among other notable performances.
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