Mets win 10-7 in 22 innings to even World Series
New York Mets topple Oakland 10 7 in 22 innings to even the World Series at 1 1. Sun glare and umpire Donatelli spark debate as Mets rally from multiple deficits. Cleon Jones, Willie Mays, and George Stone lead a late surge while Oakland nets four errors in a wild, lengthy contest at the Coliseum.
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Love
Cleon Jones
Join Milner
Halu
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Grole
Hahn
Regile Jackson
Mays
Oakland
Mike Andrews
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Felix Millan
Dick Williams
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Jones
Die Mays
Beron Johnson
Oakland Sun
Shea Stadium
Tom Seaver
Jim “Caltish Hunter
Yogi Berra
Berra
Finley in trouble again with baseball commissioner
Oakland owner Charles Finley faces a possible postseason fine after the commissioner charged him with defying the office and making a public, ill advised announcement during the World Series. Finley sought Mets consent to activate Manny of the Oakland roster, a move blocked by Rob Scheffing and Chad Feeney. Fans booed as Finley called the action unfair and noted prior fines for remarks and World Series bonuses.
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Bowie Kali
Charles C. Onley
Oakbuxt Mblelics
Pinley
Kal
Sanday
Finley
New York Mets
Manny
Iillo
Tie A
Brian Morales
Montreal
Mets
Rob Scheffing
Wnamaiger
Chad Feeney
National League
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Saie Finley
Ouuet
Kulm
Vida Blow
Columbus boys in district go at Omaha
Columbus youths competed in the Punt Pass and Kick District at Omaha Marke High School. Ron Siarcee, 10, was runner up in his division and Habe Dolmen, 11, placed fifth. The pair had earlier won area and regional titles before reaching district.
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Omaha Marke High School
Ron
Siarcee
Habe Dolmen
Mixed and junior bowling leagues show high scores and leaders
Sulkoski led with 237 and 612 series while Larry Zulkoski added a 257 game in Thunderball League at Boulevard. Del Triebwasser posted 226 and 409, Lynn Nitz 235, Adam Torson 283, Ginger Moon 48 percent and 527, Champs 714 team and Polish Germs 2100, Mary Ann Lehr 202 and 606. Junior and Prep leagues feature Heath Kirsline 433 and 47 350, Kris Grestel 18, Laura Nelland 961.
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Boulevard
Lan del Triebwasser
Awhile Lynn Nitz
Jerry Prososki
Adam Torson
Ralph Schmidt
Lioyd Ernst
Don McDermott
Satiara Lavage
Ted Poechers
Craig Urestel
Tart Lambert
Katly Moore
Ginger Moon
Mary Ann Lehr
Jan Kamm
Tac Hurner
Dean Urase
Rusty
Rebels
Heath Kirsline
Deannie Beans
al State
Kris Grestel
Laura Nelland
Aquinas beats Grand Island Central Catholic 21 to 3
Aquinas club moved to 4-1 after a 21-3 victory over Grand Island Central Catholic on Saturday night. Dar Kol opened with a 1 yard TD run, Bob Wagner added an 18 yard field goal, Rich Gillespie connected to Tom Pehl for a third period score, Wim Hilger sealed with a 4 yard TD run and Lary Jaricek added the extra point. Pohl forced a safety and Aquinas heads to Fremont Bergan Opt. 18 next.
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Cush
Denny Kirby
David City Aquitas
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Grand Island Central Catholic
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Dar Kol
Bob Wagner
Grand Island
Rich Gillespie
Tom Pehl
Rowe
Wim Hilger
Lary Jaricek
Pohl
Fremont Bergan Opt. 18
Ouling
Doubles honors at Boulevard Lanes on Sunday night
Weljens posted 678 total for doubles to win honors. Alive Websen built handicap scores of 2H 21% and 251 for 678. Kenar and Ganshow took second with 659, followed by Phil and Marie Zak 613, Rob and Bernice Beck 624, Cary and Carla Oakeson 518. Weston pair had high game 251. Harold and Eleanor Sectot won the special match game to qualify for Bowling at Omale.
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Marie Zak
Rob
Bernice Beck
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Carla Oakeson
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Eleanor Sectot
John
Pat Davidshafer
Aisurg
Omale
Rosewall Wins Tokyo Open Tennis Title
Australian second seed Ken Rosewall defeats countryman John Newcombe 6 4 7 4 to win the Tokyo Open. Top seed Newcombe suffers upset as Rosewall captures the title amid wagering figures and mixed coverage from AP.
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Ken Rosewall
Australia
John Newcombe
Evonne Goolagong
Cee Mela Masthoff
West
Texas rebound hopes after shellacking by Oklahoma
In a brutal defeat Texas faced a record shellacking by Oklahoma as Darrell Hayal and the Longhorns struggled. Oklahoma's Steve Davis connected on five of six passes for 185 yards and Tinker Owens and Billy Brooks combined for two long scoring plays.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Coulon wins Rome Grand Prix in European Championship finale
Albert Coulon of France led the March car to victory at the Rome Grand Prix final of the European Championship. Swedish driver Koonie Peterson reportedly dropped out after a late lap incident, with unclear details from the troublesome report.
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Waht
Cowboys fail to corral Harold Jackson
Cowboys cornerback Charlie Waters pursued Harold Jackson throughout the game in Los Angeles. Jackson caught four touchdown passes and seven receptions for 80 yards as the Rams beat Dallas 37-31. Other scores listed include Vikings over 49ers, Bills over Colts, Broncos over Oilers, Raiders over Chargers, and Falcons over Bears.
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Associated Press
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Ls Angeles
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Big 8 Conference Showdowns Highlight Saturday Schedule
Missouri aims to extend its 5 game win streak as they face Oklahoma State in Columbia while Colorado and Nebraska clash as two top Big Eight foes. Oklahoma hosts Colorado in a pivotal matchup with Kansas at Nebraska and Iowa State at Kansas State. Oklahoma State seeks revenge on Missouri after last season.
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Tom Osborne
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Fresty Anderson
Elks Golfers Honored for Improvement at Elks Country Club
Bill Fox presented Most Improved Golfers awards from Golf Digest to Marileo Kyster and Manny Cimpl. Certificates honor individual improvement in golf since 1996. Marilee cites maturity from listening to her husband Ted, while Manny credits lessons and practice.
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Bill Fox
Golf Digest Magazine
Marileo Kyster
Manny Cimpl
Golf Digest
Marilee
Ted
Manny
Pro football at a glance from Sunday scores
NFL roundup lists many results with teams including Buffalo New York Jolsa Oakland San Mego Kansas City Green Bay Atlanta San Angeles New Orleans Minnesota San Francisco Philadelphia Washington New York Giants and more. Saturday and Monday games schedule appear with matchups like Miami Cleveland Houston Cincinnati and Dallas Washington various venues noted.
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Huskers fall to Missouri in tight road game
Missouri capitalized on Nebraska miscues as the Huskers tripped at Columbia. The news notes Nebraska’s strong passing yet weak ground attack, with missed opportunities near the goal line and a blocked field goal, leaving a season of close games and upcoming challenges against Oklahoma, Dallas, and Kansas.
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Recruiters Target Nebraskas Hidden Talent in Jest Letter
A Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star column recounts a prank letter sent to Adam Reid offering a full athletic scholarship from Nebraska. The story notes his age, family ties in Columbus, and the humorous misinterpretation by his parents as a possible setup from the Nebraska athletic department.
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Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star
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Tom Seidel
Columbus
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Sime
Mel
Don Reid
Tempo
Arts
Adam
Nebraska
Job Devaney
Wd Lindak
North Stars Hawks Deadlock Promises Frantic Ice Clash
The game features a tense battle as Minnesota’s Buster Watvey earns a penalty after being pulled down by Chicago rookie Dave Kryskow. The scoreline tightens mid game as Stir Miklia nets to knot the match, while the league slate shows Boston, New York, and Los Angeles with varying results. The bout tests nerve and pace as both teams push for control on center ice with goaltenders isolated.
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Islanders win Big Ten tennis title
Grand Island used Jeff Schovill s undefeated 80 number one singles record to defeat defending champ Fremont 4h15 for the Big Ten tennis title Saturday at the Kearney courts. Norris Platte Norfolk and dustings all totaled 12 points for a three way field.
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Grand Island
Jeff Schovill
Fremont
Kearney
Norris Platte
Norfolk
Threpway Fielor
Columbus
Phil Pepnich
Brad ‘Tank
Seatishtul
Tastings
Omah Tiareday
Dewey Oak
Jackie Stewart retires from racing in surprise announcement
The Scottish racing champion known as the king of Grand Prix and holder of numerous wins announced his retirement. The news came amid long career highlights and speculation about future ventures.
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Stewart
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