Upsets abound as Patriots edge Redskins in frantic finish
NFL Sunday featured a barrage of upsets led by New England’s 24 23 win over Washington after a late field goal and blocked punt. Jim Plunkett produced a daring late TD pass and the game swung on roughing the kicker penalties and a blocked punt for a safety.
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Fargo Brothers Sweep Ford Punt Pass and Kick Contest
Three Fargo brothers finished in the top three across six age groups at the Ford Punt Pass and Kick event at Loveland Field. Chuck Fargo placed third in 10-year-olds, Warren Fargo was second in 10-year-olds, and Jeff Fargo finished third among 8-year-olds. The boys, among nearly 70 competitors, will receive trophies from Cliff Buesink Ford Sales with a separate presentation date to be announced.
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Blass Hurt as Gullett Starts in NL Playoffs
Lefty Don Gullett proves fit to start for the Reds in the National League playoffs after a one run, eight inning gem against the Dodgers, while Pirates’ Steve Blass may be unable to start next Saturday following an elbow shot by a line drive. Mets, Expos, Cubs and other NL clubs win.
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Male Bowlers Plan Meeting in City Bowling Event
The first meeting of the Men's City Bowling Association since the City Banquet will be at Bowl-Aire Lanes on East Washington Street. It starts at 8 o clock. Secretary Tom Shaw says plans for the 1973 City Association Tournament and the Western Pennsylvania Junior Tournament in April will be discussed. All male bowlers in the city are welcome.
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Contenders Meet as AL East Decides Final Three Games
The Boston Red Sox head to Detroit for a three game series with the winner claiming the AL playoff spot to face Oakland. Boston held a slim lead after a 2-1 loss to Baltimore while Detroit beat Milwaukee 5-1. Other AL results included Oakland over Kansas City, Texas 1-0 over Chicago, Cleveland sweeping a New York doubleheader, and Minnesota beating California 3-2.
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Red Sox fall short as Orioles fuel comeback in Detroit series
Boston nominated John Curtis to face Detroit as Mickey Lolich opposed him. Timely hitting by Baltimore and a late surge by Aurelio Rodriguez and Dick McAuliffe helped the Tigers, while Mike Cuellar stifled Boston. Hiller’s return, Texas ending a losing streak, and Oakland’s Tenace rally highlighted a busy scoreboard night across the league.
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Clymer Pirates Romp Ripley 48-0 in Vine League rout
Clymer Pirates overwhelm Ripley 48 to 0 as seven players carry for touchdowns on a dominant league night. Norvel Willink opens with a 2 yard score, Curt Bailey to Phil Proctor connects for a 39 yard drive end, and Bob Weeks adds a 44 yard punt return. Weeks, Newton and Deuink power the attack with multiple extra points as Clymer locks up its second league win while defenses limit Ripley to 74 yards. Weeks leads rushing with 87 yards on 11 carries. Proctor tops receivers with 63 yards on three catches. Next up, Forestville in a road league game.
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White Wallops Maples Por 629 TH last night doubles league
In the Early Mixed Doubles League Lewis White led with a 233 and 202 for a 629 series, topping weekend bowling. Barb Wickwire led the women with a 570 series from 214 175 and 181 games, while numerous bowlers posted scores in the 100s to 190s across the event.
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Corry Harriers Win Three Trophies At Gannon Meet
At the Gannon Invitational cross country meet Corry Area’s harriers earned three trophies led by Mark Ladiea who placed 11th of 212 in varsity. Rick Christensen and Dave Daley took JV top five finishes. North Allegheny won the varsity title. Shaler topped the JV division. Warren Speicher led North Allegheny in varsity.
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