Sooners Favored In Red River Rivalry This Weekend
No. 2 Oklahoma enters with a 24-game win streak and a 4-0 mark as they visit Texas in a high profile showdown at the Cotton Bowl. Texas, also 4-0, features Earl Campbell and a stronger defense as Oklahoma’s Selmon brothers and Elrod challenge them. Other top games include Colorado vs Miami, SMU vs TCU, and Penn State at West Virginia with 60,000 expected fans.
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Ramblers edge Pros as Eckstrom and Zarger spark 55 49 win
Jim Eckstrom and Rich Zarger powered the undefeated Ramblers to a 55 49 victory over winless Pros in Boys YMCA Swim League action. Drew Yenehak led the losers with two wins despite an ailing hand as Ramblers showcased strong relay and individual events.
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Bristol Named Manager of the Atlanta Braves
Dave Bristol, 42, former manager for the Reds and Brewers, was appointed manager of the Atlanta Braves on a one year contract. He aims to lift the club from a fifth place finish and 40 percent behind the Reds, succeeding Connie Ryan after Clyde was fired last Aug. 30.
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YMCA Seeks Two Swim Coaches For Fall Winter Programs
The YMCA seeks two coaches to lead its swim program this fall and winter. One coach will oversee the girls team and another will instruct both boys and girls diving teams. Competition starts in November. Interested parties should contact As it Sebel or Bill Cochran at the YMCA, phone 6647757.
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Clymer Battles Brocton To 0-0 Tie In Division VIII
Clymer defense posted its fourth straight shutout but the offense couldn’t score in a 0-0 stalemate against Brocton. Key fumbles and stalled late drives doomed the Pirates despite yardage edge and a 72-yard march to the 10. Clymer drops to 0-1-1 in league play, faces Sherman next for likely title implications.
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Green Monster Haunts Reds Sox in World Series Opener
The 1975 World Series opens with Cincinnati Reds facing Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. George Foster studies the left field wall nicknamed The Jolly Green Giant, while Carl Yastrzemski counsels on handling the wall. Boston seeks its first title since 1918, Reds chase first since 1940.
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Oil City, Titusville top Northwest action in tough week
Oil City rallied from a 14 point hole to beat Meadville 27 14 and run its season mark to 5 2. Gary Frantz rushed for 171 yards and two scores as Oil City defeated Meadville while Meadville’s Kevin Blourge returned to spark the Bulldogs for a 131 yard night. Titusville lost to Bradford 147 as the Rockets struggled against the Owls. Next week Titusville visits Oil City with 3 0 Section W records on the line.
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High School Football Scores From Local Games
Evening grid action features Warren hosting Carry at 1:30 with Tech facing East, McDowell meeting Pepper, and Arlington games. Notable results include Franklin 7 over Reynolds 26, Greenville 20 over Hickory Grove 2, Mana oreatard 0, Fairview 28 over Fort Lescaut 12, Harborcrest 13 over Northwestern 22, Maplewood 13 over Kanty Prep 12, Vincent 12 over Pitt Catholic 2, Mantor Lake 47 over Academy 0, and General Metane 28 over Conneaut Lake.
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Linksters Play At District X Golf Tournament
Corry fielded four players in the 1975 District X Golf Tournament at Conneaut Lake among 177 entrants from 39 schools. Jim Allen of Cranberry won with 76 at Oakland Beach Golf Course as Section II teams filled 10 of 13 Class A top spots. Bill Shamburg led Beavers with 62 tying for eighth. John Hammond 87 Kevin Calderone 82 Fred Wilson 89. Section II heads to Cross Creek Monday for the next round.
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World Series At A Glance From The Associated Press
Preview of the World Series matchup between Boston and Cincinnati with listed games and pitching notes. Recaps show Tiant and Nolan as starters, with tentative dates and venues in Boston and Cincinnati.
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Rec Playoff Open Tuesday Night at Howard Sheen Field
The four Rec Football League playoff teams will open Tuesday night with a doubleheader at Howard Sheen Field if weather and turf conditions allow. Athletic director Lou Hanna approved the opening round. The 6:30 game pairs unbeaten IGA with Country Foods, and the 7:30 clash matches Buesink's against Crotty-Ferrando.
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NHL Scores Heat Up With Rangers Edge Atlanta 2 1
Friday's NHL results show the New York Rangers defeating Atlanta 2 to 1. Saturday's schedule lists Los Angeles at New York Islanders Philadelphia at Minnesota St. Louis at Montreal Washington at Pittsburgh. Sunday features Los Angeles at New York Rangers New York Islanders at Boston California at Philadelphia Vancouver at Chicago Toronto at Buffalo.
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Wilt Refuses Trade in Lakers Standoff
Los Angeles AP report states Wilt Chamberlain rejects any trade despite Jack Kent Cooke seeking a deal. Chamberlain cites a no-trade contract and anticipates possible antitrust action, with attorney Seymour Goldberg asserting Wilt intends to play for the Lakers unless forced otherwise.
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Abramowicz Joins Bills for Tomorrow in Baltimore Debut
Veteran Abramowicz, 9 year NFL receiver, signs with Buffalo and is set to debut Sunday in Baltimore. He has 105 consecutive games with a catch dating to 1967, breaking Lance Alworth’s 36 game streak, as Bills cope with Bob Chandler’s rib injury and doubtful status. Otis Taylor placed on injured reserve ending his season for the Chiefs.
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