Orioles Clinch World Series In Rout Of Reds
The Baltimore Orioles crushed the Cincinnati Reds 3 0 to win the World Series in five games at Memorial Stadium. Mike Cuellar pitched shutout innings as Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair led a 15 hit attack. Orioles players celebrated amid champagne and victory parades after securing the franchise’s second world title and a heavy payday for the squad.
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Baltimore
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Cincinnati Reds
Memorial Stadium
New York Mets
Earl Weaver
Mike Cuellar
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Los Angeles
Brooks Robinson
Mets
Reds
Lee May
Cuellar
Paul Blair
Harry Dalton
Merv Rettenmund
Blair
Dave Johnson
Red
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Earl
Crow
Weaver
Plunkett Praised Amid College Football Chase
The unnamed Associated Press report highlights Jim Plunkett’s standout abilities in football as he nears major offense records. Gary Kerkorian hails his reading of defenses and pace, while Ramsey’s total stands as a benchmark. The piece notes Stanford’s win over USC and upcoming clash with Washington State, with major rankings and bowl implications. Also covered are bowling results and Missouri Sports Hall of Fame inductions featuring Joe Garagiola, Yogi Berra, Dizzy Dean, and Dr. Robert Hyland.
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Associated Press
Jim Plunkett
Cal
Roman Gabriel
Stanford
Gary Kerkorian
Indians
Southern California
Steve Ramsey
Washington State
Spokane
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Pacific
Texas
Arkansas
Ohio State
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Missouri
Abc-Tv
Mississippi
Southern
Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan State
Michigan
Air Force
Navy
Washington
D.C
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Big Ten
Towa
Mic In
Northwestern
Larry Zelina
Buckeyes
Ralph Holloway
Larry DiNardo
Joe Moore
Hemingway Stadium
Rebels
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
John Riggins
Gale Sayers
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
State
Robert F. Kennedy
Bob Parker
Auburn Express
Brent Cunningham
Southern Cal
Arizona State
Brigham Young
Oklahoma
Colorado
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Texas Tech
Mississippi State
Oregon State
Houston
UCLA
Bruins
California
ST. Louis
Joe Garagiola
Yogi Berra
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
St Louis Cardinal
Dizzy Dean
Robert F. Hyland
Corry Girls Defeat Second High School Swimming Team
Corry YMCA girls won their second straight meet defeating Titusville High School girls. Judy Gentile Kay Kelsey Carol Harvey Debbie Meerdink led the medley relay win, with Diane Cochran taking the 200 yard freestyle. Barb Seel starred in diving and the 60 yard medley, with Ann Nagy and Sue Smith also winning events for Corry.
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Corry
Rockettes
Kay
Gorry
YMCA
Oil City
Merv Gentile
Kay Kelsey
Carol Harvey
Debbie Meerdink
Debbie Lundy
Holly Fargo
Kim Kelsey
Marty Leishman
Diane Cochran
Harvey
Gentile
Kelsey
The
Barb Seel
Barb
Ann Nagy
Sue Smith
Titusville
Local Friday high school games listed for Titusville area
UNM releases schedule showing Titusville at Corry Oil City at Meadville and multiple matchups including Ft. LeBoeuf versus Wattsburg Union City versus Youngsville and Tech versus East Liverpool Ohio Tomorrow Vincent versus Hast at Jamestown Warren at Olean Bradford at Kane Hickory at Sharpsville Also note an inquiry about compound bows and tranquilizers in arrows with the Pennsylvania Game Commission declaring both unlawful for hunting in the state.
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Titusville
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Meadville
Ft. LeBoeuf
Wattsburg
Union City
Gen. McLane
North East
Troquois
Harborcreek
McDowell
Academy
Grove City
Franklin Tambridge Springs
Saegertown
Townville
Randolph
Youngsville
Tech
East Liverpool
Ohio
Shard
Northwestern
Reynolds
Conneaut Valley
Vincent
Hast
Prep
Jamestown
Warren
Olean
Bradford
Kane
Hickory
Sharpsville
Ingapswerty
Pennsylvania Game Commission
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Harley Taylor
Joe Baressi
Harold Bromley
Taylor
Baressi
Bromley
Gladys Thompson
Wo McCray Construction
Corry Beverage
George Black
Karl Brooks
Ea Roger
Bob Hunt
Rick Culver
Dale Wilkinson
Corry Jamestown
Lee Welchmen
Assembly No. 5
Leon Cable
Hert Heidher
Todd Firth
Walt Duron
Fredahl
Joe Baress
Kenlings
National League We Rallina Beres
Ed Rayek
Dick Hall
Dealer Sandburg
John Wilson
Paul Mountain
Theatre
Seneence Od
Jack Lemmon
Sandy Dennis
Dean Jones
Michele Lee
Cricketeer
Mary Gentile
Journal
McEldowney
Ghidder
Greenville
N.C
Trey Barrett
Wilmington
New Jover
Greenville Hospital
Necic
Io Barrett
New Hanover
Rose High
UNM
Corry Warren
Franklin
Meadville 2
TX Racer
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