New Grid Wires May Cost 5000 Dollars
A disrupted power grid caused by underground explosions near Howard Shetn and related outages prompted planning for expanded wiring. Authorities announced a 3 PM inspection and warned residents of possible further delays as crews assess damage and restart lines.
Fairview and LeBoeuf Lead Erie County Football League
Fairview and LeBoeuf dominated the Erie County Football League action. Chip Rappe and Steve Ellis led Fairview to a 28-8 win over Harborcreek, while Dave Seifert three touchdowns paced LeBoeuf to a 42-7 victory over North East in Waterford. Northwestern blanked General McLane 14-0, and Academy rolled Titusville 30-0. Erie East routed Franklin 52-0. Meadville, Oil City, and Oil City posted Northwest Conference wins amid a night of romps across the region.
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Royals Roll On To 10th Straight Win
The Royals stay hot, rallying in the seventh to defeat the Minnesota Twins 6-3 for their 10th straight win as George Brett belted a three run homer and Kansas City strengthened its AL West lead. Meanwhile the Red Sox swept Detroit behind Rice’s two homers and Campbell’s 25th and 26th saves.
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Football Northwest Conference Last Night Results
Results reveal Greenville defeated by 19 to 7 against City while Grove City posted a 72 point score in a separate game. Details are partially obscured by OCR but indicate a slate of Friday night outcomes in the Northwest Conference.
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Arnold Palmer Seeks Turnaround On 48th Birthday
In Endicott New York Arnold Palmer trails Dr Gil Morgan by two strokes after 36 holes of the $200000 B C Open as Morgan leads at 132 10 under par Elder and Algert among others at 136 Wadkins and Cole miss the cut while the field pares to 144 for the cut line Palmer eyes a birthday rally at En Joie Golf Club with his career peak era referenced in the report
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Exhibition Football Scores From Weekend Games
Weekend exhibition results show Detrait 24 beating Cleveland 20 and Washington 4 defeating New York Jets 7 while Green Bay 4 edged Philadelphia 1S Gaktend 21. Saturday slate lists Minnesota at Buffalo Houston at New Orleans Baltimore at Tampa Bay Cincinnati at Chicago Denver at San Francisco St Lavin at Kansas City and Sunday features Milam at New York Giants Atlanta at New England and Sealife at San Diego.
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Battle On TV Today Irish Out To Dethrone Pitt
AP Sports Writer Hershel Nissenson reports a media fueled college football kickoff with Alabama ranked sixth facing Ole Miss in Birmingham as Bear Bryant admits rough preparations. The weekend slate includes Notre Dame at Pitt, Tennessee awaiting Majors’ Vols, and top teams Oklahoma, Michigan, USC, Ohio State, and Texas Tech in key openers across nationwide telecasts.
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Carlton Sails Past Cards as Phillies Cruise to 11-4 Win
Steve Carlton overcoming a back issue leads Philadelphia to an 11-4 victory over St. Louis at Veterans Stadium. Greg Luzinski powers the offense with two homers and five RBIs, including a first-inning three-run swing. Phillies extend home streak to 53-15 on the year.
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Third big one old hat for Hattie Mayse Miles
Mayse Miles compares her 39 inch 17 pound muskie landed Thursday with her two year old grandson Jason Pierson at Findley Lake. The fish wins as Miles nets her third big muskie of the season in a findley lake outing.
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Evert Set to face Turnbull in U S Open final
At Forest Hills Chris Evert, the defending champion, reached the women's final, facing Wendy Turnbull who upset Navratilova and Wade. In men’s action, Connors vs Barazzutti and Vilas vs Solomon led to semifinals, with Vilas aiming to extend clay wins. O’Neil injured in Lions Browns game. late exhibition report.
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Sports Transactions Across Leagues Shuffled Players
The row catalogs multiple team moves across baseball football basketball and hockey. Mariners claimed Ray Foss and assigned Bill Laxton to Cleveland. Phillies announced Steve Cartton signing. Giants waived Al Simpson and offensive Nieman. 475 signed Ganny Lee. waivers for several players in Oakland and St Louis. Redskins activated Mike Cuttis and Duncan McCall while waiving Skip Sharp and Brian Dowling. Lakers signed James Edwards. Bruins signed Al Sims. Racers traded Blair MacDonald Mike Zuke and Days Inkpen to Edmonton in return for Kevin Devine Barry Wilkins Rusty Patonaude and Claude St Sevard.
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