Hope and Fairview clash in 4-AA title bid matchup
October 15 1989 Hope Bobcats visit Fairview Cardinals in a high stakes 4-AA West Division game with statewide ranking implications. Fairview a 4-1 favorite features stellar kickers Harris and Still and a strong defense while Hope relies on running backs Lloyd Quillin and Wheeler, plus key tacklers Alford and Norton to offset Fairview’s offense.
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Davidson's Slade College Back of Week
Gordon Slade led Davidson to a 37-7 win over Richmond completing 32 of 43 passes for 285 yards and two TDs while scoring three times. Named college Back of the Week by the AP, he boosts the Wildcats to 4-0 in the Southern Conference, a best since 1927, and adds a strong two-sport profile as a minor league baseball standout.
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Mets Defeat Orioles 5 0 As Agee Guides Rally in World Series
New York Mets blank Baltimore 5 0 to take a 2 1 lead in the World Series as Tommie Agee belted a pivotal circus catch and Cleon Jones and Gary Gentry supported with timely hitting. Six million fans heard Harrelson celebrate defense after eight chances, while Palmer and Cuellar pitched for Baltimore. Remaining schedule shows at Shea and potential travel days through mid October.
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Army Shooter Wins 4th Medal
Army Maj Lones Wigger captured his fourth straight gold medal at the ninth annual U S International Shooting Championships by winning the army rifle match with 558 points. The New York Mets beat the Baltimore Orioles 2 1 in Game 3 of the World Series as Tommie Agee delivered a leadoff homer and two stunning catches. Gary Gentry and Nolan Ryan combined on the Mets win, while Agee and Hodges provided key fielding plays behind them.
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Badgers Stay Unbeaten in District Showdown Push
Arkadelphia Badgers remain the only undefeated District 4AA team after six weeks. They face Fairview and Hope later in the schedule while rolling past Magnolia 25 8. Highlights include Ronny Brown’s 17 points and a strong all around attack with 176 passing and 175 rushing yards.
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Mets Win Thriller to Force Fourth Game in Series
Dave May drew a pair of walks to load the bases with two outs before striking out Blair for the final out. The Mets face Cuellar again as Seaver starts against Mike Coales in today’s fourth game, with Cuellar having won the previous meeting.
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Knicks Aim To Extend Coaches Debuts Ruin Cincinnati Test
New York Knicks face Royals in Cincinnati after opening the season with a 126 101 win over Seattle. Reed Bradley and Barnett lead the scoring with 28 22 and 16 points respectively as Stallworth returns from a heart attack. Cincinnati looms as a tougher test with coach Oscar Robertson keying the challenge.
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