Orioles Clinch World Series With 9-3 Victory Over Reds
Baltimore crowds own the rain soaked Memorial Stadium as the Orioles sweep the Reds 9-3 to clinch the World Series. Mike Cuellar fires a six hit shutout stretch after a rough first inning while Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson and Paul Blair lead a 50 hit, 10 homer attack. Orioles players feast on champagne and celebrate their second world title.
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Believes Carr Will Lead ASU to Victory
Arkansas State University tailback Johnny Carr starred in a 21 to 14 win over Trinity University after replacing injured Calvin Harrell. Carr rushed 22 times for 122 yards and threw a 74 yard TD pass, helping ASU extend its unbeaten streak and set up a clash with Louisiana Tech at Jonesboro Saturday night.
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Big Game of Season for Both Teams
Hope Bobcats host undefeated Arkadelphia Badgers in a homecoming showdown with championship implications. A packed stadium and KXAR radio broadcast set the scene as both teams seek the 4AA crown while last year’s loss lingers for Arkadelphia.
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Hope Bobkittens Grind Nashville 20–0 at Hammons Stadium
Hope Bobkittens dominate Nashville Scrappers 20 to 0 in Hammons Stadium. Gary Rhodes scores from a yard in the first quarter and Terry Smith adds a second, Huddleston runs in the third as Hope seals win despite a blocked extra point. Robinson intercepts late to preserve the shutout. Huddleston 47 rushing, Smith 34 for Hope. Nashville’s Dwight Smith and Jimmy Jamison top their rushing with 10 yards each. Next game at home versus Magnolia Panthers Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Robinson Series Hero Delivers In Orioles Victory
Brooks Robinson starred in the World Series, hitting 9-for-21 with two homers and six RBIs while highlighting stellar defense. He delivered a clutch ninth inning dive to negate Johnny Bench, capping the Orioles’ triumph as 45,341 fans at Memorial Stadium rose in tribute.
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