Reds Win World Series In Ten Inning Thriller
Cincinnati defeats Boston 5 to 4 in 10 innings to clinch the championship at Fenway Park. Morgan drives in the deciding run with a line drive to center after Griffey walks and Geronimo bunts him to third. Yaz flies out to end the game as fans flood the field.
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WFL Folds Women Discuss NFL Admission Move
WFL leaders met with NFL representatives to explore possible admission to the older league. Both former WFL teams signaled efforts to retain players and seek NFL membership. A spokesman noted any Birmingham or Memphis applications would be considered. In San Antonio four teams discussed creating another league, while the Southern California Sun declined comment as owners and officials navigated ongoing plans.
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Rams Signaling Interest In 1975 WFL Holdovers
Rams hold rights to WFL players John Harvey Frank Johnson and Pat Haden from the 1975 draft and face an Oct 28 deadline to sign them. Rosenbloom says rosters are set and adding players after that would displace current players. Haden left Sun to pursue Rhodes scholarship at Oxford after being drafted by the Sun.
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Reds Clinch Thrilling World Series Victory
Johnny Bench cried as Cincinnati sealed the title in a dramatic fall classic. Sparky Anderson praised the Red Sox class and Morgan’s clutch hit as the pivotal moment. Wil McEnaney, nerves steady, secured the save while Denny Doyle’s errors haunted Boston’s fate.
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Devine predicts high scoring Notre Dame vs USC showdown
Notre Dame coach Dan Devine said he is not involved in a vendetta against USC and expects a fast, high scoring game. He praised USC defense and Ricky Bell while noting Notre Dame must start strong to counter a versatile Trojan attack. Starting QB decision hinges on Joe Montana’s health after recent comebacks.
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U S cagers win Pan American gold over Cuba
The United States men’s basketball team beat Cuba 78 to something to claim the Pan American Games title in Mexico City. Otis Birdsong scored 14 points, Parish dunked three early shots, and the U S remained undefeated at 7-0 while Cuba fell to 2 losses.
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Goring nets hat trick to pace Kings past Black Hawks
Butch Goring scored three goals and Gene Carr added two as the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Chicago Black Hawks 5-3. Goring scored in the second and three times in the third period, beating Tony Esposito to push Gary Edwards to his fourth win. Chicago goalie Esposito allowed five goals as the Hawks suffered their first home loss.
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PAN AM RESULTS AND INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL SUMMARY
Fragmented copy covers Pan Am results with scattered scores and events. Mentions United States Cuba Brazil and Mexico in swimming and basketball outcomes, plus individual names and times. Content is garbled but indicates medal results and team performances across multiple events with several named athletes.
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