Money pitchers on mound in World Series opener
New York Yankees face Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the best of seven as Don Sutton starts for the Dodgers and Don Gullett goes for the Yankees. Sutton owns a 3-0 NL playoff record and a 1-0 World Series mark, while Gullett is 2-1 in World Series play with a 2.72 ERA. Dodgers favored 6-5 to win Game 1 and 13-10 for the Series.
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Waldemore earns notice from NFL scout for Huskers
Nebraska tackle Stan Waldemore, a 6-4 260-pound senior, drew praise from Miami Dolphins scout Steve Crosby during a closed practice in Manhattan. Crosby commended his size, quickness, and impact on run plays that helped Isaiah Hipp’s two long touchdown runs. Waldemore’s path from Essex Catholic to Nebraska included multiple position switches and a knee injury, but he has found a home at right tackle and credits coaching honesty and hard work for his breakout season. His rise has drawn interest from pro scouts and fellow Huskers who recognize his pivotal role on one of Nebraska’s strongest lines.
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Trail Blazers Grapple With Walton Absence For Opener
Portland team, led by captain Bill Walton, battles back injuries that kept him in Meridian Park Hospital and in traction since Saturday. Ramsay says Walton may miss preps but could return for Oct. 21 title defense. team posts 3-3 in the preseason as Owens and Neal gain center time.
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Coryell blasts NFL officiating officials turnover rate
St Louis Cardinals coach Don Coryell condemned the NFL officiating ranks, suggesting one quarter to one third of referees should be replaced each year. His remarks came after a 30 24 loss to the Dallas Cowboys in a pivotal NFC East game marked by two pass interference penalties in the fourth quarter and a 166 yard day in penalties, a club record.
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Nebraska Gridiron Rises in Polls After KC State Win
Nebraska, 26 9 winners over Kansas State, drop from seventh to ninth in the United Press International college football poll. They hold ninth in the Associated Press poll. Michigan leads both polls, Texas rises to second after defeating Oklahoma, Colorado sits third, and Alabama stands fourth in both rankings.
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Smith back as Nebraska Black Shirt amid depth chart shuffle
Nebraska restarts Kent Smith at monster linebacker after a depth chart update following film study of the Kansas State game. Jim Pillen remains a strong backup as Randy Garcia moves ahead of Tom Sorley at quarterback. James Wightman starts at linebacker.
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Packed boys prep ratings mix class B and D matchups
The ratings list top teams including Wahoo Neumann Battle Creek Gibbon Bayard Elkhorn MM and others with upcoming Friday tests against class B foes. Plainview hosts Pierce while Dorchester battles Clay Center and Loomis plays Loomis hosts others in Pioneer action. Weeping Water and Weeping Water edges into top 10 talk with Elkhorn St Michael Thursday.
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Cavaliers' Passes Lift Neumann Past Scotus in Upset
Prep Sports Editor notes Neumann football coach Bob Brandt’s wishbone team relies on passes in a surprise win over Scotus. Paul Mary leads with five receptions for 104 yards as Neumann converts key fourth downs with a 21 and 29 yard plays. Halfback Mike Carroll and Rick Ahrens pace a grinding rushing effort.
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