Middletown Middies Down Fairfield on stout defense
The Middletown Middies beat Fairfield 14 to 6 at Barnitz Stadium as defenders limited Fairfield to 134 total yards. Rich Hyde’s 54 yard TD highlighted the Indians’ scoring, while Don Faris and Mike Smith helped off a shaky backfield and Mark Lambert connected on key passes.
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Mets Seek Upset as They Open NLCS in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the Mets with 82-79 record face the defending NL champion Reds in a best of five. Tom Seaver opposes Jack Billingham as two 19-game winners start the series. Mets promise surprises and deny a mismatch saying they start from scratch, with weather set for clear, dry conditions.
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Padres get 30 day reprieve on San Diego stay
National League owners after a four hour meeting grant Padres owner C Arnholt Smith up to 30 days to seek additional capital and better operating terms to keep the franchise in San Diego. If arrangements fail another meeting will consider transferring the club to Washington DC.
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Royals Rehire Jack McKeon As Manager
Kansas City Royals bring back manager Jack McKeon on a one year contract. McKeon, 42, led the club to its best record ever and second place in the AL West after 15 years in the minors.
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Willie Mays Named NL Rookie of the Year 1951
Willie Mays earned the National League rookie of the year honor in 1951 while playing for the New York Giants, highlighting his rise as a star in major league baseball.
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Vets give A's a playoff edge
The Orioles face a pivotal AL playoff opener against the Oakland Athletics with Oakland veteran World Series champions holding an edge in postseason experience. Vida Blue vs Jim Palmer highlights the clash as Orioles managers weigh lineup choices with left handed options benched for more seasoned hitters.
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Fenwick stays unbeaten with 14 8 win over Monroe
Fenwick High stays 5-0 as it defeats Monroe 14 to 8 in a Mid Miami League clash. The Falcons’ defense limited Monroe to 13 rushing yards in the first half while Mike Harkrader and Greg Klapheke powered the scoring drives. Monroe, now 4-1, suffered a late score and was irked by a 15 yard penalty for late entry from the locker room.
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Gals' grid debut delayed by court ruling
Wishkah Valley High School in Montesano faces a delay to its first football game as three female players await a judge's decision on their right to play. Judge Schumaker will rule next week. The WIAA prohibits girls from playing football and warned of sanctions and forfeiture if the players take the field.
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Hawaii Football Quietly Basks in 1924 Unbeaten Season
In 1924 Hawaii achieved its only unbeaten untied football season, marking a historic high point for the program. The achievement stands as a notable milestone in local sports history.
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Sharp putting lifts Nicklaus Greene to co lead at Kings Island
In rain delayed play at Kings Island Open Jack Nicklaus and Bert Greene shot 68 to share the first round lead. Nicklaus needing a win for a $25,000 prize, praised the greens while Greene relied on nine one putters in a 28-putt effort amid soggy conditions.
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