World Series Opens as Yanks Vow to Dismantle Reds
In Cincinnati Sparky Anderson hedges on talk while Billy Martin promises to “beat their butts off” as the Yankees face the Big Red Machine in the best-of-seven. Doyle Alexander starts for New York with Don Gullett for Cincinnati, and Bowie Kuhn’s DH debut reshapes lineups with Lou Piniella and Carlos May for New York and Dan Driessen and Bob Bailey for Cincinnati.
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Bruce Lowitt
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Billy Martin
Duck
Martin
New York Yankees
Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Yanks
Chris Chambliss
Kansas City
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Royals
Doyle Alexander
Don Gullett
Reds
Dock Ellis
New York
Ellis
Riverfront Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Alexander
Catfish Hunter
Fred Norman
Gullett
Bowie Kuhn
Nationals
Lou Piniella
DHA
Carlos May
Dan Driessen
Bob Bailey
Middie mystery deepens after 60 win over Taft
Middletown Middies held off Hamilton Taft 60 to 0 at Barnitz Stadium to notch their second Greater Miami Conference victory. Coach Jack Gordon blamed concentration lapses and injuries, including quarterback Jackie Gordon’s ankle, as the team barely capitalized on big ground yardage and a late field position miscue. Larry Mack ran 26 times for 153 yards before an ankle injury. Bobby Dwyer opened scoring with a 48 yard TD burst.
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Jerry Nardiello
Journal
Middletown
Jack Gordon
Middies
Hamilton Taft
Barnitz Stadium
Gordon
Bobby Dwyer
Tiger
Larry Mack
Dale Murphy
Taft
Jackie Gordon
Joe Merritt
The
Tigers
Merritt
Mack
Greater Miami
Cincinnati Plans Daytime World Series Celebration
Cincinnati officials decide to hold an official daytime celebration the day after the final game while rejecting a night event proposal. Police will deploy a large force at Fountain Square if the Reds win the pennant and World Championship, aiming to curb postgame violence.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Cincinnati Police Division
Fountain Square Plaza
New York Yankees
Dream Of Glory Syndicated For Eight Hundred Ten Thousand
The US Trotting Assn reports Dream Of Glory has been syndicated for $810,000. The four year old standout of 1973 and the 1974 champion trotter moves to trainer-driver Joe O'Brien for 1975 racing. After retirement the trotter will stand at stud on the Armstrong farm in Canada.
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Columbus
Ohio
Trotting Assn
Joe O'Brien
Armstrong Farm
Canada
Carter sidelined as IU drills begin after injury
Butch Carter of Middletown suffers an inside metatarsal fracture in right ankle during informal practice and will miss three to six weeks. Indiana University opens the season November 27 at home versus South Dakota with Kent Benson as the lone returning starter from the title team.
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Bloomington
Clarence
Butch” Carter
Middletown
Indiana University
Hoosiers
Ohio
Carter
Indiana
South Dakota
Kent Benson
Bobby Knight
Knight
Edgewood blanks Monroe 21-0 in MML showdown
Edgewood Coach Dale Robertson watched his Cougars dominate Monroe 21 to 0, moving to 5-1 in the Mid-Miami League while Monroe dropped to 3-1. Inside outside duo Jim Cottle and Terry Osborne paced the attack with two Cottle scores and a third from Osborne, plus Garland booted three extra points.
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Tim Willis
Trenton
Edgewood Cougars
Hornets
Monroe
Edgewood
Lebanon
Cougar
Dale Robertson
Jim Cottle
Terry Osborne
Phil Garland
Jim
Terry
Robertson
Cottle
Osborne
Cougars
Hornet
Duane Hickman
Area High School Football Results Snapshot
Middletown 6 Hamilton Taft 0. Lakota 20 Franklin 17. Centerville 45 Dayton Wayne 0. Cin St Xavier 21 Purcell 18. Circleville 21 Wilmington 14. Coldwater 62 New Bremen 7. Mason 34 Kings 14. Massillon 10 Steubenville 0. Various area games listed with scores and opponents.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Taft
Edgewood
Monroe
Lebanon
Fenwick
Lakota
Franklin
Springboro
Clinton Massie
Hamilton Badin
Tatawanda
Mason
Kings
TV North
Preble Shawnee
Eaton
Madison
Fairfield
Garfield
Bellprook
Tipp City
Bellefontaine
Springfield
Shawnee
Bethel Tate
Northwestern
Blanchester
Little Miami
Brookville
Milton Union
Cedarville
Paint Valley
Centerville
Dayton
Wayne
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Aiken
Colerain
Anderson
Deer Park
Mariemont
Con. Elder
LaSalle
Greenhills
Taylor
Indian Hill
Sycamore
McNicholas
Turpin
Cin Moeller
Ston
Chaminade
Julienne
North College Hill
Harrison
Northwest
Norwood
Princeton
Bacon
Reading
Finneytown
St. Xavier
Purcell
Woodward
Walnut Hills
Wyoming
Lockland
Circleville
Wilmington
Coldwater
New Bremen
Col Watterson
Upper Arlington
Dayton Carrot
Mt. Healthy
Roth
Fairview
Northmont
Piqua
Stivers
Wilbur Wright
Goshen
Western Brown
Greenville
Northridge
Oxford
Talawanda
New Miami
Ross
Kettering Aster
Lima
Kettering Fairmont East
Stebbins
Kettering Fairmont West
North
Lima Bath
Delphos St. Jonn
Loveland Hurst
Glen Este
Massillon
Steubenville
Milford
Madeira
Tecumseh
West Carrollton
New Richmond
Amelia
Newark
Grove City
St. Marys
Defiance
Sandusky
Marion Harding
Sidney
Trotwood
Sidney Lehman
Covington
Troy
Xenia
van Wert
Celina
Warren Harding
Alliance
Miami Trace
Hillsboro
Beavercreek
Alabama Tennessee TV clash stirs outcry over schedule
The article discusses ABC and NCAA pushback over televising the Alabama Tennessee rivalry and the Oklahoma Kansas game. It notes Alabama and Tennessee's subpar seasons, a crowded broadcast slate with Oklahoma, Texas, and Nebraska, and kickoff timing around the World Series. It mentions Bryant and Battle and a rare Sunday practice after a 24-8 win over Southern Mississippi.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Abc-Tv
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
ABC
NCAA
Texas
Nebraska
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Michigan
Northwestern
Pitt
Miami
Florida
Kansas State
UCLA
Washington State
Wake Forest
Maryland
Iowa State
Missouri
Wisconsin
Texas Tech
Rice
Southern California
Associated Press
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Florida State
Oregon
Notre Dame
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ole Miss
South Carolina
Houston
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Bear Bryant
Bill Battle
Battle
Bear
Bryant
Bama
Southern Mississippi
Hockey scores from WHA and NHL games
The record lists multiple results including Indianapolis 6 Cincinnati San Diego 7 and Minnesota 6 Winnipeg 6. Edmonton topped Boston 3 while Toronto beat Atlanta 7. Pittsburgh and Colorado faced Chicago with a 3 point separation.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
San Diego
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Boston
Toronto
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Chicago
Reds fans fear after Yankee Stadium chaos in World Series
Cincinnati residents and Reds players express anxiety following the Yankee Stadium riot after New York clinched the AL pennant. Johnny Bench and Pete Rose describe fear of violence, while players weigh safety in New York for the Series opener. Local observers joke about security, with concern over fans and protection measures.
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Will Grimsley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Reds
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
New York
Yankee
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