A's face World Series pivotal game against Mets
Oakland stars Vida Blue and Catfish Hunter prepare for Game 3 at the Coliseum with a 30 percent rain chance and about 50 000 fans expected. Reggie Jackson vows toughness as the A's seek key hits against Tom Seaver and a slick Mets defense after a 3 2 loss in Shea.
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Fenwick Powers Past Lakota 40-16 in MML Clash
Fenwick Falcons Dominate Lakota Thunderbirds 40-16 as trio of backs Harkrader Klapheke Roberts surge for 223 rushing yards and Bruggeman connects on 8 of 10 passes. Falcons improve to 5-0 in the Mid Miami League ahead of showdown with Talawanda. Lakota falls to 2-5.
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Revamped Middies pull 70 victory in tough road game
Middletown under coach Jack Gordon survived a string of injuries and two-way duties to defeat Lima 70 with a stingy defense. Williams Spradling and Davis stepped up as substitutes, while Green and Faris-Hogan injuries limited lineup. Lima fell to 3-3-1 after the loss.
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Braves rally to defeat Monroe in MML showdown
Talawanda edges Monroe 20 6 in a late surge after Sullivan and Logsdon drive a 49 yard march and a 1 yard scoring run. Monroe, led by Mayabb and McDonough, had led 18 8 earlier but failed to hold in final minutes.
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Sports in brief highlights across baseball tennis and golf
Al Michaels will leave Reds radio to call Giant games next year. Cleveland delays stadium bill payment threatens court action. Amritraj and Evert win to reach semis in Indian Grand Prix and Boca Raton events. World Team Tennis signs Bartkowitz Graebner duo for May debut. Whitworth leads Waco Classic and Schlee tops Napa Open. Browns player Gloster Richardson fined 800 dollars and loses driving privileges for marijuana and traffic offenses.
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NBA Scores and ABA Results Reported
The summary lists several NBA games with final scores: Boston 133 over Philadelphia 102, New York 92 over Cleveland, Chicago 117 over Capital Bullets, Milwaukee 118 over Seattle, Portland 111. ABA Kentucky 121 over Carolina 109, New York 101 over Memphis, Virginia 105 over San Antonio, Utah 101 over San Diego, Indiana 96 over Denver 113.
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Yeoman guides Nobles past Canes in 30 7 upset
Houston, ranked 14th, fell behind 7-0 at halftime as Coach Bill Yeoman unleashed D C Nobles passing for 223 yards and 13 completions leading a 30-7 victory over Miami. Other Friday games featured Penn over Lehigh 27-20 and Fresno State edging Long Beach State 15-14.
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Area High School Football Scores From Tonight’s Games
Middletown 7 Lima 0 and Fenwick 40 Lakota 16 lead a night of area results. Franklin 30 Madison 6, Talawanda 20 Monroe 18, Edgewood 41 New Miami 0, Lebanon 15 Mason 12, Kings 47 Waynesville 12.
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Vancouver Defeats Edmonton 3 1 in WHA hockey
Vancouver and Edmonton faced off in a WHA game with a 3 to 1 Vancouver win. Minnesota and New England also played in the NHL, with a 1 to 0 result for Vancouver over Philadelphia.
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