Colts Rally Past Patriots In Upset At Foxboro
Baltimore, trailing 27 7 in the fourth quarter, roared back with 27 points highlighted by Joe Washington a three touchdown night including a halfback pass a 23 yard reception and a 90 yard kickoff return Washington who was acquired from San Diego for Lydell Mitchell led the rally and capped it with a 23 yard kickoff return touchdown with 1 18 left to give Baltimore a 34 27 win over New England in Foxboro Patriots drop to 1 2 on the season.
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Bengals to adjust defense after 8 3 loss to Steelers
Cincinnati Bengals coach Bill Johnson outlined tactical changes after a 8 3 defeat by the Pittsburgh Steelers. He cited poor run defense and limited pass rush with the 3 4 scheme and said personnel changes are not planned. Johnson vowed continued film study and adjustments to improve both rushing and throwing efficiency.
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Haughton draws rail in Little Brown Jug heat
Delaware Ohio AP Hall of Famer driver Eddie Haughton drew post one for Falcon Almahurst in the second division of the Little Brown Jug as rivals Abercrombie Flight Director and Armbro Tiger line up in strong fields. The June race at Delaware County Fairgrounds highlights a crowded field with post positions shaping the pacing classic.
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Bills winner in Federal Blue Division title fight
Open Door clinched the Blue Division softball title with a 4 to 2 victory over Brewer's Gin Mill at Goldman Park last night.
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Pleasant Hill hosts two weekend golf tourneys in Monroe
Pleasant Hill Golf Club in Monroe runs two weekend events this weekend an amateur two man best ball tournament and an October 8 four man team scramble entry costs 12.50 per man or 50 per team for the scramble. Clubhouse information is available at 539-7220.
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Lebanon Raceway Race Day Pace Lineup and Entries
A listing of horse names and drivers for Lebanon Raceway races including IST RACE with Pace Roxey Adios Lady and others, IRD RACE with Silver Throne and Joes Special, STH RACE with Judge Erv and Greenland Jay, and subsequent 6th to 9th races featuring numerous entrants like Wanda Jean, Battie Night, Or 5 Golden Knight, Judy Nancy, and Steady Mac McGrew. The notice enumerates horses per race and competing pairings.
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Play Better Golf with Jack Nicklaus Try to Both
Read tips from golf legend Jack Nicklaus offering concise drills and mindset strategies to improve swing tempo balance and focus. The guide emphasizes repetition patience and course management to lower scores and build confidence on every hole.
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Tennis stars shine in first-round action at diverse events
Ray Moore and Vijay Amritraj won three-set matches in the Tennis Open first round. Victor Pecci and Terry Moor also advanced, while Chanfreau Duibley Waltke and McDaniel led early wins. In Rochester, Sedgman captured the Grand Masters title, and doubles teams Hartwig Davidson thrived. In baseball, Phil Garner and Dave Parker shared NL Player of the Week honors with Amos Otis claiming AL honors.
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Carlisle Baseball Association to Elect Officers at Meeting
Carlisle Carlisle Baseball Association will hold a meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 in the Carlisle Junior High School building Election of officers for the coming year will be the chief business at the gathering.
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Bowling Hensley rolls 746 in All-Star League
Darrell Hensley led Warner's with a 746 series at the Sports Bowl All-Star League, posting 280 210 and 256 games. Ault reached 700 at Eastern Lanes with 246 248 206, while seven year old Todd McClanahan bowled a 210 series with three 70 games. Other notable scores include S Roach 260 and Pleiffer 258 among several 230s.
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Fall sports results from Monroe Fenwick tennis and area golf
Fall sports results show Fenwick defeating Monroe in girls tennis. Piqua and Middletown posted golf scores of 248 and 283 respectively. Tatawanda led cross country with a 4 4 finish and a team score of 73 to Middletown 16.
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Ali not ready to retire yet after reclaiming title
CHICAGO AP Muhammad Ali appears settled in the heavyweight crown after winning it back from Leon Spinks, saying he has no plan to retire without another title defense. A statement from attorney Charles Lomax on Monday notes no decision on future opponents, timing, or venues for at least eight months amid multiple offers.
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