Willie Mays Delivers Clutch Hit in World Series Game Two
In Oakland Willie Mays, age 42, drives a 12th inning single to ignite a four-run rally that lifts the New York Mets to a 10-7 victory over the Oakland A's. Bud Harrelson collects a run and Tug McGraw pitches six innings. Harrelson and McGraw express fatigue but confidence for upcoming game.
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Marcol blocked kicks cost Packers in Chiefs clash
Kansas City defensive end Wilbur Young blocked two Chester Marcol field goals as Green Bay tied Kansas City 10 10 in Milwaukee. Brockington left hurt after 106 rushing yards while Dan Devine blamed missed breaks and injuries for the Packers left winless, with Minnesota leading the division and Los Angeles next.
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Buckeyes Roll Wisconsin 24 0 as Jardine Praises Ohio State
Wisconsin fans packed Camp Randall 77 413 with high hopes but Ohio State dominated from the start. Archie Griffin led Buckeyes with 169 yards, Cornelius Greene added 81, and Bruce Elia 74 with two touchdowns as Ohio State routed the Badgers 24 0. Wisconsin coach John Jardine praised Ohio State’s physical play while Woody Hayes credited his defense and constant stunts for the win.
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Kohn Wins Second Derby Crown in Lancaster Show
Ron Kohn captured his second demolition derby title in three years at Lancaster Ohio’s Fairfield County Fair Rodeo arena. He drove a 64 Ford sedan and a white 61 Mercury to the finals amid a muddy, slow track with about 200 competitors and a prize package including a 1973 Ford Pinto and four Uniroyal tires.
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Black Hawk routs New Glarus 38-0 to stay unbeaten in league play
Black Hawk dominated New Glarus 38-0 in a State Line League home game to improve to 7-0, leading Pecatonica by a half game. Randy Lersch and John Mitchell each scored twice as Black Hawk piled up 235 rushing yards and forced a safety.
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Albany 2nd at Platteville in invitational cross country
Albany High School placed second with 74 points at the Platteville Invitational led by Russell Hill 11th in 14:22. Belmont’s Mark Biehe won with a course record 12:53. The Comets race at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Delavan for CCS regional aims at a state berth.
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Grade football results from Saturday games
In fifth grade action the Lincoln Packers and Northside Redskins tied 6 6 while St Victor s Saints shut out the East Dolphins 25 0. In sixth grade play the Northside Falcons beat the East Vikings 7 0 and the Lincoln Lions defeated the St Victor s Wolverines 26 0.
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Cheese Capital Couples bowler Sam Remus posts 559 series
Sam Remus rolled 243 143 173 for a 559 series in Cheese Capital Couples at Eagles Club Lanes. Betty Ritschard led women with 509 in Country/Couples bowling while Merlyn Loveland topped Sundowners with 514. Team scores highlight Prien & Ritschard 1926 in Country Couples and O'Donahue 541 in Better Half.
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