Reds shuffle lineup for third World Series game
Sparky Anderson returns Joe Morgan to the No. 3 spot and moves Ken Griffey to No. 2, dropping Johnny Bench to No. 5 in a bid to mirror the Reds’ right handed lineup against Boston. The change follows Tiant’s shutout of Cincinnati in Game 1 and Morgan’s endorsement of the move.
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Terps ranked 19th Buckeyes keep poll lead
Ohio State remains No. 1 in the AP college football poll after routing Iowa 49-0 for 42 first place votes and 1,066 points. Oklahoma stays in second after a 24-17 win over Texas as Texas dips to eighth. USC and Nebraska hold at 34, Texas A&M climbs to fifth, Alabama sixth, Michigan seventh, Penn State ninth, Missouri tenth.
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Frederick Tennis Club Banquet Highlights Accomplishments Cited
The Frederick Tennis Club praised increasing membership and pro Lew Gerard at a VFW banquet. President Terry Hershey cited bus trips to D C area tournaments, better member communication, and broader leadership in summer events. The event honored committees and feature winners across multiple divisions. The club announced next year’s officers and an upcoming membership meeting on November 17 with a Wimbledon film to follow.
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Red Sox shrug off Riverfront turf ahead of pivotal game
Boston owner Whitey Herzog notes the Red Sox can play on any field as they head to Riverfront Stadium for game three. Bill Lee and Rico Petrocelli stress confidence despite a 3 2 loss in Boston. Manager Darrell Johnson plans Rick Wise to start, aiming to regain advantage in the series.
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Bench Slump Fears Crest as Reds Ready for Red Sox
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson says Johnny Bench and Tony Perez heat up together while Bench ends a five game drought. Bench projects a quick rebound as Reds shift lineup to favor right handed pitchers and protect his catching duties before facing Rick Wise in Boston.
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