Winter flounder salvage from a tuna trip in Pt Pleasant
A group including Marty Rouse and Rob Duffy escape a poor tuna opening by switching to winter flounder at Belmar. They catch 10 to 12 inch flounder using bloodworms and chum, turning a canceled tuna day into a silver lining for the trip.
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Mets win World Series after stunning comeback
The Mets, once underdogs at 5-1, lost the opener in Baltimore but won the next four in New York behind Tom Seaver Koosman and Gary Gentry. It marked only the third Series where a team dropped the first game and swept the rest. Winners receive at least 15,000 per player. Orioles get at least 10,000 each. Total player pool may reach 17 to 20 thousand dollars. final figures to be announced by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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TJ Ninth Grade Loses Contested Football Game
The Thom Johnson ninth grade team lost 4-7 to Westminster Junior High. Greg Randolph opened scoring for TJ, with Warren Stackman adding the extra point. A 60 yard run by Ken Reynolds was called back by a penalty as Westminster struck after the halftime kickoff, then added two points on a conversion. TJ’s penalties and interceptions hindered the comeback.
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Colts star Lars Orrall sets NCAA season passing record
Lars Orrall of the Baltimore Colts allegedly holds a season passing yards record, with a notable 2h yards per attempt mark set in 945 while quarterbacking Michigan State. The fragmentary item presents historical sports figures and dates with unclear specifics.
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Unbeaten List Shrinks as Notre Dame Faces Trojans
Major Amos B Hoople predicts a high scoring clash at South Bend with Notre Dame and USC. He foresees Theismann Trophy contender Joe Theismann and Gatewood leading a 35 25 Irish win. He also chips in scores for UCLA over California and other Week Oct 18 outcomes.
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ACC Football Focus With Virginia and North Carolina State
North Carolina State coach Earle Edwards praises Virginia pass defense as the Cavaliers prepare for a Saturday matchup. Virginia freshmen challenge NC State’s patterns while Wake Forest drills defense for Clemson. Duke and Maryland prep injuries and doubtful starters loom for the weekend as Duke faces Maryland and Duke’s sophomores contend with deep Terps.
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World Series Nightmare For Orioles Blown By Mets
The Baltimore Orioles dream of repeating as champions ends as the New York Mets win the World Series in four straight games. Mets outfield catches rob Orioles rally attempts, including key plays by Tommie Agee, Cleon Jones, and Ron Swoboda. Orioles manager Earl Weaver disputes luck, pledges for next year, while fans at Friendship International celebrate the Mets victory.
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