Braves Open Season With Win Over Cavaliers
Buffalo’s Don May scores a career high 24 as the Braves defeat the Cavaliers 107-92 in the season opener. May converts 10 of 14 from the floor, 4 of 5 from the line, and exits with 7:56 left. Cleveland’s Bobby Smith leads Cavs with 21 points.
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Norwalk Trucker Bucyrus clash for first in league
Norwalk and Bucyrus fight for first place in the Northern Ohio League as the defense dominates. Coach Hardman lauds Kuhlman after 10 tackles in a key Shelby win while Bucyrus relies on Beal to anchor a strong defense and passing attack.
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Cassius Clay Arrives in Atlanta for Quarry Bout Training
In Atlanta Cassius Clay arrives for training ahead of his October 26 bout with Jerry Quarry. He appears calm and businesslike, wearing a green velvet vest and bell-bottoms, and calls Quarry “the next best man to Joe Frazier.”
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Victory and Boxing Echoes in School Poems and Ring Talk
A Norwalk eighth grader shows poetry on football fields praising teamwork and perseverance while a separate report covers heavyweight boxing career notes. Muhammad Ali, training at 214 pounds, aims for 208 to 210 for his comeback under manager Angelo Dundee.
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May Delivers Reds Past Orioles In Series Turning Win
Lee May hit a three run homer to beat the Baltimore Orioles 6 5 lifting Cincinnati to their first World Series win after three losses. Pitcher Clay Carroll held Orioles to one hit in the final stretch as Sparky Anderson weighed potential starters for the next game. Jets add veteran Chuck Mercein to taxi squad ahead of clash with Colts.
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Sidney Flanker Scores Four TDs In Big Win
Sidney star Mike Flanagan, a 6-2 184-pound flanker, scored four times in a 48 6 win over Bellefontaine to lift his season total to 84 points and 14 touchdowns. Also notes include Johnstown Monroe’s 2 0 victory and Bucyrus 9 7 over Tiffin Columbia as unbeaten teams push toward titles.
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Monroeville
Marion Pleasant
Mike Deskins
Pleasant
Cory- Rawson
Hardin- Northern
Hornets
Dan Shafer
Hardin-Northern
Zanesville
Don Seevers
Seevers
Cambridge
Columbus South
Cuellar to Start Fifth Game for Orioles in World Series
Baltimore's Mike Cuellar, named by Earl Weaver as the pitcher to close the World Series in game five, faces uncertainty as Sparky Anderson plans to start Jim Merritt instead of Jim McGlothlin. Cuellar was 24-8 in the season but lasted only two innings in the previous game.
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