Disputed bunt elevates Reds to World Series lead
In Cincinnati the Reds take a one game edge after a dramatic 6 5 win over the Red Sox in Boston, a game dominated by umpire calls on a bunt by Ed Armbrister that sparked heated Boston complaints. The ballgame featured six homers tying a World Series record as Joe Morgan delivered a 10th inning game winning hit.
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Mason Edged In Scoring Tops In Rushing
The article highlights NOL rushing leaders with Brad Mason at the top with 918 overall yards and 56 points. Galion’s Ken Dye posts 107 rushing yards in a game, boosting his season average, while Norwalk, Tiffin, Bellevue, and other teams lead in passing and defense across the league.
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Umpires Differ Over Interference Call in World Series
Barnett and Stella defend their interference ruling after a collision that led Darrell Johnson to challenge the decision. Johnson argues Fisk was interfered with and cites anticipated instant replay to support his view.
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Sparky Anderson comments on Red Sox controversy
Reds manager Sparky Anderson said he was glad he was not involved in the dispute and called it a judgment call by the umpires. He emphasized he was not part of the controversy and would not argue with the umpire's decision.
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Eagles stretch to 11th straight cross country victory
Monroeville dominates with seven of top eight spots plus Kyle Heyman second in 10:23. Steve Rook of Black River wins overall as Eagles win 20-43. Norwalk places mid in Willard triangular with Shelby taking the meet. James oug: Pan American Games coverage notes U S trailing Cuba by three golds on day three.
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Cavaliers Fall In Exhibition Thriller At Pistons
Cleveland Cavaliers lost 112-111 to the Detroit Pistons in the exhibition opener. George Trapps hit a 25-foot jumper at the buzzer to seal the win while Bobby Smith led the Cavs with 18 points and Campy Russell prepared for a Michigan game appearance.
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