Lynn Hurt In Fenway Scare Delivers Subdued World Series Night
Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox lay motionless after colliding with the Fenway Park wall in left centerfield during a tense World Series game. Trainers and manager Darrell Johnson treated him, but Lynn later returned to the game as Boston held a 3-0 lead on a rookie home run. The incident followed Ken Griffey’s two-run triple for Cincinnati.
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Darrell Johnson
Reds
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Norwalk Varsity Volleyball Falls to Upper Sandusky
The Norwalk High School varsity team lost to Upper Sandusky here Tuesday 9-15 and 11-15. Reserve players won 15-7 and 15-13 led by Jill Grell with 13 points while Teri Woelfling scored 12 for Norwalk.
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Fisk's Homer Nips Reds In Twelfth In World Series
Carlton Fisk hit a dramatic leadoff home run in the 12th inning off Pat Darcy to lift the Boston Red Sox 7 6 and tie the World Series at three games apiece. Johnny Bench called it the perfect moment for any ballplayer. Fisk spoke of childhood dreams and Ted Williams as he celebrated with teammates after the winning swing at Fenway Park.
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Cincinnati
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Darcy
Troy
Ohio
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Sox
Pete Rose Hails Dramatic World Series Defeat
Cincinnati Reds star Pete Rose spoke after a 7 6 loss to the Boston Red Sox in a famed World Series game. Carlton Fisk hit a game winning homer in the 12th, Bernie Carbo tied the game, and Dwight Evans made a pivotal catch and throw. Sparky Anderson called Evans’ catch the best he’d ever seen.
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Evans
Reds
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Ken Griffey
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Fred Lynn
George Foster
Angered Hallsville Demands Cosell Apology Over Newhouse Remarks
Hallsville Texas mayor T Bynum Hatley signed a resolution demanding a nationwide public apology from Howard Cosell and the American Broadcasting Co for remarks about Robert Newhouse a Dallas Cowboys running back born raised and schooled in Hallsville Cosell during a October 13 Detroit game called Newhouse a bad runner and questioned why the Lions could not stop him The town resident and officials protest the broadcaster calling the Cowboys very lucky.
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Cowboys
Shelby Runners Dominate Northern Ohio League Cross Country
Shelby High School swept the Northern Ohio League meet topping Tiffin 21 to 59 and Galion 105 while Bellevue, Upper Sandusky 144 Norwalk 177 and Willard 192 trailed. Mark Reed led Shelby in 10 09 over the two mile course. Norwalk’s Andy Heyman was the first to finish for his school.
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Gregg Plans Changes For Browns Skins Game
Cleveland coach Forrest Gregg signals likely starting personnel changes for Sunday's match with the Washington Redskins at Municipal Stadium. He notes the decision may wait until after several practices following a 16 15 loss to Denver and questions whether the improvement came from the Browns or Broncos fumbling.
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