Brewers Shutout Yanks as Caldwell Dominates Alley Clash
Milwaukee lefty Mike Caldwell blanked New York 2-0 on four hits to win his 20th game and his 22nd complete, while Ron Guidry remains the AL Cy Young favorite. Robin Yount and Carl Yastrzemski fueled offense as Boston beat Detroit, tightening the AL East. Other scores: Indians over Orioles 2-1, California over Minnesota 4-1, Royals over Mariners 9-8, White Sox over A’s 8-4.
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Twins
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Mariners
Paul Splittorff
Fred Patek
White Sox
Ron Blomberg
A’s
Thad Bosley
Go Go Crowd Drives St Paul Volleyball Past Western Reserve
St Paul Flyers toppled Western Reserve Roughriders in three games 15-12 11 6 to open Firelands Conference play. Crowd energy and powerful serves fueled a 91 percent success in the final game as St Paul improved to 4-1 overall and 1-0 in league. Western falls to 0-1.
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Roughriders
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Baseball results and upcoming games from Thursday
Scores show Chicago, Oakland, Cleveland, Baltimore, Milwaukee and New York wins. Probable pitchers listed for Boston Detroit New York Toronto Milwaukee Kansas City Texas Minnesota. Thursday games include New York at Toronto Boston at Detroit Milwaukee at Kansas City Texas at Minnesota.
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Rasmussen
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Sutton
Philadel Pittsburgh
Saniego
Rams Sweeps Upper Sandusky In NOL Volleyball
Norwalk fell to Upper Sandusky two straight games in a Northern Ohio League match. The Rams dominated 15-3 and 15-5 to stretch their skid to three losses. EARL Y BIRDS Janesville Prod.
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Rams
Cooke Slips To 32 In Wildcats Dual Win Over Plymouth
New London senior Stan Cooke fired a 32 to lead the Wildcats to a 151-183 win against Plymouth. Cooke set a school dual record but was one shy of his personal best 31 from two years earlier. Teammate scores included Steve Baker 38, Scott Wyckoff 39, Todd Tappel 42, and Jere Young 43. Plymouth’s Jeff Ream led with 40. Plymouth’s Randy Compton 44, Jerry Wheeler 47, Jeff Brown 52. New London 74 in duals. Plymouth 2 5. Next, New London at Sycamore against Edison. Plymouth at Colonel Crawford.
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Jeff Brown
New London
Coach Almost Quit Following Moeller's 1st Loss In 37 Games
Ohio high school football notes recount Moeller's 13-12 defeat at Princeton ending a 53 game regular streak and 37 straight overall. Faust faced loss but believed it could spur change, holding talks with seniors then preparing for Jesuit. Other games featured Mohawk’s last-play win, Aurora's near end of 33-game drought, and strong performances by Galion Johnson and Bucyrus Teynor.
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Wynford
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Tom Fleshman
Aurora
Streetsboro
Greenmen
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Chuck Deskins
Deskins
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Lexington
Galion
Minutemen
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Martins Ferry
Toronto
Johnson
Joe Teynor
Bucyrus
Clyde
Redmen
Woods Sets Course Record in Four-Way Meet
Edison won a four team cross country meet in Milan led by Mark Woods with a course record 13 28. Edison totaled 25 points with John Dandar second 13 38 and Jay Johns fourth 13 50. Mapleton, Crestview, and Black River followed.
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Woods
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Mapleton
Black River
John Dandar
Bruce Gierhart
Jay Johns
Gary Burns
Dave Collart
Bo Schembechler and Dan Devine Meet Again at Notre Dame
Michigan and Notre Dame prepare for a regionally televised showdown as Bo Schembechler's No.5 Wolverines travel to face Dan Devine's No.14 Irish. The teams recall their first meeting a decade ago when Missouri trounced Michigan, while both coaches praise their programs' hard-nosed styles and star players.
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UPI
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Michigan
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Notre Dame
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Dame
Missouri
Devine
Joe Montana
Midwest
Verbal Battle in New Orleans Mounts Over Ali Spinks Fight
Promoters Jake DiMaggio and Philip Ciaccio sue Muhammad Ali for 10 million each, claiming slurs at a news conference. The action expands to other defendants while federal probes target receipts from Ali’s unanimous decision over Spinks. Ali defends ignorance of the named plaintiffs and cites racial tensions in boxing history.
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New Orleans
UPI
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Leon Spinks
Ali
Spinks
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Philip Ciaccio
DiMaggio
Ciaccio
William Wessel
Michael Spinks
Leon
Joe Frazier
Dick Gregory
Butch Lewis
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