Back to Fenway as Red Sox lead Mets 2 0 in World Series
Boston rides home field and Don Baylor comeback as the Red Sox aim to bury New York at Fenway Park. Mets face lineup changes and a tougher wall in the American League site with Ojeda on the mound.
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Shelton Leads Braves In 7-6 Win Over Bethel
Wellsville High product Steve Shelton, 195 pounds, started on offense and defense for Ottawa University in a 7-6 victory over Bethel College. An All-Kansas Conference strong safety, he blocked a field goal, intercepted a pass, made five solo tackles and two assists, and led OU with three receptions for 35 yards as a part-time tight end. He plays on every OU specialty unit except kickoff, earning praise from coach Glenn Percy as a versatile, high-charisma player and field leader.
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Jason Maxwell Star of Ottawa High in Cyclone Loss
Ottawa High School senior Jason Maxwell, a split receiver, caught four passes for 89 yards in a 29-14 loss to Blue Valley. He has 11 receptions for 179 yards this season, with a 53-yard kickoff set up OHS first TD. Coach Mann praised his adjustments and focus on securing the ball. Maxwell earned Ottawa High Athlete of the Week over Matney, Fredricks, and Jesse Griffin.
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Poll Heavies Hold Their Ground In AP Top 20 Shift
Miami remains No. 1 after a 45-13 win over Cincinnati. Alabama, Nebraska, Michigan, Oklahoma, Penn State and Auburn hold top seven while Iowa falls from No. 8 to 11 after losing to Michigan. Washington Arizona State and Texas A&M rise to Nos. 8 9 and 10.
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Lashar and Newton Earn Big Eight Awards
Oklahoma's Tim Lashar named Big Eight offensive player of the week after four field goals in the 19-0 win over Oklahoma State. Grady Newton of Kansas State earns defensive player of the week with 10 tackles and three sacks, in a split vote over Oklahoma's Brian Bosworth.
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Bears win 1942 NFL title without a head coach
The 1942 Chicago Bears claimed the NFL championship after George Halas left for Navy, with two assistants coaching the team. The Bears remain the only title winner led without a head coach.
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