Reds and Yanks Set For Key Playoff Showdowns
Jim Kaat and Gary Nolan start for the Phillies and Reds in a crucial third series game at 3 pm EST. The Reds seek a 2-1 lead after wins 6-3 and 6-2 while the Yankees face the Royals in New York at 8 pm EST with Dace Ellis starting.
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Bowling League Scores and Weekly Prizes Report
League standings and individual tallies for the week ending 10 12 76 show Road Runners and Drifters led by Leon Hoffine 508 and Joyce Webb 451. High games include Buck Clark 582 and Ralph Crabb 612, with top series 666 by Buck Clark and 614 by Linda Collison. Schedule includes Bill Jones Dist vs Bonner Building and other matchups.
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Vike Passing Attack Stuns Sandpoint JVs 28-0
Coeur d Alene JVs shutout Sandpoint 28 to 0 at Memorial Field as Dana Yushnik connected on two second quarter TD passes and Dan Alderson and Stan Fernandez led a strong Viking rushing attack. Sandpoint falls to 3-2 and heads to Wallace next Monday for a 4 p.m. game.
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Japanese slugger Oh hits 715th to top Ruth
Sadaharu Oh of the Yomiuri Giants slugged his 715th career home run, surpassing Babe Ruth, as 50,000 fans roared at Korakuen Stadium. He hit his 48th of the season in a 9-3 Central League win over Hanshin, while Hank Aaron’s 755 later stands as his record.
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Harris Admits Fault After Rams Loss To 49ers
James Harris owned the postgame scene after a 16-0 defeat as the Rams dropped to 3-1-1 and fell behind the 49ers in the NFC West. He blamed himself for sacks and fumbles, while teammates judged San Francisco's defense and the line's performance.
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