Westwood routs Chaparral 35 6 in high school clash
Westwood Warriors roll to a 35 6 victory over Chaparral Firebirds at Westwood High. Rob Hargus sparks a 28 point second quarter spree with a 70 yard TD run and a 66 yard score. Hargus finishes with three rushing TDs and 264 rushing yards while Chaparral’s Piltz racks 136 rushing yards.
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Lyle Bighorn
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Mark Gutierrez
Johnson
Les Pico
Jim Gainer
Gainer
Jeff Piltz
Piltz
Sooners barely hold off Miami in hurricane backdrop
Oklahoma survives a tough test from underdog Miami 7 0 after a blocked punt and fumble recovery in a 7 0 win. Switzer admits the No 1 ranking feels earned by stubborn play and Miami coach Selmer says the young Hurricanes made costly errors.
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Roadrunners edge Houston in WHA exhibition at Seattle
The Phoenix Roadrunners, in only their second WHA season, defeated the two time champion Houston Aeros 4 3 in Seattle. Mike Cormier scored the late winner after a 3 3 tie in the final period as Pekka Rautakallio tied the game earlier with a 45 foot tally. Gordie Howe scored for Houston and Dave Gorman opened Phoenix's scoring in the first period.
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Gordie Howe
Terry Ruskowski
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Havasu Edges Gerard In Narrow Class A Battle
Lake Havasu roared back to beat Gerard 21 7 in a rematch of the previous state final. Havasu piled 270 yards total offense 263 on the ground vs Gerards 64 as Thad Trinko scored on a 2 yard run and Grant Bruner added a 10 yard TD run plus Bob Sameas finished with a 1 yard score.
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Bob Alexander
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Diering Signs Cardinal Pact With St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis AP reports Chuck Diering Jr., son of a former major leaguer, signed a free agent contract to play for St. Petersburg in 1976 as the Cardinals finalized the deal on a Friday.
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Congressional hearings target NFL labor dispute to urge statesmanlike talks
A House subcommittee led by Rep Frank Thompson Jr plans hearings next week to press players and owners toward a settlement of the NFL labor dispute now 20 months old. The effort seeks to probe unfair labor practices under the NLRA and potentially spur both sides to reach a contract. House panel had paused a Sept 16 hearing after a night of talks produced a new management proposal rejected by players.
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New QB battles shape Eagles Bears season start
The Eagles bench and then reinsert Mike Boryla while the Bears shift back to Gary Huff after a 35 7 loss to Baltimore. Coaches McCormack and Pardee stress best for their teams as other NFL clubs debut new signal callers.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Snapshot
MLB standings and Friday results show Minnesota beating Chicago 2 to 1. Oakland 4 California 2 clinches division title. Other games include Milwaukee 3 Detroit and Kansas City 8 Texas 6, plus Philadelphia 4-2 New York in 12 innings. Cincinnati 12 Atlanta 5 and San Francisco 5 San Diego 0. Los Angeles 3 Houston 2.
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Red Sox sweep seals grip on AL East race
Boston manager Darrell Johnson exuded confidence as the Red Sox swept a two game set from Cleveland 4 0 to close in on the AL East title. Dwight Evans and others stressed the need to avoid pressure while Baltimore battles rainouts and the playoff picture tightens. Milwaukee, Minnesota, Kansas City and Oakland widened their wins as George Scott led Milwaukee with two homers and three RBIs, boosting his season totals.
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Red Machine Roars Past Giants as NL West Wins Record
Cincinnati clinched the division earlier and added a 12-5 win over Atlanta, posting a 106th victory and a home record of 62 wins, a new NL mark. Dodgers beat Astros 3-2 behind Steve Garvey, Giants blank Padres 5-0 behind Montefusco, and other NL games featured Pirates, Cubs, Expos, Phillies. Hooton won his 12th straight as Dodgers defeated Houston. Montefusco’s five-hitter boosted his strikeout total to 211, the highest rookie mark since 1911.
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