World Series Game One to Five Highlights and Prep Polls
Baseball scoreboard shows New York leading Los Angeles 5 3 in Game One and 3 0 in Game Two while Game Three and Four tilt results push the series 3 2 LA. Nightly schedule lists upcoming games at New York with Hooto n and John as listed players. Illinois prep football poll results rank New Trier Gordon Tech and Belleville East across six classes with top teams named. Area sophomores results and boys prep cross country standings follow, with Chester Murphysboro and Murphysboro meet notes and individual times.
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Transactions By The Associated Press Baseball Note
National League Cincinnati Reds sold Neil Fiala infielder to Indianapolis team of the American Association. Added Mike Dowless and Brad Lesley pitchers to their 40 man roster. Basketball Hawks acquired Mike Glenn guard from Knicks for 1982 second round pick. Rockets waived John Stroud forward. College Kansas State named Dick Towers athletic director.
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TV Sports Today Schedule Highlights
ESPN Sports Center blocks headline the lineup with game broadcasts from the World Series to college football and NBA. Notable entries include Los Angeles at New York in Game 6, Florida State vs LSU, Kentucky vs Georgia, and Syracuse vs Pittsburgh with daily sports talk forums and specialized programs throughout.
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NBA Exhibition Scores Monday Highlights
Boston defeated Denver 130 112, Atlanta beat Washington 94 89, New York won 118 110 against Chicago in OT. Exhibition season ends with these results.
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Howard and Eason Named Midwest Top Players
Chicago AP Minnesota linebacker Glenn Howard earned Midwest Defensive Player of the Week for a 12 10 win over Iowa. Illinois quarterback Tony Eason was Offensive Player of the Week after 26 of 38 for 357 yards and three TDs, tying a career record with five straight 300 yard games. Eason leads the nation in passing yards at 2071 with 56 more than Wake Forest’s Gary Schofield. Howard, 6 2 217 from Paulsboro N J, had 10 tackles and key stops including a fourth down near the goal line and a touchdown saving tackle. Other nominees were Purdue’s Brock Spack Iowa’s Mel Cole and Notre Dame’s Bob Crable.
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Centralia Wins South Seven Cross Country Meet
Centralia Orphans won the South Seven race paced by Steve Truitt who finished first in 15 54. Benton's Brent McLain was six seconds back as Harrisburg took second. Centralia totaled 46 points ahead of Harrisburg 52 Carbondale 68 Mount Vernon 82 Benton 105 and Herrin 171. Kyle Fortney placed third for Centralia with Mark Hull Curtis Martin and Mike Owens following for Harrisburg Mount Vernon and Centralia respectively. Harrisburg rallied with runners from 10th to 15th to secure second.
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Orphans Rally Past Harrisburg 11-9 in Upset Win
Centralia Orphans upset Harrisburg 11-9 to halt the Bulldogs 27 game regular season win streak and earn second place in the South Seven. Chris Westbrook booted a 23 yard field goal at halftime, Lewis Crosby produced a 97 yard rush, and Centralia’s defense held Harrisburg late to seal the victory. The win gives Centralia a 4-3 overall mark and marks back to back wins for the first time this season.
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Shockley shines in debut as Frankfort upsets Rams
Frankfort Central High School junior Shockley started at middle guard and racked up four quarterback sacks and three tackles for loss in a 22 13 upset of Mount Vernon. Coach Ernest moved him due to quickness and strength and he expects to start again against Harrisburg.
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McDonald leads Bearcats as pressure fades this season
Christopher High quarterback Creg McDonald, son of coach Max McDonald, has transformed from under fire to a decisive leader. He has 50 season points including 5 rushing touchdowns and 9 passing TDs, plus strong defense with 3 interceptions this year. The Bearcats boast a seven game win streak and top-rated offense with McDonald directing plays.
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Cards Marsh out for season with hip injury
St Louis Cardinals tight end Doug Marsh will be placed on injured reserve after a dislocated hip suffered in a fourth quarter collision with Vikings. Marsh missed four games earlier with knee sprains but started all 16 games as a rookie.
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