Syracuse loses Ewald to knee injury in 48 0 win
SU 48 Louisville 0 ends with strong safety Peter Ewald sidelined after knee ligament injury requiring surgery. Ewald, a junior from Peru NY, torn ligaments, cast fitted, out for season. Backup plans include Cooper Gardiner and redshirt freshmen in a depleted secondary as SU eyes two-week break before Penn State.
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Niekro nears 300th win as knuckleballer abandons pitch
Regular season ends and Niekro eyes his 300th victory on the eve of a fifth try. He eschewed knuckleballs, trusting location, and faced Jeff Bur Toughs late as he kept the no hitter bid intact until the ninth. Brothers and trainers noted his mood, while debate swirls on his 300th could come against the Blue Jays.
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Blue Jays win AL East and host first foreign playoff game
In October 1985 Toronto clinched its first American League East title with a 5-1 win over the New York Yankees before 44,608 fans. The Canadian crowd cheered as the Jays prepare to face the Kansas City Royals in the opening game of a best-of-seven playoff at Exhibition Stadium marking the first major league baseball playoff held outside the United States.
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Pressure off fun begins as Cardinals prep for playoffs
Willie McGee of the St. Louis Cardinals says the hard part is over and the fun begins with the playoffs. He notes the new best-of format starts Tuesday night with the Toronto Blue Jays hosting Kansas City in the American League, while the National League playoff series follows.
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Septien boots Cowboys to 30 29 win at Giants Stadium
Dallas over New York 30-29 after Septien’s 21 yard field goal with 2:19 left. Landry mentored Septien after a rough game earlier, as Simms and Oates miscues helped the Cowboys move atop the division in front of 74,981 fans.
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