Avon Eagles Eye Back-to-Back Inland Football Title
Avon High football coach Terry Smith fields a near full roster with 17 lettermen back aiming for a second straight Inland title after a 6-4 season. Three QBs compete for the starter role as Avon faces tough early tests against Clearview North Ridgeville Buckeye and Sandusky St Marys. Key returning players anchor line and backfield as the Eagles seek continuity and depth to build on 1977 momentum.
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Kuiper may nix operation on knee
Detroit AP report notes Duane Kuiper plans to decide on knee surgery after the season ends. He hit a 390 foot triple versus the Tigers while discussing risks, pain, and the Indians investment in his health. Teammate Buddy Bell weighs in on knee surgery.
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Grich's error costs Angels again in loss to Red Sox
Grich committed another error as the California Angels fell 8-6 to Boston for the second straight night. Manager Jim Fregosi said Grich needs a rest while Boston capitalized on Angels miscues. Minnesota beat Kansas City 6-5 in 10 innings as Dan Ford's hit drove in Bombo Rivera for the Twins.
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Kemp's Grand Slam Caps Tigers' Comeback Win
Detroit defeated Cleveland 9-5 as Steve Kemp drove in six with a grand slam and a double. Kemp's early homer and two-run double helped the Tigers erase an early 2-0 Tiger deficit, while Andre Thornton opened the scoring for Cleveland with a first inning shot.
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Sports on TV Tonight and Weekend Lineup
TV schedule lists events by channel and time across Friday Saturday and Sunday. Highlights include Browns retro game, Tigers vs Brewers, NFL specials against the Dolphins, various golf tournaments, baseball games, and pro soccer with multiple channels and start times.
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Reggie Smith Starred in All Star Games for Both Leagues
Reggie Smith became a rare two way performer by playing in the baseball All-Star Game for both the National League and the American League.
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Seaver Struggles Despite Solid Effort In 2-0 Loss
Tom Seaver allowed six hits and one earned run in seven innings as the Reds lost 2-0 to the Cubs. He noted strong pitching despite the defeat, holding a 2.99 ERA with 161 strikeouts, but an 11-12 record for the year lingers. Dodgers top Phillies 5-2. Giants blank Expos 3-0. Padres top Mets 9-2. Pirates sweep Astros. Cardinals edge Braves 4-3. Garvey key for Dodgers with RBI double and triple, Halicki fire four-hitter for Giants, Winfield drives in three for Padres.
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Cavaliers Schedule Opens with Celtics in Boston
The Cleveland Cavaliers begin their eighth NBA season on October 13 with a game in Boston against the Celtics. Their home opener follows October 17 at Richfield against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Vincent SCCC cage assistant appointment at Lorain CC
Former Midview High School basketball coach Jim Vincent is named assistant coach under Steve Bankson at Lorain County Community College and will teach at Elyria High School. He replaces Dick Bickel after being fired as Middle cage coach earlier this summer and continues a working relationship with Bankson from basketball camps.
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Vicki Singleton Stopped in U S Amateur Quarterfinals
Vicki Singleton of Oberlin Golf Club and Elyria Country Club fell to Judith Oliver 4 and 3 in the afternoon quarterfinal at Sunnybrook Golf Club in Plymouth Meeting Pa after advancing with three wins earlier. She beat Juli Simpson 3 and 2 in the morning, having qualified Monday for the U S Women’s Amateur Championship.
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