Weaver Seaver Rivalry Boosts Orioles Confidence
Earl Weaver bristles at reminders of the Mets as he touts the Orioles season. He notes their 109 wins last year and 108 this year, claims his club is superb, and jokes about beating Cincinnati 4 0 this year.
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Admiral King barely tops Mansfield on late field goal
Eddie Santos kicked a 26 yard field goal with 1 08 to play as Admiral King edged Mansfield 9 7 at Arlin Field in Buckeye Conference action. The Admirals rallied 54 yards aided by Mark Lukesics passes after Mansfield briefly led 7 6 on a 52 yard pass and lateral.
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Reds poised for power era as young core rises under Howsam
Cincinnati general manager Bob Howsam builds a lean, fast developing roster led by Pete Rose and Tommy Helms with Don Gullett Milt Wilcox Gary Nolan and others. The Reds boast the youngest NL lineup and a revamped scouting staff as Sparky Anderson mentors a new generation of stars.
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Mel Behney
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Darrell Chaney
Alvin Jackson
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McLain reinstated as trade reshapes World Series eve
Denny McLain, reinstated by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn after a gun incident and psychiatric review, joins Ted Williams in Washington as part of a major eight player deal with Detroit. The trade sends Aurelio Rodriguez, Ed Brinkman, Joe Coleman, Don Wert, Elliott Maddox, and Norm McRae to the Tigers while McLain heads to the Senators.
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Vermilion Quickly Sinks Ridgeville In Lakeland Clash
Vermilion jumped to an early 26 point lead and defeated North Ridgeville 26 to 12 in Lakeland Conference football. Vermilion’s Griffin ran for 170 yards and three touchdowns while Merrell connected for two TD passes for NR. Vermilion improves to 2-2-1, NR drops to 1-4 in league play.
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Bay Rockets overwhelm Medina 41 7 as Llewelyn nears retirement
Bay Villlage Rockets dominated Medina 41 7 in a Southwestern Conference game. Coach Jack Llewelyn earned his 150th victory to become the conference's winningest coach after 25 seasons and plans to retire at season's end. Craig led ground gains with 180 yards on nine carries as Bay improved to 5-0 overall. Medina fell to 2-3 overall and 0-3 in the conference.
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Oberlin nips Brookside 8 0 to stay atop Lakeland standings
In a dramatic Lakeland Conference clash, Oberlin broke a 0-0 deadlock with 1 second remaining as Marty Fanning caught a 33 yard TD from Cliff Stoudt to beat Brookside 8-0. Brookside’s air attack went 8 of 36, while Oberlin stayed 2-0 and Amherst was noted as whipped by the Indians.
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Pioneer films shown Monday at YMCA after Findlay win
Elyria High fans can view game films of the victory over Findlay at the YMCA Monday night at 6 30. Coach Bill Barton will take questions on strategy and next week’s opponent. The report notes Oberlin’s defense and a late Indians score nullified by penalty amid a night of shocks including Midview’s 26 12 win over Clearview.
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Amherst blanks Wellington 23-0 in Lakeland clash
Amherst dominating the fourth quarter pulled away from Wellington 23 to 0. Senior Mark Gentile rushed for 155 yards on 11 carries with two 56 and 36 yard TDs. Wellington had a strong first half with six first downs but could not match the Comets in the end.
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South Amherst Scares Buckeye Before Failing Late
South Amherst nearly matched host Buckeye in Inland Conference football before losing 8-0 in the final quarter. The undersized visitors challenged the powerful Bucks and kept the game tight into the final period.
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Highland tops Columbia in Inland Conference clash
Highland dominated visiting Columbia 52-8 as Paul Orchard rushed for 164 yards and three scores. The Hornets move to 4-1 overall, 3-0 in the Inland Conference while Columbia drops to 1-4, still winless in conference play.
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