Dodgers Yankees Chase Classic Remains in October
Memories note the Dodgers and Yankees as classic World Series rivals. It discusses balanced lineups, strong pitching, and home run leaders, comparing 1977 AL and NL stats, with Yankees hoped to hold home advantage and Dodgers kept in contention. The piece also mentions Walt Frazier joining the Cavaliers and Indians attendance and performance notes.
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Don Sutton Drives Dodgers Confidence To World Series
Dodgers ace Don Sutton, famed for his perfect World Series and All-Star record, faces the Yankees in Game 3. Teammate Tommy John praises Sutton's composure and reliability while contrasting Dodgers team harmony with New York’s pressure. John notes no single Dodgers ace, stressing collective strength.
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AP Poll Rates Ohio Football Teams Nationwide
The Associated Press panel of writers and broadcasters ranks Ohio schools by class, listing top teams Cherone, Moeller, Canton McKinley, Washington, Zanesville, Stow Walsh Jesuit, Gahanna, Massillon, and others with scores and positions across Classes AAA and AA, noting schools receiving 10 or more points and highlighting regional powerhouses like Elyria Catholic, Cincinnati Wyoming, and St. Vincent–St. Mary in a statewide ranking.
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Chtoneh
Associated Press
Zanesville Sam
Cincinnati Fider
Massillon
Lakewood Sc
Edward
Stow Walsh Jesort
Gahanna
Barberton
Mentor Lake Catholic
Lima Lemar
Te Logan
Youngstown
Musney
Centerville
Ftarheld Heights
Cincinnati Bacon
Aveo Lake
Mar Thington
Elyrra Catholic
Cincinnati Wyoming
Beloit West Branch
Orrville
Pickerington Fd
Akron St Vincent St Mary
Wolverines of the week honor announced for Elyria West
Elyria West names its players of the week fullback Steve Schuster on offense and end Don Bellottie on defense. Schuster, a junior, aided the veer offense with key blocks. Bellottie, a senior, starred at end and stopped Huron's extra point attempt. Also notes NCAA probation affecting top 20 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches. Found on C T Photos.
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Steve Schuster
Don Bellottie
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Bellottie
Huron
American Football Coaches
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UPI Board of Coaches
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Michigan
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Redlands
Calif
Western State
Colo
Namath Says Bears Use Cheap Shots In Rough Upset
Joe Namath blamed the Chicago Bears for cheap shots after a 24-23 Rams loss in gale conditions. Namath cited Raymond Bryant hit on him and Dennis Harrah's personal foul and ejection as examples, urging league film review and promising a rematch victory.
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Chicago Bears
Jack Pardee
Los Angeles Rams
Joe Namath
Namath
Raymond Bryant
Bears
Bryant
Rams
Dennis Harrah
Harrah
Ninth grade football: Northwood outgunned Frank lin 13 0
Northwood defeated Franklin 13 0 in ninth grade action as Jeff Henry connected with Vince Shores in the fourth quarter to break a scoreless deadlock. Ban Eccleston added the final score. Franklin, led by Namath and Pat Haden later, struggled amid poor weather and key interceptions.
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Northwood
Franklin
Jeff Henry
Vince Shores
Bnan Eccleston
Mike Forbush
Scott West
Kendall Galloway
Rich Trivett
Jeff Kenney
Jeff Tomlinson
Mull captures Class AA Law Gross title at Emerald Woods
Linda Mull edges Bert Kostohryz by a stroke 48 49 to win the Class AA Law Gross championship in the Lorain County District Women's Golf Association tourney at Emerald Woods Holiday Inn. Gen Welsh beat Betty O Connell 41 42 for Class AA low net honors. In Class A Lucille Van tops Eleanore Deehr 55 56 in low gross with Agnes Bonk and Vi West tying for low net at 42. Helen Jalowiec leads Class B with a six stroke edge 54 60 over Evelyn Wagner in low gross while Sophie Becker defeats Ben Sorensen by three strokes 38 4 in low net.
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Bert Kostohryz
Lorain County
Evelyn Wagner
Sophie Becker
Ben Sorensen
Gullett to Start for Reds in World Series Clash
Martin banks on Don Gullett returning from shoulder trouble to face Don Sutton as Cincinnati aims for its 100th World Series win. Gullett, 14-4 in the regular season, insists he’s ready after shoulder issues sidelined him in last week’s AL playoffs. Sutton, healthy and rested after beating Philadelphia, seeks Dodgers reprise of his NL pennant form.
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Bob Avellin
James Scott
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Rafael Septien
Lawrence McCutcheon
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Greg Latta
Bears
Walter Payton
Latta
Martin
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Thomas leads area scoring after Elyria Catholic win
Bryan Thomas replaced Matt McKeon as area scoring leader with 24 points in Elyria Catholic 28 to 7 victory over Cleveland Central Catholic. McKeon sidelined last Friday, raising Thomas to 74 points overall while McKeon remains expected back.
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Bryan Thomas
Elyria Catholic
Matt McKeon
Panthers
Cleveland Central Catholic
McKeon
Panthers of the Week honored after 28-7 win
Tom Keighley and Kevin Young earn Panthers of the Week for key plays in the 28-7 victory over Cleveland Central Catholic. Keighley blocked for 275 rushing yards. Young posted a dozen tackles with two behind the line, plus a batted pass. Bryan Thomas and Joe Caputo also stood out.
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Kevin Young
Chronicle-Telegram
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Multiple pro sports transactions update and standings shift
In basketball and hockey moves, Billy Keller and Kevin Cluess were waived, Robert Elmore Meckey and Joe Kowal moved to minor league, Paul Ene drafted from Montreal, Dave Forbes and Wayne Thomas involved in NHL waiver selections, and Wayne Thomas joined New York Rangers. Football notes show Neal Graff activated, Horace Jones reassigned, Andy Dorris waived. The rest lists new season leaders and top finishers: Pat Fox, Pete Holway, Mark Hoffman tie sixth with 36. Steve Lamb passes Jeff Brown. Joe Fontana atop North Central. Craig Best leading Lakeland. Pat Griffin leads Southwestern. Mark Hoffman leads Firelands. Sam Caspio second in Lake Erie. Mike French tied for Pioneer with Jim Reynolds.
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Olm Falls
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Pat For
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Prank Komar
Jain Rybarcayk
King
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Mike Wallace
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N. Ridgeville
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Brkside
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Columbia
Keavarn
Lath
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Nike French
Strong
Bill Haberstro
Dan Reynolds
Jun Owen
Greg Macasek Breck
Iz Pee Holway
Allan Rehber
Bruns
Ted
Jim Golem
Elands
Bems Karras
NAL
John McGill
Way Hoffman
River
Rod Stevenson
Jeff Jones
Monroeville
Steve McGuchin
EneCam
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Elyria Catholic
Corky Field
Edison
Black River Ug
Berea Ut
Lake Erie
Clearview Na
Tim Frasier
Garfield
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Top 20 college football poll shakes after upset weekend
Buck and Wolves share first in Millerpoll as Ohio State and Michigan win big while Southern Cal drops after a 21 point upset by Alabama. Pitt and Florida move in opposite directions as Texas climbs into fourth with Oklahoma dropping to seventh. Predictions favor Ohio State over Iowa and Michigan over Wisconsin with several upsets echoed across the Top 20.
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Houston Pittsburgh
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