Yankees to win World Series in six games say expert
A sports pundit predicts the New York Yankees will beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in six games. He cites the Yankees deep lineup and clutch performance as key factors and notes aging rosters on both sides. He also observes the Dodgers’ starting pitching with Reuss and Valenzuela as a potential edge if they perform well.
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Top Area Scorer Race Tightens With Three Weeks Left
With three weeks remaining in the 1981 football season the area scoring race tightens. Edison star John Field leads with 84 points after a 10 point Friday night but Avon Lake’s John Berner sits four points back at 80 and moved into runnerup with a three touchdown game. Berner also leads the Southwestern Conference by 14 over Bay’s Pete Zaremba and North Olmsted’s Brad Elzeer. Third place is John Mihalik of Elyria Catholic, two behind Berner, after a three touchdown night. Fontes drops to fourth after being shut out by Midpark, while Edison’s Mike Moyer sits 14 points behind Fontes. Six tied for sixth include Vermilion’s Mike Virgin and Tony Budka, Wellington’s Ted Hardeby, Zaremba, Southview’s Chris Moseley, and Edison’s Tim McIlrath. In other leagues Sandusky’s Melvin Brown leads the Buckeye Conference by 10, with Findlay’s Mark Fry tied for second at 20. In Lakeland Budka and Virgin share the lead with 30, Wellington’s Bryan Fehlen trails by 10. Inland lead belongs to Independence’s Greg Profancik with 34, ahead of Ed Mack’s 32 and Keystone’s Scott Yakunovich with 30. The next three weeks promise action as the scoring races near conclusion.
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Penn State Claims No 1 In Fragile Top 20
In 1981 style college football, Penn State climbs to No 1 after Iowa upsets Michigan 9 7 and Penn State defeats Syracuse 41 16. Georgia, North Carolina, Pittsburgh and Nebraska follow in the Miller Ratings top five as Missouri tumbles from a shock 34 13 loss to Iowa State.
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Moeller, Elder, Columbus Eastmoor Lead AAA 1 standings
Record shows Moeller and Elder among top scorers with 254 and 81 points respectively, while Upper Arlington and others post strong showings. Listings include multiple schools across Ohio such as Columbus Eastmoor, Doves, Barberton, Lancaster, Centerville, Akron Central-Hower, Greenon, Zanesville, Mansfield Malabar, New Washington Central, Ashtabula St John, Leipsic, Pasdora Gliton, McDonald, Saint Wendelin, Barton Oak Hill, Gates Mills Hawk, North Jackson, Delphos Jefferson, Toronto, and more, with numerous point totals and ties noted.
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North Olmsted Bantams sweep Cincinnati in weekend hockey
Rob Petre led North Olmsted Bantams 13 14 with four points as the team won 7-0 on Saturday and 5-2 on Sunday at the Recreation Complex. Tom Jones added a hat trick and an assist in Sunday's victory, while Chris Atold posted the Saturday shutout with 11 saves. Cincinnati led off Sunday before Petre and Jones sparked the comeback as North Olmsted outshot 19-11 amid 18 penalties.
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Mets Name George Bamberger New Manager
George Bamberger selected as New York Mets manager after Joe Torre’s firing. Bamberger previously left Milwaukee Brewers for health reasons and says he is in good health after major heart surgery.
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