Red Sox collect 18 hits in World Series Game 7
Boston racked up 18 hits in the World Series Sunday, the most by any team in 55 title games and the highest for the Red Sox in World Series play. The feat echoes a 1978 Yankees 18-hit game and marks a record for Boston in Series history.
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World Series Notes Highlight Mets and Red Sox Dangers
The Mets post a .190 team batting average in eight postseason games and .194 in the first two World Series games. Tony Armas remains sidelined with a right ankle injury since Game 5 of the AL playoffs, while Don Baylor seeks his first World Series hit in the lineup return. Spike Owen drew two intentional walks in Game 1. Dwight Gooden's bunt single marks the first pitcher hit in a World Series since 1983.
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Oberlin college teams dominate varied sports in weekend action
Men s soccer Oberlin defeated Hiram 2 1 with Craig scoring and Freeman adding the second goal as Partsch and Steley assisted. Goalie Robin Carp faced Denison s attack in a 5 1 loss. Womens soccer Oberlin beat Wooster 2 1 behind Amirea Volper s goals and solid saves by Muller. Cross country Oberlin women won Denison Invitational with Cox first in 18 03, Kendrick strong for the men in 27 34. Volleyball Oberlin dropped four of five matches at Carlo College tournament with losses to Bethany Thiel Cairo and Malone.
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Landmann wins Bonne Bell women's run in tight finish
Nicole Landmann, 20, edged Joan Benoit Samuelson in the women's 7.5 mile Bonne Bell Run finishing 42 34. Sonja Laxton was seven seconds back in second with Colleen Lindeque fourth. In the men's 7.5, Ted Rupe won in 37 54 followed by Dave Berardo and Frank Shorter. Sara Callas won the 5K for women with 16 51.
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Mica's Soccer Triumph Keeps Yellow Jackets Near Top
Mica's New Concord Baldwin Wallace edged host Anene 3 2 in an Ohio Athletic Conference match. Bay's Tom Vail opened the scoring for BW with Kevin Stiverson assisting. Blake Currens and Craig Barrett doubled BW's lead before Brian Weitman extended it. Muskingum keeper Mike Fejes and Tom Witt stood out with saves. Regret and Genuine Risk are noted as Derby winners in history.
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Browns fall in late collapse to Packers 24 14
Cleveland led 14 3 at halftime but Green Bay surged in the second half. Randy Wright connected with Phillip Epps for a 47 yard TD, Rob K Kosar threw an end zone interception late in the second quarter, and the Packers held on after a near fourth down stop by Cleveland.
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Coughlin uses trick plays as Browns fall to Packers
Coughlin notes no ordinary 0 and 0 opponents forced early trick plays. Bob Golic says players won the game by executing, while Forrest Gregg’s motivation aside, the Browns were simply beaten by the Packers despite any pregame fire.
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Falcons Star Butler Breaks Leg, Misses Season
Atlanta defensive back Bobby Butler fractured the fibula of his right leg early in the game against the San Francisco 49ers and is likely out for the season. He suffered the injury on a tackle of 49ers running back Joe Cribbs after a 12 yard pass. David Crouchp replaced him.
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Red Sox Hold Mets In Ninth Inning Tight
The Red Sox and Mets staged a tense game with Evans making a key catch and a late run in the fifth. Darryl Strawberry and Howard Johnson threatened on two bases with Evans later hitting a roof-shot in left. Clemens exited as Boston surged, following a string of singles and a walk that produced a slim lead.
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North Stars snap Hawks with high scoring win
Chicago hosts suffered a 8-5 loss as Minnesota forward Ron Wilson supplied a 65 foot power play blast and two setup passes in the opening period. Wilson aided Brian MacLellan and Dino Ciccarelli for early scores amid a nine goal game.
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America's Cup challengers cruise with 11-1 records
New Zealand America Hs and Stars & Stripes led a clean sweep in the first round robin of the America's Cup as all three challengers posted 11-1 marks.
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