Avon Eagles end eight game run in 1986 grid campaign
Avon High’s football team has run eight straight wins the longest in school history and aims to finish the season strong with home game vs Elyria West and a road date with Clearview. Coach Kelly leads a roster of returning lettermen and staff honored for a standout 1986 campaign.
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Gregg calls for end to NFL instant replay policy
Green Bay coach Forrest Gregg said the NFL instant replay system should be abandoned after two disputed fourth quarter calls. The Packers, 1-6, lost to Cleveland when a late ruling went against them, despite a 17-14 victory over the Browns earlier in the game.
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CSU captures league title with 3 0 win over Western Illinois
Cleveland State clinched the league football after a 3 0 victory over Western Illinois. Paul Clark scored twice in the second half with Larry Hayes assisting both and Blake New earned his seventh shutout. The Vikings host Illinois State next at 2 p m.
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Jets throttle Broncos in 22-10 win to reach 6-1
The New York Jets dominated Denver 22-10 at East Rutherford to improve to 6-1, stifling the Broncos with a stifling first half and a strong defense. Johnny Hector ran for a touchdown and Pat Leahy kicked two field goals as Ken O'Brien relieved an injured Pat Ryan. Denver’s John Elway left with a possible concussion after being sacked five times.
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Capitals rally past Canadiens in 5-4 win
Washington capitalizes on a strong second period to erase an early 2-0 deficit, with Dave Christian tying at 4:37 and Bobby Carpenter scoring the late go-ahead goal as Montreal falls 5-4. Rod Langway credits momentum shift after the first Washington goal.
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Miami Remains No. 1 As AP Top 10 Stays Largely Unchanged
The AP college football poll stays with Miami at No. 1 and the top seven unchanged after Iowa drops from No. 8 to 11 following a 20-17 loss to Michigan. Washington, Arizona State, and Texas A&M rise to Nos. 8 through 10 after Michigan’s win. Miami routed Cincinnati 45-13 to hold the top spot, earning 55 first place votes and 1,174 points.
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Slump Vs. Hitters Deepens In Postseason Run
The Mets struggle to score as eight straight postseason hits fail to spark a rally. Wally Backman notes swinging improved after Game 2, Howard Johnson calls the slump a shock, and Bobby Ojeda faces a lefty start at Fenway with right-handed sluggers ready.
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Browns struggle on ground in loss to Packers
Browns, 4 3, rush for only 32 yards on 22 carries as they fall to Green Bay. Injured starter sidelined for five games, Browns yet to rush for 100 yards in a game this season. KC trials may include Ethan Horton and Charles Alexander, with Marck Harrison possible return. Baker, a 6-10, 175 pounder, eyed in Falcons preseason clash. like Byner, a 10th round pick from East Carolina.
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