Mets Rally to Tie World Series as Carter Explains Interest
Gary Carter blasted two World Series home runs in New York's 6-2 win over Boston in Game 4 at Fenway. The Mets, who lost Games 1 and 2 at home, beat the Red Sox to even the series at 2-2 behind Ron Darling's seven innings of four-hit ball. Lenny Dykstra sparked the attack with a leadoff homer and a go-ahead two-run shot in the seventh, as Boston weighs its rested rotation of Hurst Clemens and Boyd for the remaining games.
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Elyria star Lamar Jackson becomes school’s top rusher
Elyria High tailback Lamar Jackson, a 5-10, 175-pound senior, surpassed Ike Maxwell’s 2,695-yard record with 2,770 career rushing yards. He has 939 rushing yards this season and is set to face Southview as the Pioneers chase more milestones. Jackson aims for a big college program while prioritizing education and grades.
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Browns fans roar as 1986 passing game questioned
In Cleveland’s fourth quarter clash last Sunday the Browns trailed and Kevin Mack was stopped. The crowd’s anger echoed beyond the stadium as Art Modell and Marty Schottenheimer faced scrutiny over a conservative aerial game. Kosar and receivers weigh in on strategy, with the page hinting at turning to deeper passes.
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Cavaliers sign Harper to four year 2.3 million pact
Cavaliers rookie Ron Harper, eighth pick in the NBA draft, agreed to a four year 2.3 million contract. Harper, 22 from Dayton and Miami University, expressed enthusiasm for training camp and the team’s young future.
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