Elyria St. Mary Clinches Fourth Straight Unbeaten CYO Title
Elyria St. Mary shutout Le Rain St. John 30-0 to finish its fourth consecutive undefeated CYO football season. The Saints moved to 8-0-0, 31st straight win, 34th straight without a loss, with all points in the first half. Kevin Calhoun opened scoring with a 3 yard run, Kevin Young added an 8 yard TD, Mark Cooksley converted. Young added two more TDs, Bryan Thomas recovered a fumble for a 3 yard score, Larry Woods added a 13 yard TD and conversion.
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Colleges Top 20 at a glance AP rankings recap
The AP Top 20 results show Ohio State and Alabama dominating with big wins, while Southern California and Missouri drop after losses. Notre Dame defeats USC, Texas Tech and Texas post midseason wins, and several teams break even or fall in a crowded poll.
Red Wings acquire Brent Hughes from Blues in cash trade
DETROIT reports Brent Hughes moved to the Detroit Red Wings from St. Louis Blues for an undisclosed cash amount. In St. Louis, Jack Egers went to the New York Rangers for Glen Sather and a player to be named later. In Aberavon Wales Virginia Wade defeated Julie Heldman 6 3 6 1 in the women's singles final.
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Mixed tennis and football results from regional tourneys and leagues
Mark Cox defeated Owen Dobson 7-6 7-2 in the men’s singles final. Jiri Hrebec upset Jan Kodes 4-6 6-1 3-6 6-0 7-5 to claim the Czechoslovak Grand Prix. Torben Ulrich beat Frank Sedgman 5-7 6-2 6-2 in Richmond. Elyria Youth league notes include Raiders Bengals 13-0 Lions Chiefs 18-6 Browns Vikings 49-0 and subsequent week results. Multiple flag football scores and plays listed from Browns Lions Chargers Jets Packers Cowboys Bears Dolphins Colts and Rams.
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Pro basketball Rams-Clifton Nevils and other play-by-play notes
Summary of multiple sports results and trades: Rams-Clifton Nevils early scoring note and 2 run, Cincinnati area details aside. Kansas City Royals trade Tom Bergmeier to Minnesota Twins affiliate for Ken Gill. Oakland owner Finley fined 10000 by Baseball Commissioner Kuhn after World Series. Masashi Ozaki wins Tokai International Open by one stroke at Nagoya for 124528 dollars. J C Snead wins Australian Open Golf Championship by two strokes over Jerry Breaux at Brisbane. John Mahaffey wins Sahara Invitational Golf with 68. Sharon Miller tops Corpus Christi Civitan Open with sudden death birdie to claim 27000 prize. Mark Donahue retires after 23000 earnings in International Race of Champions. Jerry Cook wins Cardinal 500 Modified at Martinsville for 51930.
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A digest of Sunday results includes Cleveland tied Denver 40 while New York Jets beat Philadelphia 30 and Dallas defeated Miami 30 to 16 Detroit shutout Green Bay 0 with Minnesota 10. Other scores: St Louis 35 over New York Giants 27 New Orleans 19 over Washington Chicago 35 Houston 14 Oakland 34 Baltimore 2 Pittsburgh 20 Cincinnati 13 Atlanta 17 San Francisco 3. Schedule lists Buffalo at New Orleans 2 pm Chicago at Green Bay 2 pm Cincinnati at Dallas 2 pm Cleveland at Minnesota 2 pm Denver at St Louis 2 pm Houston at Baltimore 2 pm Kansas City at San Diego 4 pm Los Angeles at Atlanta 1 pm New England at Philadelphia 1 pm New York Giants at Oakland 4 pm Miami at New York Jets 4 pm San Francisco at Detroit 4 pm Monday November 3 Washington at Pittsburgh 9 pm.
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Elyria swimmers take second at West Shore Relays in Westlake
Eloya YMCA boys finish second in the West Shore Relays as Brooklyn wins with 335 points. Elyria 206 and Youngstown 196 place teams. D. McClintock, J. Felton, Youngblood and Gentry win the 280 yard freestyle. Elyria girls begin season at 10 a.m. in Westlake and race next Nov. 10 at Lorain.
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Finley to Appeal Kuhn Fines Over 1978 World Series
Oakland owner Charles C. Finley says Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn fined him a total of 7 000 for three World Series incidents including firing Mike Andrews after two errors in game two. He plans to appeal 6 000 to baseball's Executive Council, contending the $5 000 for Andrews and the $5 000 for asking to place Andrews on the disabled list are grossly unfair.
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PeeWee Football Weekend Actions Near Final Games
North Ridgeville PeeWee Football heads to Palmer Field for the last weekend of the 1978 season. Highlights include the Falcons beating the Browns 28 8 and the Vikings defending their unbeaten record with a 30 0 win. Jets overpower the Steelers 46 0 and Bears upset the Packers 18 0 with strong defense. Team standings note 24 players plus $1 000 in lights fine context.
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Battle of Bloomington Upset as McClard Kicks Four FGs
Newcomer Bill McClard boots four field goals to spark a Bloomington upset. Washington coach George Allen notes the 40-0 loss by the Saints last week, while Philadelphia beats Dallas 30-16 led by Roman Gabriel two TD passes and a scrambling score. Other NFL results include Detroit’s first shutout, Oakland’s record-setting passer Ken Stabler, and Denver’s 40-28 win over the Jets.
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