Elyria Grabs First Victory Over West Tech 26 0
Elyria Lions defeat West Tech 26 to 0 for their first win of the year. Coach Bill Barton praised the defense and improved effort while noting mistakes and a late half lucky touchdown. West Tech coach Lou Ralston lamented missed fundamentals and second half miscues.
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Cup race halted again in fog over Newport
Gretel II led early as Jim Hardy and Australia challenged Intrepid in the second of the best of seven America's Cup series. The race was halted on leg four due to dangerous conditions with fog reducing visibility to about 200 yards and the committee ending the race after a cannon signal.
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Rams stun Cardinals with 98-yard kickoff return
Alvin Haymond returned the opening kickoff 98 yards to start the second half as the Rams surprised the Cardinals 34 to 13 in the NFL opener. Roman Gabriel threw three touchdown passes, two from three yards and a 15-yard strike to Jack Snow, sealing the win late.
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Bears Giants clash in opener mix up reference
A New York radio announcer mixed up the Chicago Bears with the Chicago Cubs while promoting tonight's season opening game between the Bears and the Giants. He corrected himself noting the Bears are the big, bad Bears.
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Bears and Giants Look to Bounce Back in 1970 Preseason
The article contrasts the Monsters of the Midway’s 1969 1-13 flop with the improving Giants led by Alex Webster. It notes Giants run attack by Ron Johnson and Tucker Frederickson, Clifton McNeil’s receiving threat, and Fran Tarkenton facing Gale Sayers in a Chicago showdown. It also previews varied preseason lines across matchups and a Monday Jets Browns TV game.
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Highland-22 Revere-0 football game summary
Highland defeats Revere 22 to 0 in a strong showing. Highland dominated with 21 first downs to 6, 337 rushing yards and 39 passing yards on 8 completions from 12 attempts. Revere failed with 6 first downs and 79 rushing yards and 0 passing yards. Key scores include a 1 yard run by H Don Tomko and a 15 yard run by Paul Orchard with passes from Jim Barron and Randy Young.
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Robertson's Homer Lifts Pirates Over Mets in New York
In a four game series opener in New York, Pirates first baseman Bob Robertson hit his 27th homer in a three run seventh inning after Willie Stargell and Jose Pagan produced the earlier runs. Steve Blass earned the win with Dave Giusti saving his 25th. The Pirates move a game and a half ahead of the Cubs and Mets.
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Flag race at glance
Schedule overview showing remaining games by team. Pittsburgh hosts Montreal and New York at home with dates in September. New York visits St Louis and Chicago away games followed by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh dates. Chicago travels to Montreal St Louis Philadelphia and New York with late September to early October matchups.
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Major League standings and Sunday schedule
A historical Major League standings page outlines matchups and times for May 6 13 at multiple venues. Key games feature California at Oakland, Minnesota at Chicago, New York at Detroit, and Cleveland at Baltimore plus Boston vs Washington among day and night slots with several intercity clashes.
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Mets Acquire Dean Chance to Bolster Faltering Start
Cleveland native Dean Chance, Cy Young winner in 1964, was sold to the New York Mets for undisclosed cash. Chance, 29, posted a 98 over 46 with the Indians this season and aims to help the Mets in a pennant chase, saying he is glad to join a pennant race again.
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Indians fall to Orioles after costly 11th inning error
Duke Sims homered to tie the game in the sixth but Eddie Leon booted a throw in the 11th allowing Paul Blair to score on Don Baylor's single as Baltimore beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Baylor drove in two runs earlier, giving the Orioles a come from behind win. The Indians outhit the Orioles 9 to 6 but slide to 73 78 with eight games left, remaining on a road slate through Boston and Baltimore.
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Strongsville Dominates Eagles in 30-0 Conference Win
Strongsville routed North Olmsted 30 to 0 in Southwestern Conference play. The Mustangs scored in every quarter against a top Eagles squad and extended their winning streak after beating Olmsted Falls last week.
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Sandusky Triumphs Over East In Low-Scoring Clash
Sandusky defeated East 28 to 14 as Sandusky rolled 192 rushing yards and 55 passing yards while East totaled 129 yards. Key plays included Jim Heyworth connecting with Pocullo for a 50 yard pass, Zaubi returning a kickoff, and a Pant goal line stop. Defensive standout Woodson forced a fumble for Sandusky.
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