Keystone Wildcats Battle Brooklyn To 14 14 Tie In Inland Conf
Keystone and Brooklyn played to a 14 14 draw in the Inland Conference opener as a late fumble halted Keystone’s bid for a first win of 1984. Turchyn led Brooklyn with 106 rushing yards and two TDs, while Archer and Holliday led Keystone’s ground attack with 58 and 44 yards respectively. The hosts showed improvement but could not seal the victory, sending Keystone to 0 3 1 and Brooklyn to 1 2 1 on the season.
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Twins win early outburst but Royals stay ahead
The Minnesota Twins led 7-3 after six runs in the first inning but a late grand slam by George Brett enabled Kansas City to remain in first place in the American League West. The Metrodome crowd of 53,029 booed only the scoreboard indicating the Royals’ comeback, not their team, after the Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 7-3.
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Cubs World Series could shift NFL game times
Bowei Kuhn said a Cubs World Series bid would push back or move several NFL games. LCS games at Wrigley would start earlier on Oct. 2-3, and if Cubs reach the Series, games 3 to 5 would shift to Oct. 12-14 in Chicago. NFL games were adjusted to start 30 minutes earlier. Olympic gold medalists Mary Lou Retton and Joan Benoit were named co-winners of the fifth J&B Amateur Sportswomen of the Year Award.
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Cubs still seek clinch as Mets press hard
The Cubs trail the Mets by 6 1/2 games with nine left after a rough stretch that included an 8-0 loss to St Louis. Frey says the lead remains substantial but the club must finish strong to secure the NL East and reach the playoffs for the first time since 1945.
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Lambert Poised to Return for Browns Steelers Clash
In 11 NFL seasons Jack Lambert has never missed a game against the Browns and despite a toe injury expects to play in Sundays Central Division meeting televised by WKYC. Browns face a 0-3 start as Pitt brings a strong defense and pass rush despite Lambert’s questionable status and Sipe’s departure to the USFL.
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Local bowling leaders shine as Friday leagues post high games
Donna Bullins led Friday Nite Agreeables with 596 including 192 200 204. Pauline Conrad 565 in Grafton Lanes Friday Morning Ladies, Joyce Staples 555, Ann Bailis 562. Pro sports note quotes Steelers Browns Seahawks and Raiders chase, Bears 3-0, 49ers 3-0, and Payton Harris meet at Seattle Kingdome. Brunswick nets 3-1 over Elyria in high school soccer as ECA dominates Griswold 11-2.
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Edison tops Mapleton in Firelands North clash
Edison Chargers win 22-7 at Mapleton to earn season first, Reinbolt two TDs including a first quarter four yard run. Berardi adds a TD reception, HalL connects, St. Paul and Plymouth-New London also posted league results with Norwalk St Paul blanking Black River 16-0 and Plymouth 12-8 over New London in Firelands Conference action.
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