King Gambler Falls Short In Buckeye Showdown
Admiral King coach Bill Provident opted for a two point try late in the fourth quarter, but Fremont Ross stopped Gary Patton at the goal line as King fell 14 13. King drops to 3-1 while Fremont Ross improves to 3-0-1 and prepares for Benedictine.
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Independence blanked South Amherst 28 0 in league action
Independence stopped South Amherst 28 0 after a 25 game losing streak. Touchdowns came from Tom Eby Tony Kaschack and Jim Onders with Tom Scholato throwing a 40 yard TD pass to Rob Schen tur. Independence improves to 2 2 overall 1 0 Inland. South Amherst drops to 0 3 1 and 0 1 Inland.
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Buckeye Tops Columbia in Inland Conference Opener
Buckeye built a 14-0 halftime edge and held on to defeat Columbia 14-2 in the Inland Conference opener. Steve Triabassi scored early for Buckeye and Rawley Perry added a late safety for the Bucks.
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Keystone Falls Inland Conference Action Friday
Keystone stumbles in Inland Conference action on Friday as Twrchyn adds a seven yard score in the third quarter.
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Plymouth Nips Monroeville in Firelands Conference Thriller
Plymouth edged Monroeville 17 14 as Mike McKenzie booted a 19 yard field goal with 1 02 left. Roger Smith scored his fifth touchdown for Monroeville while Plymouth drops to 1 4 in the conference and 1 4 overall. Plymouth travels to Edison while Monroeville hosts Crestview.
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Gaylord Perry retires after remarkable 25 year career
In Kansas City Gaylord Perry announced his retirement after 21 major league seasons 314 wins 3534 strikeouts and two Cy Young Awards. The right hander spoke of missing the game grieved over a storied career and thanked teammates opponents and managers who shaped his path while noting a final reference to illegal pitches.
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Carlton wins 300th as Phillies beat Cardinals
Steve Carlton earned his 300th win as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 Friday night. The win kept Philadelphia three games ahead in the NL East race while Carlton’s 15-15 record marked a subpar season but a historic milestone. Bo Diaz drove in two runs in the Phillies’ three-run fifth as Philadelphia extended its winning streak to eight. The Pirates beat the Expos 10-1 and the Dodgers defeated the Braves 11-2 to widen division leads.
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Baseball Roundup: Delights and Close Contests Across Leagues
Detroit blanked Boston 7-0 behind six-hit duo Berenguer and Rozema. Kansas City’s Wathan and Aikens homered to beat Minnesota 3-2 as Wills earned first win. O’Brien drove in and scored in Texas 2-1 over Seattle. Conroy five-hitter for A’s 2-0 vs Blue Jays. Dotson earned 20th win as White Sox beat Angels 2-1 on Law RBI singles.
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Franco suffers season ending wrist fracture in loss
Cleveland shortstop Julio Franco, a contender for AL rookie of the year, broke a bone in his left wrist on a foul ball in the first inning of the Indians 7 4 defeat to the Yankees. He left, and X rays confirmed the fracture.
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Firelands blasts Lutheran West 30-0 in Inland clash
Firelands exploded for 24 points in the fourth quarter to rout Lutheran West 30-0 in Inland Conference action. Fullback Tom Foor ran for three touchdowns and 114 yards, with TDs of 30, 1 and five yards. Firelands improves to 1-2-1 overall and 1-0 in league. Lutheran West falls to 0-4 and 0-1.
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Edison routs Trojans in Firelands opening
Edison overpower South Central 42 8 as Jeff Springer runs for three touchdowns and 20 points. Kurt Ostheimer adds two TDs including a 43 yard dash. The Chargers compile 364 yards offense, 260 on the ground, moving to 3 1 overall and 1 0 in league play while South Central drops to 1 0 in Firelands action and prepares for Plymouth.
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Crestview blankens foes in 12-0 shutout of New London
Crestview remains undefeated at 4-0 overall with a 12-6 win over Firelands Conference foe New London. QB Rod Bernhard capped drives with a nine yard pass to Jim Them for a 6-0 lead and later scored from the one yard line in the fourth. New London drops to 1-3 overall and 8-1 in the conference as Crestview heads to Monroeville next Friday.
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