A's Clinch World Series Title Amid Turmoil and Drama
The Oakland Athletics defeated the New York Mets 5-2 in Game Seven to win back to back World Series titles, with Bert Campaneris and Reggie Jackson delivering key two run homers. Manager Dick Williams announced his resignation shortly after the game, signaling a shift as Williams was expected to take the Yankees job.
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Reggie Jackson Slams Finley and Celebrates World Title
Reggie Jackson blasted pivoting pride as the Oakland A's clinched the World Series with a 5-2 win over the Mets. He praised manager Dick Williams, addressed owner Charlie Finley's meddling, and revealed a death threat he faced during the season. Jackson hinted Williams could move to the Yankees, while noting the team showed character and heart despite interference from Finley.
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Razzle Dazzle Highlights NFL Week Upsets
NFL summary notes Cincinnati Bengals stunning Kansas City 14-6 with a double reverse as John Gilliam scores twice on the Vikings 28-21 win over Philadelphia. Rams stay undefeated 24-7 vs Green Bay while several other games feature decisive margins and key plays across the league.
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A's honor Williams as new manager era looms after 1973 title
Oakland celebrates a World Series win over the Mets led by Jackson Campaneris and Knowles while announcing manager Dick Williams resigns to join the Yankees. Sal Bando and Dick Green bid farewell as the A's pledge to rally around the incoming manager and continue the championship standard.
Sneed edges Schlee in Kaiser International playoff
Ed Sneed, a Buckeye, defeated John Schlee on the first extra hole at Silverado to win the Kaiser International Open, earning $30,000 and a strong year total of $36,278. Schlee, who had Hawaiian Open victory earlier, finished second worth $17,100. Hale Irwin took third at 11 under.
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Ukiah football teams win despite penalties in weekend action
Ukiah Varsity defeated Santa Rosa 22-7 on Bailey Field as penalties and a late punt miscue affected the game. Jayvees lost 12-0. Lions and Junior Lions shut out Junior Raiders 26-0 and 28-7, with key plays from Corippo, Burton, Ullrich, and Chalfant guiding multiple scoring drives.
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Top college grid winners roll through Saturday slate
United Press International reports the top 10 college football teams dominated their games. No 1 Ohio State improved to 5-0 with a 37-7 win over Indiana while No 2 Alabama crushed Tennessee 42-21. Oklahoma beat Colorado 34-7, Michigan downed Wisconsin 35-6, USC beat Oregon 31-10, Penn State triumphed 49-6 over Syracuse, Notre Dame routed Army 62-3, LSU edged Kentucky 28-21, and Missouri defeated Oklahoma State 13-9. Holloway led Tennessee with 218 rushing yards and three TD passes as Alabama surged late. LSU, also 6-0, looms as Tide’s major roadblock for the SEC title and national ambitions.
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Ukiah Elks Host Northwest District Golf Tournament Entry Extended
Elks golf entry deadline for the Northwest District event to benefit Elks charities has been extended to Wednesday for next Saturday’s championship at Ukiah Municipal Golf Course. Theme is Have Fun for Charity with a $25 entry includes greens fee golf cart refreshments and prizes plus a Halloween dinner dance ducat. $17 with own cart. Non-Elks welcome. contact Bob Burke at 462-1461 or 462-4317 or pick up an entry blank at the Pro Shop.
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