Giants win NL West title with 5 1 victory over Padres
The San Francisco Giants clinched the National League West with a 5 1 victory over the San Diego Padres as Willie Mays and Juan Marichal starred. Kingman contributed a two run homer, and the win secured a postseason date with Pittsburgh while Los Angeles finished one game back.
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Freshmen pound Trojans to move to 3 0 with 40 14 win
Washington freshmen improved to 3 0 by routing Fairfield 40 14. Doug Farrier opened with a 71 yard run then a 91 yard TD. Doug Ruppert connected with Dick Martin on a 75 yard TD pass as the Demons led 20 0 at halftime. Farrier added a third TD and Ruppert closed the scoring. Led by Romine 13 and Jaspering 12, the defense also forced turnovers. Next week the freshmen host Ft Madison at Case Field in the first night game in school history.
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High Scores Team series Dots 1992 Rollers 1884
Dots win the team series 1992 with 1992 points to Rollers 1884. Pauline Brown tops individual with 513 in the series and 213 in a game, while Martha Schooley adds 186 in a game and Mary Randall 4166 in the series.
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Hawkeyes and Boilermakers set for Big Ten opener clash
Iowa Hawkeyes meet Purdue in West Lafayette as both teams seek first win of the season. Purdue carries a 10-year winning streak over Iowa and holds a small point margin in two early losses, while Iowa relies on Sunderman and a developing offense.
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Oklahoma faces three top ten powers in three weeks
Oklahoma, ranked eighth, opens at Norman against 14th ranked Southern California this Saturday. The Sooners then host third ranked Texas and sixth ranked Colorado by Oct 16, a brutal stretch described by defensive coach Larry Lacewell as one of the greatest challenges for a defense. Other top ten games include Nebraska hosting Utah State and Notre Dame hosting Michigan State.
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Cowboys Aim to End Jinx Versus Redskins Sunday
Dallas Cowboys seek a win to snap a three game skid against Washington and stay atop the NFC East while George Allen’s Redskins ride two straight victories. Allen’s squad features a strong defense and a passing attack led by Bill Kilmer after Sonny Jurgensen’s injury.
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Sophomore Demons Lose at Ottumwa in 20 to 14 Setback
Washington sophomores suffer 20 to 14 defeat at Ottumwa Thursday despite gains in yardage and praise from coach Raphael Gonshorowski for improved play and key contributions from Mullikin Spurgeon Paul and the line. Ottumwa led early and the Demons closed with two scores including a 30 yard pass from Paul to Spurgeon, but three Washington scores were nullified by penalties.
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Bowling Results From Wednesday League Standings
Shamrock 3, Bryn Mawr 1, Squire Shoppe 3, Ainsworth 1, Carson 3, Pepsi 1, Roe 4, Jack & Jillo. Twink tops team series with 2844 and team game 991 by Twink. Don Neff earns 604 in series and 253 in game. Jean Close and Joy Crossett post top individual scores.
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Rollers League Five Tow RS League Results
Tuesday results show Perfex 4 over Sorrell 0, with Theatre 4 beating Nixon 0 and Lemke 3 over Steele 1. Team totals: Theatre 2770, Watson 2633. team games Theatre 961, Watson 947. Individual series led by Carrol Jershberger 567 and Joe Richards 566. Hershberger 238 and Reber 236 in games. Thursday results Buckwalter 4 over South End 0, Derby 3 over Ken's 1, Wagner 3 over Sohigro 1, Williams 3 over Kenway 1. Team totals Buckwalter 2574, South End 2464. team games Buckwalter 110 and Kenway 908. John Hough 579 and Dick Hotle 550 lead series. Hough 223 and Boock 220 lead games.
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