Drysdale and McNally duel as Dodgers open World Series
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale and Orioles lefty Dave McNally carried the load in the opener of the 1986 World Series in Los Angeles. Hank Bauer said Baltimore would win with hitting, while Drysdale vowed to be ready as he seeks another clutch performance for the Dodgers with Koufax lined up for Game 2.
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School districts discuss reorganization plans in Wayland area
About 150 people from the Wayland Olds Crawfordsville and Winfield districts and nearby service areas attended a Monday meeting in Wayland to explore possible school reorganization affecting their districts.
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Fairfield eighth graders edge Demons 21 19 at Case Field
Fairfield junior high boys defeated Washington eighth graders 21 to 19 at Case Field Tuesday afternoon. A first half safety gave Fairfield the margin, with Washington rallying from 21 6 down. Demon players injured included Mark Tindal, and offenses featured Scott Swartzendruber Scott Turnipseed Doug Greenlee while Ed Brown Matt Ross and Daryl Braun led the defense.
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Demons Seek Road Win at Fort Madison in Southeast Six Tilt
Washington travels to Fort Madison to challenge the high flying Bloodhounds as they pursue a possible Southeast Six title. Washington players Roger Harrington reports health, with Chris Wilson and Jim McCarthy nursing sprained ankles but likely to play. The offense shows passing struggles after 14 aerial yards against Fairfield, while Mt. Pleasant rivals loom as top threat. The Demons rely on John Miller’s 94 rushing yards and a stout defense led by John Kleese and Lynn Harvey in a hard fought conference contest.
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Notre Dame favored to demolish Army in big showdown
Notre Dame, averaging 439 yards per game, is a 28 point favorite over Army, which has allowed only six points in three games. Terry Hanratty and Jim Seymour pace the Irish as Army seeks an upset. Top-ranked Michigan State and other major matchups follow with varied spreads across college games.
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Blister Warning Tells of Mysterious Phone Dial Result
A cryptic prompt asks to dial a long number 112435769821 and hints at a blistering outcome. The fragment suggests a caution about unintended results from dialing a deceptive or oversized direct line. No clear organization or date is provided.
Holy Cross coach Massucco named UPI coach of the week
Mel Massucco of Holy Cross earns UPI coach of the week after guiding a 1964 team that beat Dartmouth, ending their long major college winning streak without completing a pass. Massucco, 49, in his second varsity season, follows Ara Parseghian and replaces the retiring Eddie Anderson as coach.
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