Demons host Knoxville Panthers in second game at Case Field
Washington's Demons return to Case Field Friday night at 7 30 p m to face veteran Knoxville Panthers in a tough early season test. Key players include Randy Allen John Elliot and Dennis Witthoft with strong ground and air work. Injuries to Joe Williams and Steve Greene thin the lineup but the unit aims to repeat solid second half blocking and defense.
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Ron Mullikin
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Lester Worley
Colts Waive Mackey Opening Way for NFL Trade
The Baltimore Colts waived Hall of Fame tight end John Mackey after a dispute over his role, allowing him to be claimed by any of the NFL's 25 teams or become a free agent at 4 p.m. Friday if unclaimed. Colts official cited difficulty for Mackey to return as an effective player.
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Veale, Howard Lift Teams in Tight AL East Race
Boston topped New York 7-2 behind Bob Veale relief despite joining the Red Sox in September. Frank Howard drove in four for Detroit in a 6-5 comeback over Baltimore. Oakland routed Minnesota 8-0 as Kansas City beat Chicago 6-4. Pittsburgh, New York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Houston, and San Francisco won in other NL games. Oakland moved three games ahead of Chicago in the West.
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Major loops night schedule and matchups past and present
Major leagues feature Ayana leading San Diego against Houston with Norman at eight nine. St Louis visits Montreal as Gibson and Torrez square off. Friday night games include New York at Chicago Pitts at St Louis Montreal at Philadelphia San Diego at Cincinnati Texas at Oakland Chicago at California Ran City at Milwaukee Detroit at Milwaukee East at New York Cleveland at Boston.
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