Orioles Reds Clinch Second Straight In Playoff Push
In Cincinnati, the Reds lead the Pirates 2-0 in a best of five NL series. Manager Sparky Anderson remains cautious about the unbeaten streak, insisting three wins are needed to clinch. Bobby Tolan sparked a key third inning with speed and a run, while pitching steady Reds defense held Pittsburgh.
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McNally Shuts Twins. Orioles Rally For 11-3 Win
Dave McNally pitched a six-hitter as Baltimore beat Minnesota 11-3 to take a 2-0 lead in the AL pennant series. Boog Powell and Dave Johnson sparked a big inning, while Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva supplied the Twins' runs in the fourth. Jim Palmer was set for Game 3 against Bert Blyleven.
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Winners of Punt Pass and Kick at Winchester Park
The Winchester Recreation Park event crowned age group champions in a Saturday Punt Pass and Kick contest. Winners included Jimmy Longerbeam and Thomas Keefe in younger divisions, Scott Carpenter and Zachary Pingley in older groups, with Dick Woodward and Dennis Molden of the Winchester Jaycees and Lamar Sloan Ford officials.
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Randolph Macon tops Towson State 36 19 in MD clash
Randolph Macon remains unbeaten with a 36 to 19 Mason Dixon Conference win over Towson State. Wayne Duncan anchored a 15 yard TD run and Don Hill added a 27 yard score as the Jackets iced the game after a Towson punt safety. Towson led at halftime but RMc pulled away with strong ground and air offense led by Doug Toan.
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Braxton Caps WVU Past Indiana in Tight Victory
West Virginia remains unbeaten at 16-10 over Indiana before 44,482 at Bloomington. Jim Braxton scored all WVU points on two passes from Mike Sherwood, a 23 yard field goal, and a 35 yard touchdown reception. Indiana twice tied the game before WVU drove the final score and stopped two late Hoosier drives.
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Wood Cross Country Wins Four Way Meet at Frederick County
James Wood Colonels win a four team cross country meet over Lane Osbourn and Albemarle scoring 16 points. Kenney Brannon wins the 2.5 mile course in 12 39.8 with teammates taking second third and fourth as coach Bill Pike notes steady improvement and a home James Wood Invitational next weekend. Michigan State basketball sophomore Ralph Simpson scored 32 or more points in 12 games last season including a high of 42.
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Mosser Sets Record as W&M Routs Ohio Wesleyan in Williamsburg
William & Mary, led by fullback Phil Mosser with 257 rushing yards and two scores, defeated Ohio Wesleyan 33 29 to win its first game. Mosser broke the Southern Conference single game rushing record as W&M piled up 453 rushing yards.
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Hampden Sydney Routs Bridgewater 34-0 in rout
Hampden Sydney dominated Bridgewater with a stout defense and 422 yards of total offense. Robert Waltz led ground gain with 66 yards, while Ricky Beale and Donnie Stanley combined for 178 passing yards as the Tigers led 14-0 in the first period and rolled to the win.
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Buracker Shines as Shepherd Tops Gallaudet in Rival Showdown
Dennis Buracker, a former Handley halfback, scored a TD to lead the Shepherd Rams past Gallaudet. Teammates Frank Almvito and Jim Prince added two touchdowns each, while Larry Hubbard, Marty Ogle, and Paul Brown also contributed scoring plays and a fumble recovery sealed the win. Rick Sands and Mike Calhoun added extra points as Tom Smith scored on a two yard plunge for the PAT.
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Moulton leads Southerners past Richmond 43 21
Southern Mississippi dominated Richmond as halfback Larry Moulton scored three touchdowns to power a 43 21 victory. Moulton highlighted the win with 5 and 61 yard runs and a 1 yard score, while Charlie Richards directed the offense with a first half scoring run and a second period pass to Jerry Haynes.
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Centre Rips W and L 40 6 in Danville
Centre outgained Washington and Lee 40 6 as two blocked punts produced the final touchdowns. W&L scored first on a Farrar run, Centre answered with Burse and Hunt TDs, and a 72 yard punt return by Ely gave Centre a decisive gap.
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