Pirates rout Orioles 7-1 to force sixth World Series game
Pittsburgh surged from early deficits behind Tim Foli and Dave Parker as Willie Stargell and Bill Madlock ignited a three run eighth inning. Orioles starter Mike Flanagan yielded six innings and Bert Blyleven closed as Pittsburgh cut the series to 2-3 headed to Baltimore for Game Six.
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Steve Nicosia
Handley holds Broad Run to 0 as 6-0 Judges grind win
Handley defeated Broad Run 21 to 0 to remain unbeaten at 6-0. The Judges rolled for 352 yards, dominated on defense allowing only 16 total yards and forced three fumbles. Freshman Lewis Harris rushed for 159 yards and a late TD as Allen Beckner shared backfield duties.
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Redskins edge Browns 13 9 after late two minute drill
The Washington Redskins rallied in the final 1:55, led by Joe Theismann who passed 78 yards on the closing drive and hit Clarence Harmon for a 15 yard TD with 27 seconds left to beat the Cleveland Browns 13 9. Mark Moseley added field goals and Washington improved to 5 2 while Cleveland dropped to 4 3.
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Jack) Gregory
Cavaliers Triumph Over Dukes in 69 to 9 Rout
Virginia defeats James Madison 69 9 at Scott Stadium in a one sided game. Cavaliers coach Dick Bestwick commends fair play and praises James Madison despite the lopsided loss. McMillin calls the defeat a wake up call for the Dukes as they regroup for future games.
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