Jets Fall To Seattle In Low-Scoring Air Raid
The New York Jets lose to Seattle under a late Leahy fourth quarter drive. Krieg passes for 188 yards while O'Brien totals 226 through the air for the Jets. Sargent leads Seattle receivers with 100 yards on five catches.
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NBA Schedule Highlights Two-Week Run
The schedule lists Tuesday games including Detroit at Indiana at 6 p.m and Dallas at Seattle at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday features Indiana at Boston and Chicago at New Jersey with several 7:30 p.m. starts and late-night matchups.
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Hockey scores and penalties from Quebec and Montreal games
In Quebec at 130-4 first period Haworth and Sweeney scored for Quebec and Boston respectively with Goulet potting another Quebec goal. In Montreal Toronto, Ihnacak scored for Toronto and Lemieux for Montreal as Richer added a late third period marker. shots favored Montreal 35 to 26.
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Celtics Top Knicks In Four Point War At MSG
Boston defeated New York 96 to 87 as Bird led with 16 points and Parish 14 rebounds while Ewing scored 23 for the Knicks. Bird tallied 10 assists and Green grabbed 9 boards for New York in the late clash before 19 591 fans.
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Super F.T. wins Admiral Vic Purse at Hawthorne
Scott Miller rode Super F.T. to a decisive 10 length victory in the Admiral Vic Purse at Hawthorne Park. The $15,400 race featured Rustic Jack and a 3 year old colt led wire to wire for owner Scott Miller.
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Pro Sports Free Agent Moves Across Leagues
Baseball terms agreed with Cal Ripken Jr. and Dave Schmidt for two years each. Bo Diaz joins Reds on a two year deal while Ed Romero lands with the Red Sox. Phillies add Schmidt at third base. Pirates ink Jim Gott for two years. Driessen released by Cardinals. Bulls sign Granville Waiters after waiving Rickie Winslow. Lions sign Vyto Kale. Rams reinstate LeRoy Irvin. Jets activate Reggie McEvoy and Lester Lyles. waive Ken Jones and Eddie Hunter. Penguins recall Callander and Guenette. send Piertrangelo to Muskegon. West Virginia loses NAIA playoff berth over ineligible player.
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Sooners Lose Ground in AP Poll After Injury Loss
Oklahoma drops in the AP college football poll for the fourth straight week despite a 29-10 win over Oklahoma State. Jamelle Holieway and Lydell Carr are out for the season, while Nebraska, Miami, and Florida State hold top spots and UCLA Syracuse Notre Dame and Georgia rise.
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AP Top Twenty recap reshuffles rankings amid key games
The AP Top Twenty shows Florida State routing Auburn to 1 021 points, LSU dropping from fifth to tenth after a loss to Alabama 22 10, UCLA rising to fifth as Syracuse climbs to sixth, Notre Dame moving to seventh and Georgia eighth. Final top ten lists Alabama Auburn Michigan State South Carolina Penn State Indiana Tennessee Texas A M Arkansas.
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Hurricanes Likely Opponent for No 1 Team in Orange Bowl
The Orange Bowl scene centers on a possible No 1 versus No 2 national title bid with Nebraska or Oklahoma likely hosting the game on November 21. Miami may fall into the Orange Bowl mix if Notre Dame loses to Alabama, while Syracuse could shift to Fiesta or Sugar Bowl possibilities depending on upsets. The Rose Bowl standings look straightforward with UCLA or USC and Michigan State or Indiana as likely Big Ten and Pac-10 reps.
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Griffey Nearing Braves One Year Contract Renewal
Four Braves players filed for free agency including Ken Griffey who is expected to sign a new one year deal by week’s end. The agreed salary totals 500000 with a 250000 buyout option and could have reached 1.1 million if the option had been exercised. Griffey 37 batted .286 with 14 homers and 64 RBI in 451 plate appearances.
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