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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1985
Page
7
Ron Kittle of the Chicago White Sox earned AL Player of the Week after hitting .429 with three homers and 20 total bases. Mike Marshall of the Los Angeles Dodgers won the NL award with a .417 average, four homers and 16 RBIs.
Minnesota Twins reliever Steve Howe confirmed a temporary recurrence of his cocaine problem that previously led to a 1984 season suspension. He described feeling sad and embarrassed and will meet with Dr. George Mann of the Twins employee assistance program for counseling.
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 17 to 7 as Pittsburgh committed eight penalties for 67 yards. John Stallworth blamed self destroyed momentum, while Mike Merriweather drew multiple flags for holding and pass interference. Keith Gray drew attention for roughness and punches.
The Browns defeated the Steelers 17 to 7 amid contested calls and repeated holding penalties on Cleveland tackle Ray Snell. Steelers players blamed calls and play-calling lapses as Malone and Lipps struggled to adapt, while Cleveland’s defense and Gary Danielson’s scrambling produced the decisive plays.
Dwight Gooden five hits allowed as the Mets rout Philadelphia 9-0, while the Cardinals sweep the Pirates 8-4 and 3-1 to move within one game of New York in the NL East. John Tudor improved to 19-8 in the opener, Willie McGee and Vince Coleman delivering key plays in the nightcap. Cardinal wins and MLB results across the league follow, including Houston over Atlanta and Montreal over Chicago.
Michigan rises to 19th after a 20 12 victory over Notre Dame and faces No 15 South Carolina next. Bo Schembechler cautions against overconfidence while noting his team has potential and seniors on a similar lineup to last year.
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