Comeback Bid Scheduled for Seattle Slew
Belmont Park barn area buzzes as Seattle Slew returns to training. Dr. Jim Hill and Karen and Mickey Taylor plan winter and next year racing before eventual stud duties, defending a career unbeaten record despite a recent Hollywood Park setback.
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Fortner Shines As Miami Tops To Stay MAC Lead
Miami quarterback Larry Fortner, a 6-foot-4 Lorain product, accounting for 13 touchdowns in four games, led a 27-3 win over Toledo. Coach Dick Crum refused to hype him, citing his rough road to progress, while the Redskins solidified their 3-0 MAC record and threat to replace Ball State as champion.
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Athens runners reach state as Top ping places sixth
Rob Top ping of Athens High School finished sixth in the district cross country meet at Pine Hills Golf Course with a 13 22 time earning a spot in the state Class AAA meet in Columbus next Saturday. Lancaster led team scores with 73 points while Westland and Worthington followed. Individual times list Hirn 12 54 Zishka 12 55 Graham 12 59 Hosier 13 01 Kniece 13 20 Top ping 13 22 Davis 13 24 Schnieder 13 26 Mounts 13 27 Lan cie 13 28 Max wel 13 29 Spears 13 34 Tannehill 13 35 Bitticker 13 40.
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Raiders Turn Denver With Turnovers To Win 24-14
Raiders baptize Mile High crowd with a 24-14 victory over the Broncos after a turnover edge, snapping Denver’s earlier 30-7 defeat in the teams’ prior meeting. Madden noted the eight turnovers in the previous game and praised avoiding miscues this time. The win leaves Oakland and Denver 6-1 atop the AFC West as Dallas dominates Detroit 37-0 behind Staubach.
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NFL Scores From Week Highlights Across Stadiums
Miami 13, New England 24. New York Jets 13, Washington 23. Philadelphia 17, Cleveland 44. Kansas City 7, Minnesota 14. Atlanta 7, Cincinnati 13. Houston 10, Cincinnati 13 in overtime. Giants visit St Louis tonight. Broncos coach Red Miller hails Oakland’s disciplined play after a 37–0 Cowboys win. Bears 26, Packers 0. Saints 27, Rams 26. 49ers 20, Buccaneers 10. Seahawks 56, Bills 17. Chargers 14, Dolphins 13. Patriots 24, Jets 13. Redskins 23, Eagles 17. Browns 44, Chiefs 7. Vikings 14, Falcons 7. Bengals 13, Oilers 10.
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Ohio State Romps Wisconsin 42 in Big Ten clash
Ohio State overwhelmed Wisconsin 42 to 0 as part of a slate of college football scores across conferences. Michigan routed Bowling Green 35 28 and other regional results included Toledo 3 Western Michigan 28 and Akron 28.
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Pairings Set For ROCK SPRINGS Class AA Girls Tourney
Pairings announced for the Class AA girls volleyball tournament in Rock Springs opening Tuesday with eleven teams. Nelsonville York out due to district financial issues. games run Tue Thu Sat with two teams advancing to district. Admission one dollar.
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Athens Soccer Club closes fall with 7 3 win at East State Street Center
Athens High School soccer club finished the fall season with a 7-3 victory over Delaware at the East State Street Recreation Center field last Saturday. Attef Mikhail led Athens with three goals and one assist. Dave McComb added two goals with Ergood and Burson scoring one each and Ergood contributing an assist.
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Reds Sign Armbrister and Auerbach to New Contracts
Cincinnati Reds announce the signing of Ed Armbrister and Rick Auerbach. Armbrister inks a one year deal for 1978 as a key pinch hitter. Auerbach signs for the 1978 and 1979 seasons.
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Thompson wins Pensacola Open in back of 68
Leonard Thompson credits Arnold Palmer for change in fortune as he shoots three under par to edge rookie Curtis Strange by two strokes. Thompson finishes 16 under par at Pensacola Country Club, totaling 268 for the event.
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