Michigan Grabs Polls Top Spot After Week One
Michigan is No. 1 in the AP college football poll after a 40-27 win over Wisconsin. Bo Schembechler dismissed talk of dropping from the top ten despite an uncharacteristically poor defensive effort. Ohio State trails by a single point with 1,076 points to Michigan’s 1,077.
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Hayes Advises Upset Threats to Top Ten Powers
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes warns fellow top teams to doubt themselves after a week of upsets. He notes Penn State will be tougher as Ohio State prepares to play at State College and suggests skipping postgame press conferences may continue this season.
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MSU Football Star May Miss Wyoming Clash
Michigan State faces possible absence of star fullback Levi Jackson after a 49 to 21 defeat at Ohio State. Freshman Alonzo Middleton could start as coach Darryl Rogers notes the team must improve the ground game.
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Athens Bulldogs top Gallipolis in dual golf at Athens CC
Athens unbeaten in three matches after a 158 163 victory as Brian Lawson and Rusty Saunders carded 37 to share medalist honors. Athens Hensler Goldsberry Finlay Hensler led with solid 39 41s while Gallipolis rival Brent Johnson Kevin Hawk and Jeff Clarey struggled.
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Royals Lose Doubleheader as White Sox Rally
White Sox sweep Kansas City 4-3 and 5-4 to trim the Royals AL West lead to four games. Chris Knapp and Ken Brett pitched complete games, Kevin Bell drove in the opener with a sacrifice fly, and Jim Spencer belted a late three run homer for Chicago.
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Baseball roundup with AL East tightening as Tigers win
George Brett and Hal McRae battle for the batting title while AL leaders narrow. Orioles beat Brewers on a late Muser homer, Tigers topple the Yankees with Staub and Horton homers, Indians pummel Red Sox, Angels slug Rangers in 14 innings.
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Major League Baseball Daily Results and Schedule
Monday results include Chicago 45 over Kansas City 3 4 Cleveland 8 Boston 3 Detroit 3 New York 1 Baltimore 5 Milwaukee 3 California 6 Texas 2 14 innings Oakland at Minnesota postponed due to rain Tuesday games feature Oakland Minnesota and other matchups with key pitchers listed Wednesday schedules span multiple matchups across the league in various ballparks with several doubleheaders and rain delays mentioned.
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Schmidt Homers Lift Phillies in 7 2 Win Over Expos
Mike Schmidt blasted two homers to spark Philadelphia past Montreal 7 2 as Tom Seaver pitched a five hitter with 12 K for the Mets in a 5 0 win over Pittsburgh. Phillies and Pirates each have 20 games left, Phillies leading by five. Other NL results: Atlanta over LA 5 1, then 4 3. St Louis 4 Cubs 3. Giants 3 Padres 2 in 10 innings.
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Reds Face Dodgers With Magic Number Eight
Cincinnati seeks the NL West title as Sparky Anderson’s Reds host the Los Angeles Dodgers in a three game series at Riverfront Stadium. A Reds win or Dodgers loss tally of eight clinches the 1975 division with potential two wins over the Giants needed if the series is swept. Joe Morgan battles a hitless slump while both clubs battle fatigue after recent double headers and long road trips.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Summary
AL leaders include McRae and Brett with high at bats while LeFlore scores 93 runs and May high RBIs. Gossips list batters across positions with top hits by Brett Carew and Rivers. Pitchers W Campbell and Tanana lead wins and ERAs, with strong NL showings from Rose Griffey and Schmidt.
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