Bobcats Host CMU In Key MAC Clash At Peden Stadium
Ohio will open MAC play hosting Central Michigan at 1 30 p m as both teams rely on option offenses and small defenses. CMU brings a 3 0 record behind quarterback changes with Mike Gray and Mose Rison leading the ground game. Ohio figures to rely on Andy Vetter if available while CMU’s D led by Denny Starnes clamps down.
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Blyleven’s No Hitter Lifts Rangers Past Angels 6-0
Bert Blyleven threw a no hitter in the Rangers 6-0 win over the Angels, despite groin issues and a late eighth inning scare. Detroit edged Boston 5-4, Baltimore topped Toronto 7-1, and Chicago beat Seattle 5-4 as AL action continued.
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Sutter Keeps Phillies Hope Alive in Narrow Cubs Loss
Bruce Sutter earned his 30th save as Chicago edged Philadelphia 5-3. The Phillies, clinging to a big lead in the NL East, were warned by history as they prepare for a final stretch with three wins needed to clinch. Other scores included Padres over Reds 3-1 and Expos 2, Cardinals 0.
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Oklahoma Sooners vs Ohio State Set for Big Ten Big Eight Showdown
Oklahoma, ranked No. 3, must curb 17 fumbles for a shot at No. 4 Ohio State in a high stakes clash in Columbus. Buckeyes rely on Rod Gerald and a sharp veer attack. both teams seek clean ball as 53rd straight sellout and ABC telecast set the scene.
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Buckeyes Tough Nonconference Challenge From No 1 Oklahoma
No. 1 quarterback leads Athens Messenger coverage as Ohio State and Oklahoma prepare for a pivotal nonconference clash. Hayes notes Ohio State’s speed and veteran defense face Elvis Peacock, Billy Sims, Kenny King, and Lott, with Kinlaw’s knee affecting Oklahoma’s depth.
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Governor Skipper Wins Brown Jug in Record Tremendos
Governor Skipper withstood mouth trouble to smash five world records and eight Jug marks in Delaware Ohio. Driver John Chapman praised the horse as he led every quarter in both heats winning the middle jewel of pacing’s Triple Crown and boosting 1977 earnings beyond $342,000.
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