Bostock signs with Angels for about three million
Lyman Bostock, 27, signed a five year contract with the California Angels estimated at 3 million dollars, potentially the game's highest salary. He chose to play near his mother in Inglewood, California, after turning down a larger Yankees offer, while confirming his stance at being among baseball's top earners.
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Murray Wins AL Rookie Honor as DH First
Eddie Murray of the Baltimore Orioles wins the American League Rookie of the Year, the first designated hitter to earn a post season award. He edges Mitchell Page by three votes, with Bump Wills and Dave Rozema also receiving support. Murray batted .283 with 27 homers and 88 RBIs, aiding Orioles during a standout rookie season.
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Texas Unshaken By Week Of Action In UPI Poll
Texas remains No 1 in the UPI coaches poll with 35 first place votes and 386 points after a 29 7 win over Baylor. A victory or draw at Texas A&M would clinch a Cotton Bowl berth against Notre Dame, who crushed Air Force 49 0, creating a highly anticipated matchup.
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New look Braves lose same old way
Buffalo Bullets win 114-97 as Mitch Kupchak and Kevin Grevey lead a balanced attack. Braves struggle with Randy Smith and Billy Knight held to low scoring. coach Motta lauds defense and depth while Buffalo claims their sixth straight win over Buffalo over the season.
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Redskins edge Packers 10-9 in late rally
Washington rallies to defeat Green Bay 10-9 as a nine-play 79-yard drive culminates in a Mike Thomas TD pass from Theismann. Mark Moseley and Chester Marcos provide key field goals while the Redskins’ defense bottles up Whitehurst, sealing the win with Whitehurst’s third interception.
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Kentucky and North Carolina Tied for Top Preseason Ranking
Kentucky and North Carolina share the number one spot in the preseason UPI board with 351 points each. Wildcats lead 17 ballots to 16 for the Tar Heels, while Marquette sits third with 309 points under Hank Raymonds.
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