Indiana loses game after clock confusion and poor lineup
In a heated finish, Indiana declined a penalty and failed to stop the clock after a completed pass, allowing Iowa to seal a 24-20 victory. Hayden Fry weighed in on the controversial call as officials explained the clock restarted on the ready signal following the first down.
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Brewers-Led rout sets tone in World Series opener
Milwaukee beat St Louis 10-0 as Paul Molitor collects a record five hits and Mike Caldwell fires a three hitter. Robin Yount helps with four hits and Ted Simmons homers as the Brewers roughen Bob Forsch and take a 1 0 series lead. Caldwell overcomes a shaky eighth while Whitey Herzog calls the performance a tail kicking.
Brewers rout Cardinals in World Series opener
The Milwaukee Brewers slapped 17 hits including 13 singles to beat St. Louis 10-0 in the World Series opener at Busch. Paul Molitor set a World Series single game record with five hits all singles, Robin Yount added four, Ted Simmons hit a solo homer, and Milwaukee seized control with a four run ninth inning.
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Hernandez blames himself after World Series opener blowout
St Louis first baseman Keith Hernandez accepts fault for a first inning error that helped Milwaukee seize a 2-0 lead in a 10-0 victory. He admits misplaying the grounder and notes Mike Caldwell’s masterful screwball display shut down the Cardinals.
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NFL mediation begins as strike talks move to Kagel
Union leaders Ed Garvey and Gene Upshaw clash with owners over season length and playoffs while Sam Kagel, named mediator, meets with Donlan and others in Hunt Valley Maryland. Kagel imposes a news blackout as bargaining continues with 14 games at stake.
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Fry mulls ways to beat Michigan at Kinnick
Iowa coach Hayden Fry received many play ideas from farmers and hunters as he eyed a potential upset of Michigan. He warned the Wolverines pose a tougher challenge than Indiana, citing Steve Smith and Anthony Carter as key threats and noting Michigan’s speed and returning players could test Iowa’s defense. Fry anticipated limited returns from several Hawkeyes and stressed handling pressure as the main mental hurdle before the game.
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