A's Hopeful in World Series Game Three Slugfest Looms
Oakland leads 2 0 and hosts Cincinnati in Game Three as rain threatens and field conditions worry both teams. Reds rely on Rose Morgan and Tolan while Oakland counters with Odom and a robust pitching staff. Weather forecasters predict showers as the tense best of seven heads toward a pivotal night in Oakland.
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Packers Rally Past Lions in Detroit in Week 7 Thriller
AP report details Green Bay battling Detroit at Tiger Stadium in a nationally televised game. Key plays include a punt return TD by Hunter and a 24 23 finish that pushes the Packers to 4 1 atop the NFC Central ahead of Minnesota and Chicago. Lions coach Joe Schmidt vows a quick turnaround against San Diego.
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Green Bay Surges Past Lions In Close Comeback Win
Green Bay rallied from a 17 7 deficit to beat Detroit 23 17 as quarterback Scott Hunter connected on an 11 yard TD pass to Leland Glass with 1 54 left. Marcus added the decisive extra point after rookie ChesTer Marcol’s kick. Dan Devine praised the comeback as the team maintained a top division share.
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Dr Schwank Leads Safety Committee For Intercollegiate Athletics
Dr Schwank heads a safety committee advising the NCAA on injury prevention and athletic health. He joined the UME faculty in Missoula in 1961 after directing health and athletics at Coe and holding roles at South Dakota State and Iowa universities. He coached high school teams including Sibley and Davenport.
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Sunderman Punts and Concussions Highlight Purdue Game
Frank Sunderman faced a brutal Purdue defense and a string of snap problems as Northwestern struggled 24-0. He punted 12 times for 39 yards per punt with a late 34-yard boot amid a concussion after a brutal hit. Teammates and observers noted snap challenges and strong opposition, while other players contributed to the contest’s rough play.
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