Classy Reds Sweep Series With 7-2 Triumph
The Cincinnati Reds won the 1976 World Series in a seven game sweep over the New York Yankees. Johnny Bench led with a two homer performance and six RBIs in the clincher as Gary Nolan and reliever Will McEnaney shut down New York. Thurman Munson collected four hits in a losing cause. The Reds became the first NL club to win back-to-back World Series since 1931-32.
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Washington Stans No. 9 Clinton 14-7 upset at Kingston Stadium
Washington's Warriors upset ninth-ranked Clinton 14-7 at Kingston Stadium in a chilly night game. Mike Lawrence kicked 27 and 38 yard field goals, Vernon Brown added a 35 yard TD as Washington rallied. Clinton managed 202 yards and four of 13 passing for 58 yards amid flu absences and late-game heroics.
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Red Peppers By Gas Schrader
A reader notes a rough season tally for football picks, with teams like Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska mentioned amid game recaps and upsets. The column references past players Tom Harmon and Forest Evashevski, compares eras, and includes trivia on Harmon’s age and college football changes.
Renn Starts for Iowa at Minnesota in tough clash
Iowa leaves for Minneapolis without leading rusher Ernie Sheeler as underdogs face a Gophers squad aiming to challenge Michigan for the Big Ten title. Minnesota fans chatter about bowls if they beat Iowa and then topple Michigan or Ohio State, while Iowa hopes for a strong practice and a surprise on game day.
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