Sweep Expos Pirates Tighten NL East Race
The Pirates beat the Montreal Expos 6-3 and 7-4 after a rough stretch, moving within one-half game of the Mets as New York won 5-2 over St Louis. Willie Stargell hit a three-run homer, Richie Zisk belted a grand slam, and Dock Ellis earned his first win since August 5. The Mets stayed hot with a 5-2 win over St Louis as Philadelphia, Atlanta, San Diego, and Los Angeles posted wins elsewhere.
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Clymer Drops Second As Pine Valley Dominates
Clymer's offense remains scoreless while the defense shows progress in a 16-0 loss at home to Pine Valley. PV led 16-0 at halftime with two first half scores as Clymer nerves and injuries hindered the attack. Pine Valley totaled 191 yards to Clymer's 75 and nine first downs to five.
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Karl Brooks Leads Weekend Bowling with 610 Series
Karl Brooks topped a busy weekend at the alleys with a 610 series aided by a 208 game, the only 600+ mark among the top male bowlers. Rosie Caruso paced the seniors with 501, while Diane Horton led the women with 472. Multiple doubles and mixed play featured scores from Linda Brooks, Barb Norton, and Dan Gates among others, with high singles and partials noted across divisions.
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CAHS Sports This Week Schedule
CAHS week covers JV football at Oll Citys, girls varsity and JV basketball at Warren, varsity golf at Nome, cross country events, and football at Oil City. Namath injures right shoulder against Colts, sidelined at least six weeks. Al Woodall leads Jets to 34 10 win.
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A's Clinch Third Straight AL West Title in 10-5 Win
Sal Bando led Oakland with a single and double driving in three as the A's rolled to a 10-5 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The win secured the American League West pennant and a playoff berth beginning October 6 in Baltimore. Baltimore had clinched the East with a Saturday win.
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U S Retains Ryder Cup at Muirfield in 1973 Victory
The United States, led by stars including Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, defeated Britain and Ireland 19 13 at Muirfield. Captains praised the power of the American lineup as winds off the Firth of Forth shaped three days of play.
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Raiders End Dolphins Streak In 12 7 Upset At Oakland
Oakland shocks Miami 12 7 as George Blanda kicks four field goals and the Raiders halt the Dolphins 18 game regular season and playoff win streak. Steelers crush Browns 33 6, Jets edge Colts 14 10, Chargers throttle Bills 34 7 in a day of league action.
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Baylor Tops Pitt Ruins Majors Debut
Baylor Bears dominated Pitt in coach John Majors first home game, beating the Panthers 20 to 14. Grant Teaff, Baylor’s new coach, urged calm on the sideline, stressing enthusiasm belongs on the field.
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