Switzer Defends Final Minutes Tactics In 7 7 Tie
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer defended his late game strategy after a 7 7 tie with USC. He said the Sooners aimed to win without reckless passes and described his decision to run plays and a possible trap to set up a field goal. He acknowledged a late incomplete pass to Richard Wood.
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Switzer hails Sooner patience in USC tie analysis
OU coach Barry Switzer defended a tie against USC noting the risk of a turnover and praising the team’s discipline and percentage plays. He cited six kicking miscues as the main reason for the nonvictory and praised players including Waymen Clark Struck and Smith for standout performances.
Lions Use Reverse Gear To Beat Falcons 31-6
Mel Farr sparked Detroit to a 31-6 victory over Atlanta in Don McCafferty’s Lions debut at Tiger Stadium before 45,599 and a national audience. The Lions executed a power reverse twice, Walton and Jessie scoring as Landry’s handoffs fueled the rout. Atlanta’s Nick Mike-Mayer opened with a 48 yard field goal. Farr filled in for hurt Steve Owens in the second half.
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Elevation To No. 1 Irritates Ol' Woody
Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes dismissed the AP poll shift as meaningless after the Buckeyes rose to No. 1, following a 7-7 tie with Oklahoma. Hayes warned of tougher work ahead as he reshuffled personnel for Henson’s injury.
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Mets Clinch NL East With 6 4 Win In Chicago
The New York Mets clinched the National League East in Chicago with a 6 4 victory over the Cubs. Wayne Garrett praised patience as Chicago faded from a big early lead, while Tug McGraw and Rusty Staub fueled celebrations and Yogi Berra reflected on injuries and the season’s grind.
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Kids Football National League scores and standings
Summary of games from the Kids Football National League and regional leagues. Wilson defeated Almor West 16 to 0, Whittier beat Pioneer Park 52 to 6, Cleveland won 24 to 8 over Lee, Neptronal League saw Sullivan Village 30 over Almor West 0, Eisenhower 40 over Westwood 0, American League Western Hills 46 over Crosby Park 8, Jefferson shut out Sooner League play 0, Pecan Grove 8 Rogers 0, Howell 20 over Wilson 0, Garfield 22 over Park Lane 0, Jackson 28 over Bishop 6.
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Cowboys Aim to Sharpen Before Home Test With Tech
OSU coach Stanley says improvement is needed as the Cowboys prepare for Saturday’s home game against Texas Tech. Miller, a defensive tackle, should see more playing time as Oklahoma State seeks momentum after three games, outscoring opponents 164 to 20. Tech brings speed, a versatile quarterback Joe Barnes and running back Rufus Myers.
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Reds Ready for Playoff Opponent as Mets Win Draws Close
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson said he would prefer facing Montreal or Pittsburgh in the NL playoffs over the Mets. He noted the sun at Riverfront Stadium advantages for pitchers and expected Tom Seaver to start in a best of five series. Bobby Tolan was suspended, Pete Rose and Tony Perez weighed Mets’ tough pitching, while Jack Billingham led Reds’ playoff plan.
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