Buckeyes Favored As Missouri Visits In Big Showdown
In New York AP preview, second ranked Ohio State seeks a third straight tough test after beatdowns of Michigan State and Penn State. Missouri, coming off a loss to Illinois after a win at Southern California, visits Ohio State with quarterback Pisarkiewicz questionable. Woody Hayes foresees a focused Buckeyes effort and predicts a 28 7 Ohio State win. Other games noted include Navy at Michigan and several upsets and score predictions across the colleges.
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Onofrio Hopes Tigers Are On The Way Back
Missouri coach Al Onofrio, facing a tough upcoming game with Ohio State, remains hopeful the team is returning to form. Starting quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz missed practice with a shoulder injury, with a decision on his eligibility for the trip to Columbus due Thursday or Friday. Linebacker Mark Kirk-
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Four junior high teams set for Thursday games in Lawton
Lawton's four junior high schools host and tour the gridiron in week four of the 1976 season. Central faces Altus Southeast at 3 15, MacArthur meets Chickasha at 7 30, Tomlinson plays Duncan at 6, and Eisenhower battles Altus Northeast at 7 30. Two teams hold perfect or near records as standings unfold in the Great Plains Conference.
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Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
The American League standings show New York leading East with 72 wins and 57 losses, Baltimore 82-68, Cleveland 76-74, Boston around .500, Detroit 68-82, Milwaukee 65-86. West has Kansas City 88-63, Oakland 8 70, Minnesota 78-75, California 68-84, Texas 63-89. Tuesday results include Boston 7 over Milwaukee 1 and Baltimore 11 over New York 8. Wednesday games list Cleveland at Detroit, Milwaukee at Boston, Baltimore at New York, Oakland at Kansas City, Minnesota at Chicago, Texas at California, with notable performances. National League standings show Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Montreal, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta in varying positions, with midweek games and results noted. First game summaries include Milwaukee at Boston, Cleveland at Detroit, Baltimore at New York, Oakland at Kansas City, Minnesota at Chicago, Texas at California, and Pittsburgh–Chicago doubleheaders with late-inning outcomes.
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Scoreboard tightens as Underwood edges Denny in tilt
Underwood runs to a 105 to 108 win over Denny with Ferguson McGraw and Oates contributing. Schmidt leads Philadelphia with 36 home runs and Allen adds 15. In San Francisco, Rau earns the win over Moffitt as Cey and Murcer homer. Batting leaders include McRae Brett Rivers and Munson. Rose, Morgan, Griffey pace the NL figures. Pitching leaders feature Campanella, Figueroa, and Eastwick among others. Basketball and football moves headline signings and roster changes across several teams.
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