Peru State relies on passing as running lags behind
Peru State's passing game leads the state colleges with 203 yards per game as coach Jerry Joy eyeing balance. The Bobcats are 1-2 after a 361-yard showing in a loss to Midland and 343 yards in a win over Tarkio.
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Missouri Coach Denies Scout Illegally Observed ASU OSU Game
Missouri coach Al Onofrio said a graduate assistant may have attended the Arizona State vs Oregon State game to pick up film, but without his knowledge or consent. Arizona State alleges NCAA rule violations and the matter could go to the conference if not resolved.
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Cobb year of milestones and Newport numbers
A look at Ty Cobb losing his career stolen base record to Lou Brock while Pete Rose ties Cobb with nine 200-hit seasons. Rose reflects on consistency as Cincinnati beats San Diego 8-0 behind Bench and Foster. Other NL results include Phillies over Cubs 5-2 and Dodgers over Giants 2-1 with McCovey homer. Expos and Pirates win as well.
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Yankees Clinch Tie For Division Title In Dramatic Win
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 10 0 as Boston fell 3 2 to Toronto, leaving New York one win from clinching the AL East. Reggie Jackson hit a first inning grand slam while Graig Nettles Mickey Rivers and Thurman Munson also homered.
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