Armbrister and Auerbach Sign with Reds
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Ed Armbrister signed a one year contract for the coming season and infielder Rick Auerbach agreed to a two year pact covering 1978 and 1979, announced by Reds General Manager Dick Wagner on Sunday.
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Buckner Shines As Bucks Top Sonics In Seattle
Quinn Buckner, famed for his passing and defense at Indiana, energized Milwaukee as his ?nished performance helped the Bucks defeat Seattle. Buckner broke open a fight and led the late surge securing the win.
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Thompson wins at Pensacola Open in dramatic final birdie
Leonard Thompson captures the Pensacola Open at Pensacola Country Club with a 3 under 68 final round, finishing 268 total to beat Curtis Strange by two. J. C. Snead, Butch Baird, Fuzzy Zoeller, and Bill Kratzert also posted strong rounds as Bucks beat Supersonics 108-95 in NBA action with Buckner contributing 16 points and numerous assists.
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Shepherd wins Late Model Sportsman at Martinsville in dramatic finish
Morgan Shepherd of Conover NC nearly settled for second before smoke from Sonny Hutchins car triggered a late surge. Shepherd claimed his first Late Model Sportsman victory in the 250 lap event at Martinsville Speedway, beating Jack Ingram and Jimmy Hensley as Hutchins faded with engine trouble. Stevens wins Modified division after a late lead stretch, earning 7675 and the 1000 bonus for leading 193 laps.
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Cal could be spoiler in the Rose Bowl race
Cal sits 2-2 in the Pac 8 and 6-2 overall but still alive for a Rose Bowl bid. After beating USC 17-14, Stanford leads the Pac 8 Rose race while USC UCLA and UCLA remain contenders. Coach Mike White says any bowl invite would honor the team's work as Cal eyes Washington and Stanford next.
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