Ohio State Beats Michigan 12-10 In Kicking Duel
In a tense Big Ten showdown at Ohio Stadium 88 000 watched Ohio State win 12-10 as Tom Klaban hit four field goals and Mike Lantry missed a late yard attempt. Bob Wood and Tom Skladany led a kicking duel amid season struggles and Rose Bowl implications.
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Ohio State Michigan duel looms as top college matchup
Southern Cal coach John Robinson calls the USC UCLA showdown the best game this year while Woody Hayes touts Ohio State Michigan as the greatest rivalry. TV viewers see a full Saturday slate with Rose Bowl hopes riding on the winners and star runners with injuries uncertain.
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Saban resigns as UC athletic director after brief tenure
Lou Saban, 55, resigns as athletic director of the University of Cincinnati after 19 days since verbally agreeing to a long term UC contract. He cites no campus dispute and says he may pursue NFL coaching offers. Saban had coached in Buffalo Boston and Denver and previously left Maryland for college posts. UC president Warren Bennis accepts the resignation with regret.
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Indians land Wayne Garland in landmark free agent deal
Cleveland GM Phil Seghi announced Wayne Garland, a 20 game winner with Baltimore, signed to a reported 2 million over ten years. Garland praised Cleveland and predicted strong support while Sal Bando chose the Milwaukee Brewers for family reasons and to join a competitive club.
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Moeller crushes Mooney 48-0 in Ohio football playoffs
Moeller, ranked first, routed Youngstown Mooney 48-0 to stay unbeaten at 11-0 and set an Ohio playoff scoring record. Gahanna Lincoln defeated Lakewood St Edward 28-0 to reach AAA final, led by Tim O Caine who rushed 176 yards. In Class A, Ashtabula St John meets West Jefferson after St Wendelin win, while Brookville faces New Lexington in other semifinals.
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Mason predicts Vanderbilt won't be a pushover
Cincinnati coach Tony Mason warns that Vanderbilt 2 7 will not be easy despite a poor 2 7 record. Mason cites Vanderbilt's off conference strength and cites praise from Georgia coach Vince Dooley while noting Cincinnati’s 7 2 season and the history between the schools.
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Gems top Muskegon 6 4 at Hara Arena
Muskegon tied the scoring with Ed Pizunski netting three goals but Dayton's Al Dumba scored twice and Bill Riley Tim Ampleford Paul Nicholson and Jerry Egers added singles in a 6 4 Gems victory at Hara Arena Muskegon drops to 8 9 1 while Dayton rises to 8 7
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Ex MVP Cepeda faces jail for marijuana smuggling
Orlando Cepeda, 37, former NL MVP, convicted of possessing and smuggling 170 pounds of marijuana into Puerto Rico. His friend Herminio Cortes was found guilty on one count and faces up to five years. Sentencing set for December 3, one year after a trip to Colombia.
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Crealy, Connors lead tennis shots to semis and quarters
Results from Manila, Wembley, Buenos Aires show Dick Crealy and Jimmy Connors advancing to semis and quarters in diverse ATP events. Laura Dupont reaches Argentine Open semis. Judy Rankin and Sandra Post share second-round lead in Hong Kong. Paeng Nepomuceno wins World Bowling Cup in Tehran. Gary Dickinson rides 398-pin lead in World Open in Glendale Heights. Estate of Irene Long appoints James H. Long as executor in Ohio court notice.
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