Yankees Aim To clinch World Series as Hunter starts
The New York Yankees, despite injuries, head to Los Angeles to clinch the 75th World Series with Catfish Hunter opposing Don Sutton. If needed, Ron Guidry would face Tommy John in a potential Game 7. Injuries cloud both sides as Thurman Munson and others seek treatment while Reggie Jackson leads New York with clutch hitting.
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Sooner surge keeps No. 1 as upsets redraw top ranks
Oklahoma holds the No. 1 spot after a 17-16 win over Kansas while USC, Michigan and Texas A&M stumble. Penn State, Arkansas vie closely. Florida State, Ohio State and Iowa State exit the Top Twenty as Arizona State, Navy, Purdue debut. Alabama and Nebraska climb, USC falls to seventh. Texas and UCLA rise into the top ten.
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Massillon Climbs To Second In Ohio Prep Poll
In Columbus, Massillon rises to No. 2 in the AP Ohio Class AAA rankings behind leader Cincinnati Princeton. Princeton has a 314-249 point edge over Massillon Massillon Moeller slips to No. 2 while Moeller falls into the No. 3 spot. Newark Catholic and West Jefferson trade threats, Wyoming leads Class AA, and St. Marys sits third in AA with other top teams listed.
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Broncos pull off late rally against Bears 16 7
Denver survives a battered lineup as Morton returns to lead a fourth quarter surge. Foley runs a surprise fake field goal to set up Keyworth’s 4 yard TD and Armstrong’s late score. Bear offense led by Payton gains yards but falls short. Denver improves to 5-2 in a game marked by injuries.
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Bengals 0 7 but team looks better under Rice
Cincinnati's coach Homer Rice plans subtle Bengals changes after a 10 3 loss to New England, as the winless club searches for improvement. Rookie Ross Browner impressed on defense while Archie Griffin managed eight carries for eight yards. Rice will finalize a plan for Buffalo next week.
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Yankee coach to manage Clippers next season
Gene Michael, longtime Yankees first base coach, will move to manage the Columbus Clippers of the International League next season. In the NBA, the Hawks signed Keith Herron on waivers from the Trail Blazers. Bucks placed Dave Meyers on injured list. Chargers waived Charlie Aiuv and added Greg McCrary. Seattle Sounders signed Alan Hudson to a three year contract.
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Bengals' Hunt Is Reinstated After Walkout
Cincinnati officials announce Ron Hunt, a Bengals reserve offensive tackle, is reinstated after leaving last Friday and losing a week’s pay. Hunt said he was ready to return. coach Homer Rice supported the move and Mike Brown confirmed readiness to take him back.
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Colt assistant keeps his job
Baltimore AP report on the struggling Colts after a 33 10 loss to the Jets cites injuries and salary disputes. Owner Irsay attempts to oust offensive line coach Whitey Dovell, but coach Ted Marchibroda denies the demand and defends Dovell.
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Colerain 43 Mount Healthy 0 prep football rout
Cincinnati Colerain defeated Mount Healthy 43 to 0 in a prep football game. Forest Park topped Northwest 24 to 10. Oak Hills beat Anderson 35 to 0. Reading downed Greenhills 26 to 8.
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