Coleman Off And Running In World Series With Six Stolen Bases
MINNEAPOLIS AP Vince Coleman in his first World Series continues to run at will for the Cardinals. His two steals in Game 1 give him six in six tries this series, tying him for the Series record and keeping St Louis aggressive with Clark and Pendleton out. Coleman aims to extend the streak and push toward a Brock-style mark while noting his career efficiency and ongoing on base threat.
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Tudor aims to clinch as Cardinals face Metrodome crowd
John Tudor seeks World Series glory after a Game 3 win at Minneapolis and a chance to end the 1985 heartbreak. He negates doubts with seven strikeouts and a controlled outing, while Minnesota’s 55,000 fans push the Twins to heavy home-field advantage in the Series.
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Indiana Michigan clash a family affair in Rose Bowl bid
Indiana hosts Michigan in a clash linked by family ties as Bill Mallory faces son Doug Mallory and another son Mike is a Indiana graduate assistant. The game could boost the winner toward a Rose Bowl bid while Michigan seeks a pivotal win in a top AP matchup.
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