Huskies Remain First as Pitt Rises to No 2 in AP Poll
The Washington Huskies held on to first place in the AP college football poll for the sixth week, defeating Oregon State 34-17 and gaining 1,113 points. Pittsburgh jumped to second after beating Temple 38-17, while Georgia rose to third by beating Vanderbilt 27-13. SMU moved to fourth and Nebraska to fifth as Alabama dropped to seventh.
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Rockin Robin Yount and Brewers' versatile lineup
Milwaukee star Robin Yount contends for MVP as he praises teammates Charlie Moore and Jim Gantner for enabling his 114 RBIs. Gantner thrives hitting ninth with a .333 average in the World Series, while Moore, hampered by a thumb injury, rebounds to a strong finish.
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Mancini poised to fill void as boxing's next icon
Ray Mancini, 21, emerges as Sugar Ray Leonard’s potential successor with a likable image and crowd appeal. The Youngstown native, famed for charity work and personal appearances, has become boxing’s rising star, eyeing film and book deals while defending his lightweight title and planning a life beyond boxing.
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Ozzie Smith Says Life Goes On Beyond World Series
Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith vows life will go on if St Louis loses the World Series to Milwaukee. He stresses professionalism and focus on playing well despite a recent thigh injury that sidelined him for 14 games. Smith denies leaving St Louis and reflects on his controversial trade from San Diego.
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