Chambliss homer sends Yankees to Series
Chris Chambliss hit a walk off homer in the bottom of the ninth to win the pennant for the New York Yankees over Kansas City 3 2 after a tense eighth inning rally by the Royals. Mickey Rivers and Thurman Munson led the offense as New York advances to the World Series in Cincinnati with Game 1 on Saturday.
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Reds Eyes World Series Clash With Yankees
Cincinnati Reds players Gary Nolan and Pete Rose express personal and strategic motives for facing New York in the upcoming World Series opener at 1 p.m. EDT. Manager Sparky Anderson notes the team’s depth and value of a Yankee Series, while Reds boast strong batting with five .300 hitters and a historic nine-game win run against Philadelphia.
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Foreman-Dennis bout headlines CBS twin bill in Hollywood
In Hollywood Florida CBS will air a 12 round main event with George Foreman facing Dino Dennis while Roberto Duran defends against Alvaro Rojas in the opener. Dennis seeks a breakthrough amid Ali remarks and Hi priced purses. Foreman aims to rebound after losses as Duran seeks dominance.
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Prison Rodeo Purses Growth as October Shows Continue
The 45th Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville features convict cowboys earning big money each Sunday in October. Wayne Fifer of Houston leads with 105 dollars after two bull riding wins, with Willie Craig and Johnny White close behind. Redshirts rider Martin Tuley wins 175 dollars in a hard money event, while Lucille Thomas and Irma Hickman share top female prize at 30 dollars each. The October 17 show adds the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Mounted Posse and Freddy Fender with showtime at 2 p.m. in the prison stadium.
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Tip revives Tom Shaw with new putting stroke lead
Tom Shaw, once a rising star, rode a Las Vegas pro’s adjusting tips to a six under par 66 and a one stroke first round lead at the San Antonio Texas Open. The advice centered on stance and hand position after a Sahara round. Shaw credits the change for his improved form and momentum.
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Goolagong Leads Invitational Tennis Classic Action
Evonne Goolagong of Australia moved one point clear at the World Invitational Tennis Classic in Hilton Head with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Virginia Wade. Borg and Ashe each sit on two points as the event awards 50 000 to the winner and features mixed doubles with Sue Barker.
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Expansion teams face off in week six clash Seahawks at Buccaneers
Expansion peers Seattle and Tampa Bay meet for a rare outside-conference game as both chase first season relief. The Seahawks aim to snap a five game skid while the Buccaneers seek their first win of the year after multiple shutouts.
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