Earl Campbell Breaks Through After Guard Stumble
Texas fullback Earl Campbell appears to stumble on a first quarter run in the 42-18 win over Texas Tech. Coach Darrell Royal narrated a rerun, noting George James shifted from tackle to guard and fell, prompting Campbell to power through in the hole.
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Fever Pitch for UT-OU Tickets Dominates Dallas Ads
In Dallas, appetite for the Texas-Oklahoma game drives near two dozen want ads with scalper prices from 30 to 250 dollars beyond the $10 face value. Fans seek end zones and sidelines as Oklahoma sits atop the nation, Texas seventh. Coach Royal notes Campbell’s power and pace amid the looming clash with No. 1 Oklahoma.
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Dark lashes out in Fenway over third base bag
Alvin Dark known as The Preacher to Charlie Finley displayed intense temper at Fenway Park. He ripped the third base bag from its roots and hurled it toward the stands, signaling his refusal to back down from the confrontation.
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Ali and Frazier weigh retirement after brutal fight
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier hedged on retirement plans after their historic heavyweight bout. Ali, relaxed in Manila, said he might retire later if a big payoff comes. Frazier vowed to decide after exploring options with trainer Eddie Futch. Both wore eye injuries from the brutal fight as they considered next moves and travel plans.
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Montreal fires Gene Mauch after boos at Jarry Park
Expos president John McHale announced Gene Mauch and his coaching staff are dismissed after a seventh place tie in the NL East and hostile fan reception on Fan Appreciation Night. Mauch, 49, had managed Montreal since 1968, compiling 499 wins and 627 losses.
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Javelinas top NAIA football rankings again
Kansas City AP update shows division II top team William Penn remaining undefeated to claim the No 1 spot, while Division I lists Texas A I and Jackson State sharing the lead after shifts. Missouri Valley drops after a heavy loss. Grambling falls to third as Jackson State moves to second.
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A I coeds defend crown in TAIAW South Zone
A&I will defend its softball title as Edinburg hosts four team double elimination TAIAW South Zone tournament. Trinity University Incarnate Word of San Antonio and Pan American are also in the field. Javelinas won the zone last year and brackets will be drawn Friday morning at a coaches meeting.
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Sparky Anderson Defends Reds Amid Postseason Scrutiny
Sparky Anderson vented at critics as Cincinnati eyes a best of five NL playoff series with Pittsburgh after a 20 game NL lead. The Reds boss said he ignores sports pages, campaigns against second guessing, and questions whether critics understand the manager’s life. He defended his team’s success and criticized press magnification and perceived unfairness toward managers.
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Danny Murtaugh undecided on Pirates future after season
Pittsburgh boss Danny Murtaugh plans to wait until after the season to decide whether to return as Pirates manager. His son Tim, 31, has risen to Charleston in the Pirates farm system, prompting talk of a family succession while GM Joe Brown praises Tim's steady, low key approach. Murtaugh recalls Casey Stengel and notes his own managing philosophy focused on earned victories.
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Darrell Johnson Keeps Calm as Red Sox Clinch East Title
Boston manager Darrell Johnson, 48, known for patience and humor, rests easy after guiding the Red Sox to the American League East championship. The former reserve catcher, nicknamed Stoney by his wife, balances restraint with fiery support for his players amid a season of recovery from injuries and a dramatic late surge into first place. Johnson cherishes family life with wife Dixie and four children, joking about a silver Mercedes wish and playoff hopes lingering for a World Series run.
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