Pirates pull ahead in series as Sanguillen leads win
Dock Ellis can close out the Reds after Pittsburgh's 3-2 victory in Cincinnati. Manny Sanguillen provided the decisive tiebreaking run with a fifth inning homer and a crucial eighth inning baserunning play.
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Sanguillen Steals the Show as Pirates Rally for Win
Manny Sanguillen, famed for his upbeat spirit, delivers key plays and keeps Pittsburgh loose after a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati. Hehn chases a hustle-filled run that helps the Pirates seize a prime position to clinch the pennant, with Steve Blass and teammates praising his optimism and effort.
Campaneris Suspension Fires Up A's Tigers Clash
Oakland seeks a World Series bid in Detroit behind Ken Holtzman and Joe Coleman as Campaneris sits out the playoff showdown. Eddie Brinkman injured. Dick McAuliffe shifts to shortstop with Dick Brankman out. The Tigers replace Brinkman with McAuliffe and Bill Freehan starts behind the plate while Campaneris faces suspensions and, Detroit plans to rebound in a high tension game.
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Defensive Tackles Return Boost WVU Ahead of Temple
West Virginia coach Bobby Bowden said three defensive tackles Ron Brown Jeff Merrow and Dennis Reid have rejoined the squad and should be ready for Saturday's game with Temple. Linebacker Bruce Huffman may return while John Withers is a doubtful starter with a wrist injury. Bowden called Temple coach Wayne Hardin one of the best technicians in the business and warned the Owls scare him based on last fall's 44-33 Mountaineers win.
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Joe Morgan recalls one hustle lapse in Atlanta series
Cincinnati star Joe Morgan admits a rare lapse in speed during last series with Atlanta when he popped up and jogged to first. Sparky Anderson urged him softly, saying he had too much class to look bad. Morgan says hustling remains central to his game and value to the Reds.
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Raiders Roll Over Oilers 34-0 In Monday Night Showdown
Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica threw two touchdown passes and ran up 166 yards passing as the Raiders defeated the Houston Oilers 34-0 at the Astrodome. Art Thomis anchored the defense with two blocked kicks and an interception, while Houston squandered several scoring chances.
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Auburns Defensive Unit Lifts Tigers to No. 9 Ranking
Auburn's defense powered a four game run that moved the Tigers to No. 9 in the United Press International coaches poll. The surge followed wins over Mississippi and an earlier upset of Tennessee after a top four earlier in the season. Southern California remained No. 1 with 333 points. Oklahoma idle with 13 first place votes.
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Pro Football Standings Move as Notre Dame Drops to No 7
United Press International reports the National Conference Eastern Division first place votes and 324 points. Notre Dame swaps with LSU to reach No 7 while Washington drops to No 9 and Auburn moves into No 10. Alabama remains third, followed by Ohio State Nebraska and Michigan.
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