Orioles face A's in pivotal third playoff game
Orioles ace Jin Palmer aims to clinch a sweep against Oakland in the third game after four homers powered Baltimore past the A's yesterday. Oakland counters with Diego Segui as they try to extend the series while Boog Powell battles a wrist issue.
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Boog Powell the Gentle Giant Fends Off Bee in Playoff Opener
Boog Powell, the Orioles first baseman, drew cheers and a sting of misfortune when a yellow jacket interrupted his at bat in Baltimore's 5-3 playoff win over Oakland. Powell, rattled yet unfazed, described the bee’s persistence as teammates and umpire Hank Soar joked about the scene.
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ASU to Televise Football Gammies and Potential Road Telecasts
ASU plans closed circuit telecasts of football games at Sun Devil Stadium with a break-even point of 6,000 but eyes selling 20,000 tickets for the October 16 Oregon State game. If successful, ASU may televise up to three road games yearly and relocate telecasts to a new 10,000-seat basketball arena when built, unless a road game draws over 15,000.
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Kush Denies Pressure as Arizona State Focuses on 1971
Frank Kush rejects claims of pressure from ASU's 20 game winning streak and highlights the 24 7 victory over Texas El Paso. He praises the 1971 squad's passing and running balance, notes Brent McClanahan out with a chipped elbow, and details lineup changes with Monroe Eley and Oscar Dragon.
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Scottsdale teams clash in Tuesday showdown
Scottsdale sports brief notes a Tuesday matchup with local squads facing off in a key city league clash. Players to watch include standout scorers from both sides as teams vie for early-season momentum.
Lobo duo top WAC as Lobos blank BYU
Herman Fredenberg and Rocky Long earned Western Athletic Conference weekly honors after New Mexico beat Brigham Young 14-0. Fredenberg led with nine unassisted tackles and two forced losses, while Long ran for 110 yards and completed nine passes.
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Supai student leads in KTAR South Mountain Cross Country
An eighth grader from Sipai Elementary School won his grade in the KTAR South Mountain Cross Country meet held Sunday. Craig Levario was the sole Scottsdale runner to place, finishing 60th overall in the 140-man field on the 8.2 mile rugged South Mountain course.
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