Tulsa springs start with 4-0 mark as Arkansas looms
Tulsa, Oklahoma AP report notes the Golden Hurricane at 4-0, its best since 1967, facing No. 2 Arkansas in Fayetteville. Tulsa coach John Cooper calls the team the best he has seen, with recent 24-14 win over Kansas State and other Valley and nonconference results shaping a busy early schedule.
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Notre Dame Slipping in Polls After Losses to Michigan and Missouri
Notre Dame faces a two-game regular-season skid after a 28-14 loss to fifth-ranked Michigan following a 3-0 season opener setback to Missouri. Alabama also dropped after a 24-14 defeat to Southern California. Top teams boosted by wins include Oklahoma's 66-7 drubbing of Rice and Penn State’s 26-21 win over SMU.
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Montreal Philadelphia tilt highlighted by Lerch's 10-8 mark
Montreal at Philadelphia on May 7 10 8. Lerch leads Montreal pitchers with 10 8. Other notes include Chicago at Pittsburgh and Houston at Atlanta among Tuesday games.
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Well-rested Watson wins NAPA golf meet with ease
Tom Watson won Napa Calif based NAPA golf tournament, finishing 18 under 270 to earn $40,000. Ed Sneed finished second three strokes back at 273 after a 70. Jay Haas led after three rounds but Watson captured the lead with an eagle on the fifth and five birdies en route to the victory.
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Wood captures Seniors' finale at Crab Orchard Golf Club
Dr. Laurin Wood of Salem won the fourth and final 1978 Egyptian Seniors Golf tourney with a one over par 71, earning the Chenoweth Memorial Trophy for best four scores. Runner-up was Vern Bearden of Carbondale. handicap divisions crowned multiple winners including Orvald Cotton Barnes and Charles Elder. The event drew 94 players.
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Dodgers clinch NL West in final day drama
Los Angeles clinched the National League West with a 40th victory over San Diego at Dodger Stadium to reach the playoffs. Manager Tommy Lasorda cited injuries as a major obstacle, while captain Davey Lopes praised team unity. Bob Welch, 7-4, fired six strikeouts over five shutout innings. Phillies beat the Mets to tighten the East race as other NL results unfold.
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Watson tops Napa golf with 40 000 win at Silverado
Tom Watson wins 40 000 in the Napa PGA tour event at Silverado Country Club on the North and South courses finishing with 270. Ed Sneed close behind at 273 Tom Watson led the field with rounds of 68 69 66 67 and earned the top prize. Other prize earners included Barry Jaeckel Bob Zender Gilder Weibring Moody Haas Leitzke Edwards Graham and Sneed with final scores and payout amounts listed.
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Sailing Last Race Fall Series At Crab Orchard
The final leg of Crab Orchard’s fall sailing series lists top finishers in Hobie 18-1 with Grant Hicks leading followed by Gordon Isco Ed Workman and Greg Nelson. Hobie 16-1 saw Jerry Nelson Larry Bruno Clyde Swanson and Tom Evans as top four. Hobie 14-1 winner Tom Gardner and Flying Scot-1 with Clark Ashby Corky Ott and Dave Pischell.
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Bowling for Dollars and NFL Football Schedule
Today at 6 30 p m Bowling for Dollars shown on Channel 2 followed by NFL football Minnesota at Chicago on Channel 2 and Channel 3 at 2 p m
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Banker wins Daley Marathon Chicago
A 28 year old banker from Phoenix wins the Mayor Daley Marathon with blistered feet, finishing 2 hours 19 minutes 20 seconds over 26.2 miles along the lakefront. Barney Cleeker of Chaska Minnesota places second five minutes back, while last year's winner the Rev Dan Cloeter of Norfolk Nebraska finishes third just five seconds behind him.
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