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St. Louis Said its good-byes to retiring Cardinal leftfielder Lou Brock about four weeks back, but rival players and other major league cities were still saluting the 40 year old veteran in the final week of the

It was all smoke, no fire in Saturday shootouts

By HERSCHEL NISSENSON AP Sports Writer Three of the weekend’s most publicized shootouts turned out to be little more than target practice for Texas, Nebraska and Notre Dame. While top-rated Southern California and No. 14 Ohio State had to rally for last-minute triumphs over N 0.20 Louisiana State (USC 17-12) and N 0.17 UCLA (Ohio State 17-13), the other matchups between members of The Associated Press Top Twenty were really mismatchups. Fourth-ranked Texas put the clamps on Missouri’s offense, holding the fifth-ranked Tigers to 164 yards in a 21-0 triumph. Sixth-ranked Nebraska trailed No. 18 Penn State 14-0 after one period but erupted for a 28-14 halftime bulge and and pasted the Nittany Lions 42-17, the most points against a Joe Paterno team since 1966, his first year as head coach. And No. 15 Notre Dame, sac-

Sports scoreboard

Baseball At A Glance AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W . L Pet. GB x-Baltimore 102 57 .642 Milwaukee 95 66 .590 8 Boston 91 69 569 llVfc New York 89 71 .556 13V4 Detroit 85 76 . 528 18 Cleveland 81 80 . 503 22 Toronto 53 109 .327 SOVi WEST x-Califomia 88 74 .543 Kansas City 85 77 .525 3 Texas 83 79 .512 5 Minnesota 82 80 . 506 6 Chicago 73 87 . 456 14 Seattle 67 95 . 414 21 Oakland 54 108 . 333 34 x-clinched division title Saturday’s Games Milwaukee 11, Minnesota 8 New York 9, Toronto 4 Cleveland 4, Baltimore 1 Boston 8, Detroit 5 Seattle 9, Chicago 2 Kansas City 6, Oakland 2 Texas 6, California 3 Sunday's Games Detroit 5, Boston 1 New York 9, Toronto 2 Cleveland 6, Baltimore 5,11 innings Chicago 6, Seattle 1 Minnesota 5, Milwaukee 0 Oakland 6, Kansas City 5 California 11, Texas 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W . 1 Pet. GB x-Pittsburgh 98 64 .605 Montreal 95 65 . 594 2 St. Louis 86 76 . 531 12 Philadelphia 84 78 . 519 14 Chicago 80 82 494 18 New York 63 99 389 35 WEST x-Cincinnati 90 71 559 Houston 89 73 .549 IV4 Los Angeles 79 83 488 llVi San Francisco 71 91 .438 19Vi San Diego 68 93 .422 22 Atlanta 66 94 .413 23Vi x-clinched division title Saturday's Games Montreal 3, Philadelphia 2 Chicago 7, Pittsburgh 6,13 innings New York 8, St. Louis 7 Atlanta 2, Cincinnati 0 Houston 3, Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 6, San Diego 5 Sunday's Games Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2, Montreal 0 New York 4, St Louis 2 Atlanta 7, Cincinnati 2 Houston 3, Los Angeles 2 San Diego 5, San Francisco 3 Indians High School Football Saturday's Games Brookville 27, E Central 0 Indpls Chatard 16, Indpls Brebeuf 6 Indpls Park Tudor 35, Turkey Run 0 Lawrence Cent 14, Indpls Cathedral 7

season. Pete Rose, who like Brock passed the 3,000 hit mark this season, said fairwell to his rival during the Cardinal-Phillies series last week. (AP Wirephoto).

ing its third straight Big Ten power, crunched seventh-rank-ed Michigan State 27-3 as Vagas Ferguson rushed for 169 yards and moved past the legendary George Gipp into second place on the school’s alltime rushing chart. Meanwhile, runnerup Alabama walloped Vanderbilt 66-3, third-ranked Oklahoma pasted Rice 63-21 Oklahoma’s offense meets Texas’ defense in two weeks No.B Houston trounced West Texas State 49-10 and N 0.9 Washington buried Fresno State 49-14. The only other Top Twenty team to have it easy was No. 13 Arkansas, a 33-8 winner over Tulsa. Tenth-ranked Purdue was hard-pressed to turn back Oregon 13-7, No.ll Michigan shaded California 14-10, No. 12 Florida State downed Virginia Tech 17-10, No. 16 North Carolina State edged Wake Forest 17-14 and No. 19 Southern Methodist was knocked off by Tulane 24-17.

National Football League American Conference East W. L T Pet.. PF PA Miami 4 1 0 .800 113 78 New England 3 1 0 .750 116 54 Buffalo 3 2 0 .600 154 104 N.Y. Jets 2 3 0 .400 120 164 Baltimore 0 5 0 .000 62 104 Central Cleveland 4 1 0 .800 101 94 Houston 4 1 0 .800 117 108 Pittsburgh 4 1 0 .800 109 71 Cincinnati 0 5 0 .000 78 149 West San Diego 4 1 0 .800 142 81 Denver 3 2 0 .600 79 91 Kansas City 3 2 0 .600 103 60 Oakland 2 3 0 .400 78 112 Seattle 1 4 0 . 200 93 123 National Conference East Dallas 4 1.0 .800 112 93 Philadelphia 4 1 0 .800 93 72 Washington 4 1 0 .800 114 67 St. Louis 1 4 0 .200 76 98 N.Y. Giants 0 5 0 .000 58 118 Central Tampa Bay 5 0 0 1.000 119 71 Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 87 106 Chicago 2 3 0 400 81 82 Green Bay 1 3 0 .250 62 73 Detroit 1 4 0 .200 84 125 West Los Angeles 3 2 0 .600 84 78 Atlanta 2 3 0 .400 101 104 New Orleans 2 3 0 .400 121 129 San Francisco 0 5 0 .000 89 137 Sunday’s Games ... New York Jets 33, Miami 27 Minnesota 13, Detroit 10 New Orleans 24, New York Giants 14 Philadelphia 17, Pittsburgh 14 Washington 16, Atlanta 7 Buffalo 31, Baltimore 13 Houston 31, Cleveland 10 Tampa Bay 17, Chicago 13 Dallas 38, Cincinnati 13 Oakland 27, Denver 3 Kansas City 24, Seattle 6 Los Angeles 21, St. Louis 0 San Diego 31, San Francisco 9 Monday’s Game New England at Green Bay, (n) College Football Scores Saturday’s Games EAST Brown 31, Rhode Island 13 Cornell 28, Colgate 21 Dartmouth 10, New Hampshire 10, tie Lehigh 31, Penn 7 Massachusetts 20, Harvard 7 N. Carolina 41, Army 3 Pittsburgh 10, Temple 9 Rutgers 38, Princeton 14 Syracuse 52, Washington St 25 Yale 24, Connecticut 17 SOUTH Alabama 68, Vanderbilt 3 Citadel 24, Appalachian St. 23 E Carolina 45, VMI 10 E. Tennessee St. 28, Furman 24 Florida St 17, Virginia Tech 10

Texas rolled to an 18-0 halftime lead over Missouri on three of John Goodson’s four field goals and a 1-yard run by Jam Jones, who finished with 142. Missouri has been a secondhalf team all season, but Texas Coach Fred Akers explained that “we’re a secondhalf ballclub, too, and we pride ourselves on that fact.” Tim Hager, getting his first start, rallied Nebraska from a two-touchdown deficit with scoring passes of 11 and 70 yards to Junior Miller in the second quarter. Before the period ended, Kenny Brown dashed 16 yards to put the Cornhuskers ahead and Andra Franklin added a 5-yard touchdown run. “We can explode any time,” said Miller. Notre Dame’s Ferguson rushed for 167 yards, including touchdowns of 24 and 48 yards in the third period, as the Irish stopped Michigan State’s 10game winning streak. His second TD came on fourth-and one.

Georgia Tech 33, William & Mary 7 Kentucky 14, Maryland 7 Kentucky St. 21, Morris Brown 7 Miami, Fla 6, Louisiana Tech 0 Mississippi St. 24, Florida 10 N. Carolina St. 17, Wake Forest 14 S. Carolina 27, Georgia 20 Southern Cal 17, Louisiana St: 12 S. Mississippi 38, Mississippi 8 Tennessee 35, Auburn 17 Tennessee St. 40, Cent. St., Ohio 8 Tn -Chattanooga 27, Marshall 0 Texas A&M 17, Memphis St. 7 Tulane 24, Southern Meth 17 Virginia 30, Duke 12 W. Virginia 20, Richmond 18 MIDWEST Bowling Green 15, W Michigan 3 Cent. Michigan 19, Miami, Ohio 18 Cincinnati 27, Villanova 13 Colorado 17, Indiana 16 Indiana St. 28, Akron 27 lowa 30, lowa St. 14 Kansas 37, N. Texas St. 18 Long Beach St. 9, N. Illinois 3 Louisville 31, Drake 21 Minnesota 38, Northwestern 8 Navy 13, Illinois 12 Nebraska 42, Penn St. 17 N. Dakota 20, Illinois St. 0 Notre Dame 27, Michigan St. 3 Ohio U 43, Kent St. 13 Purdue 13, Oregon 7 Shippensburg St. 45, Slippery Rock 14 Texas 21, Missouri 0 Toledo 37, E. Michigan 7 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 33, Tulsa 8 Baylor 27, Texas Tech 17 Houston 49, W Texas St. 10 Oklahoma 63, Rice 21 SW Louisiana 13, Arkansas St. 9 Texas-Arlington 21, Texas Christian 14 FAR WEST Arizona 38, San Jose St. 18 Arizona St. 45, Oregon St. 0 Brigham Young 31, Texas-El Paso 7 Colorado St. 20, Wyoming 16 Fullerton St. 17, Pacific U. 7 Kansas St. 19, Air Force 6 Michigan 14, California 10 Nev.-Las Vegas 48, Hawaii 31 New Mexico 30, New Mexico St. 16 Ohio St 17, UCLA 13 San Diego St. 24, Wisconsin 17 Stanford 33, Boston College 14 Utah St. 47, Utah 21 Washington 49, Fresno St. 14 Sports Transactions BASEBALL American League TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Fired Roy Hartsfield, manager. National League ATLANTA BRAVES—AIex Grammas, coach, resigned to take a position with the Detroit Tigers. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Announced retirement of Tim McCarver, catcher. SAN DIEGO PADRES-Fired Roger Craig, manager

Hinkle just skipped 20 strokes this year

AKRON, Ohio (AP) Last year Lon Hinkle made his first appearance in the World Series of Golf and shot 292. “I thought about it a lot afterwards,” he said, “and I really couldn’t see a lot of ways I could have improved on that score.” But Hinkle who planned,

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played and successfully executed one shot off the surface of a pond, skipping the ball off the water to the green cut that score by 20 strokes for a 1stroke victory Sunday that Hinkle said will “do more for me than anything I’ve done. It’s the most important thing I could do at this stage of my ca-

reer. “It (his career) can go either way. That’s for sure. But this is very important. “Believe it or not, I’ve been pointing for this for the last six weeks. I thought I had a chance of winning, if I could make some putts.” But going into the last four

holes of the double-round, 36hole windup, Hinkle appeared to be out of it. He was 3 shots back and steady little Larry Nelson, the leader, was playing with methodical precision and had a 2-shot lead over Lee Trevino and Tom Watson, his playing partners. They appeared the only logical challengers.

But Nelson drove poorly and bogeyed the 15th. Hinkle, playing in front of him, rammed in a 35-foot birdie putt on the 17th and suddenly was a single shot back. Nelson then buried his second shot under the lip of a bunker on the 17th and made double bogey 6.