Last Call for League Howling Sign up now UNION LANES Women's, Mixed, & Men's Page 12-Thursday, September 28, 1978-The Michigan Daily Soccer club drenched at Ypsi in -0 te GRIIJDE PICKS 60 per game Lones Open 10 A.M. Mon.-Fri. 1 P.M. Sat. & Sun. By LIZ MAC Amid shouts of "Bring out the rowing team," the Michigan undergrad soccer club battled to a 0-0 tie yesterday at Eastern Michigan. In a downpour that lasted the entire first half, Eastern dominated the early part of the game while Michigan evened the pace with a strong second half. After a 20 minute overtime, the game ended with the score deadlocked. DESPITE THE soggy field and a strong cross-field wind, the game was fast paced and both teams ran hard. For the Blue squad, new team mem- ber Mohamed Al-Hamad "played ex- tremely well," noted Coach Steve Olsen. Also turning in fine performan- ces were goalkeepers Richard Mathews and Jeff Boudin. Reduced Rates for BILLIARDS EVERYDAY 10 a.m.-6 p.m. $1.25 per hour at theUNION The contest was scheduled for 4:00 but, due to a communiction problem between the teams, didn't start until ,5. "We were here an hour and a half early," explained Olsen. "That set us back right there." Next on the schedule for the club is a home game with a combined Indiana- Purdue squad at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. ELSEWHERE AROUND the club sports circuit, the graduate soccer club evened its record at 1-1 by outstepping the Bechtal Corporation club 7-0 Tuesday night. Two of the goals were scored by Lounes Rahbi, while Erman Lepley, Jim Landau, and Rob Neal also con- tributed to the onesided score. Diego Muntilla was a standout on defense for the Michigan club, while goaltenders Jon LaRose and Woody Woodworth combined forces in the shutout. Two other sport ,clubs have been keeping in tune with exhibition games. The water polo club scrimmaged with Ann Arbor Huron and Pioneer high schools last Friday 'and Monday respectively. The starting squad showed itself to be ready for upcoming games with Western Michigan and Michigan State. Also slated to meet Michigan State is the Lacrosse club. Other tentatively scheduled contests are at Notre Dame and at Chicago. RUMORS OF A Carter-Brezhnev summit meeting are actually a clever Soviet ruse to cover up the real reason for the Russian party Boss' up- coming visit to the U.S. "He's got some inside information from the Soviet Sports Information Center in the Kremlin (SICK)," said a high diplomatic source, "and he wants to make an unscheduled flight from Camp David to Ann Arbor, where he can turn in his Gridde picks and possibly win a small two-item pizza from Pizza Bob's." Brezhnev is said to have long coveted the prize and intelligence sources say he has a strong preference for pep- peroni and mushrooms with occasional revisionist leanings toward anchovies or possibly green peppers. (A tendency he has been forced to neglect in Moscow, where red peppers predominate.) Presidential press secretary Jody Powell refused to confirm the infor- mation but he did have a comment direc- ted towards American college football fans. "I certainly hope that interested Americans will show a little bit of the old frontier spirit," he said, "and try to get their own Gridde picks into the Michigan Daily at 420 Maynard by midnight Friday. Soviet adventurism in this contest has long been an area of presidential concern. A clean Brezhnev victory might signal to the rest of the free world that we are weakening in this crucial arena." Asked about President Carter's personal plans, Powell said, "He's working on his slate and advises the American public to pick the Daily Libels by a landslide over Wayne Duke State." 1. Duke at MICHIGAN (pick score) 2. Illinois at Syracuse 3. Nebraska at Indiana 4. Iowa at Arizona 5. Michigan State at USC 6. Minnesota at UCLA 7. Northwestern at Colorado 8. Baylor at Ohio State 9. Purdue at Notre Dame 10. Oregon at Wisconsin 11. Houston at Florida State 12. Kentucky at Maryland 13. Missouri at Oklahoma 14. North Carolina at Pittsburgh 15. Texas at Texas Tech 16. Tennessee at Auburn 17. Central Michigan at Ball State 18. Dartmouth at Holy Cross 19. Miami (Fla.) at Kansas 20: DAILY LIBELS at Wayne Duke State r I, Ba0&ea Does not include last night's scores AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST, New York .................... Boston ........................ Milwaukee .................... Baltimore ......:.............. Detroit ................... Cleveland .................... Toronto ....................... WEST X-Kansas City ................ California ....,................ Texas ........................ Minnesota .................... Chicago........ ............ Oakland ...................... Seattle ........................ x--clinched pennant, W 95 94 90 87 84 68 59 90 84 82 72 69 69 55 L 62 63 68 69 73 86 -47 68 73 75 86 88 80 100 Pet. .605 .599 .570 .558 .535 .442 .378 .570 .535 .522 .456 .439 .434 .355 51 7Y 18 20% 21-% 33% Today's Games Cleveland (Clyde 8-li) at Baltimore (Palmer 20-12or Stewart 1-0), n Detroit (Young 6-6) at Boston (Torrez 15-12), n Toronto (Moore 6-8) at New York (Guidry 23-3), n Chicago (Hinton 2-5) at California (Tanana 18-11, n Texas (Alexander 9-10) at Seattle (Rawley 5-8), n Only games scheduled 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST Philadelphia .................. Pittsburgh ..............:..... Chicago ....................... Montreal ...................... St. Louis....................... New York ..................... WEST x-Los Angeles ................ Cincinnati .................... San Francisco ................. San Diego ..................... Houston ....................... Atlanta ...................... x--clinched pennant W 88 84 77 74 68 64 94 87 87 82 70 69 L 69 72 80 84 91 94 63 69 71 76 87 88 Pet. .161 .538 .490 .468 .428 .405 .599 .558 .551 .519 .446 .439 GB 43% 11 14%2 21 24% 6% 7%/2 124 24 25 Today's Games Houston (RuhleZ2-3) at Atlanta (Mahler 4-11), n Los Angeles (Rau 15-9) at Cincinnati (Norman 10-9), n Only games scheduled I ToPTen Based on 460 at Bats. AMERICAN LEAGUE Carew Min.......... AOliver Tex........ Rice Bsn .............. Oglivie Mil.......... OtisKC............. Yount Mil ............. LeFlore Det......... Bostock Cal.......... Munson NY............ GBrett KC ............. G 156 129 157 126 138 124 153 147 148 125 AB 556 508 655 463 475 490 659 568 593 501 R 86 62 116 69 72 64 125 74 69 76 H 186 165 207 139 142 146 195 168 173 146 Pet. .335 .325 .316 .300 .299 .299 .296 .296 .292 .291 Now comes Miller time. Home Runs Rice, Boston, 44; Baylor, California, 33; Thorn- ton, Cleveland, 32; Hisle, Milwaukee, 32; GThomas, Milwaukee, 31. Runs Batted In Rice, Boston, 135; Staub, Detroit, 120; Hisle, Mil- waukee, 113; Thornton, Cleveland, 102; Carty, Oakland, 97. Pitching (15 Decisions) Guidlry, New York, 23-3, .885; BStanley, Boston, 14-2, .875; Gura, Kansas City, 16-4, .800; Eckersley, Boston, 19-8, .704; Caldwell, Milwaukee, 21-9, .700; Hunter, New York, 11-5, .688; Jenkins, Texas, 17-8, .680; Figueroa, New York, 19-9, .679. NATIONAL LEAGUE I Parker Pgh ............ Garvey LA ............ JCruz Htn ............. Richards SD......... Clark SF............ Winfield SD.......... Burroughs At........ Concpcion Cin........ Rose Cin............ Bowa Phi ...........:... G 143 157 149 150 152 134 149 149 154 152 AB 564 626 550 537 578 73 479 553 636 635 R H 96 186 87 197 74 172 88 167 90 179 85 177 72 146 73 166 99 190 77 189 Pet. .330 .315 .313 .311 .310 .309 :305 .300 .299 .298 I I BoI Ph.......... 1-