Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Thursday, October 31, 1974
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'Catfish'
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NEW YORK (MP-Catfish Hun- 'kins also won 25 games for
ter, ace of the world champion Texas.
Oakland A's pitching staff, was Hunter's 2.49 earned run
named winner of the American average led the American
Leaglie Cy Young Award yes- League and he completed 23
terday. of his 41 starts, throwing six
Hunter totaled 90 points in shutouts. He was the winning
voting by a 24-member panel pitcher in the A's pennant
of the Baseball Writers Asso- clinching victory over Balti-
ciation of America, and easily more, came out of the bullpen
defeated Ferguson Jenkins of to save the first game of the
the Texas Rangers, who fin- World Series and also was the
ished with 75. winning pitcher in Game
The A's ace was the only Three of the Series against the
pitcher named on each of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
24 ballots and received 12 first- The veteran right-hander has
place votes to 10 for Jenkins. won 88 games in the past four
Hunter enjoyed his winningest seasons, and in 10 big league
major league season with a 25-12 seasons, hesandin101-bigleague
record for the A's in 1974. Itseasons, he has a 161-113 record
was his fourth consecutive 20- for the A's, in Kansas City and
victory season for Oakland. Jen- Oakland.
Gridde Picks
See the picture at the left. See the fearless Libel defensive
back leap to snag the pass. Who is it? Why, Canada's own Dave
Wihak, of course. Whose pass is he catching? Why, one of the
enemy's of course. That is how the Libels score points. By
catching other people's passes. Not their own. Wihak did it
three times against the cross-campus rival Datum Technics. He
scored one touchdown. Aging George Hastings ran one back for a
score, too. Except George made a big mistake later. He had the
nerve to catch one of his own team's passes. From quarterback
Fielding H. Whatsisname. For a touchdown. Poor George.
What's the point? Simplicity, of course. Like, short sentences.
For example-You can win a pizza. By picking the winners in the
games. The games listed below. Bring or mail them to us. The
Daily sports staff. By midnight Friday. Understand?
Photo by Datum Technic
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Elect RON STRAUSS
County Commissioner, District 14
"My Democratic opponent - Kathy Fojtik --
supported the move to use Government Rev-
enue money to get us out of debt. Thus sub-
tracting its use for state required programs of.
Health, Welfare, Jobs, Housing, Courts, En-
vironment, Roads, Transportation, and other
needs. Instead it was given to those programs
-not required by our state-which caused our
debt. We need our Revenue Sharing Money;
we don't need those non-required programs.
We do need Ron Strauss on Nov. 5."
Brouqht to you by the Democrats for Strauss
Paid for by the People for Strauss
Wanted:
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HOMES FOR
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ANY ADULT (S)
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CALL
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SINCE '72, AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION PROGRAM
Actions Speak .. .
FOJTIK
Nov. 5-Democrat--Dist. 14
Pd. Pol. Adv.
1. MICHIGAN at Indiana
(pick score)
2. Illinois at Ohio State
3. Iowa at Purdue
4. Michigan State at
Wisconsin
S. Northwestern at Minnesota
6. Mississippi St. at Alabama
7. Arkansas at Texas A&M
8. Auburn at Florida
9. Boston College at
West Virgina
10. East Carolina at Citadel
11. Georgia Tech at Duke
12. Houston at Georgia
13. Penn at- Harvard
14. Kentucky at Tulane
15. LSU at Mississippi
16. Maryland at Penn St.
17. Navy at Notre Dame
18. No. Illinois at Toledo
19. Texas at SMU
20. DAILY LIBELS at
Wake Forest
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