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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, September 23, 1975

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BOSOX GAIN GROUND

Bucs
By The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH - Richie Zisk
and Dave Parker drove in four
runs each last night to help
the Pittsburgh Pirates clinch
their' fifth National League
East title in six seasons with
a 11-3 victory over the Phila-
delphia Phillies;
The victory, the 15th in the
last 22 games, sent the Pirates

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into the playoffs against the
West Division champion Cincin-
nati Reds.
Zisk and Parker each sin-
gled home a run in the sev-
enth with Pittsburgh leading,
4-3, and the Bucs broke it
open with five runs in the
eighth. Zisk had a two-run
double in the inning and
Parker hit a two-run homer.

' Bruce Kison and Kent Te-
kulve combined on a seven-hit-
ter for the Bucs with Kison, 12-
11, getting the victory.
Rookie Tom Underwood, 14-
13, took the loss. The Phils
had beaten Pittsburgh in 10
of 15 prior encounters.
Red Sox surge
NEW YORK - Denny Doyle's

This Week
in Sports
TUESDAY
CFL FOOTBALL: Montreal at Ed-
monton, Channel 9, 9 pm.
WEDNESDAY
BASEBALL: St. Louis at Mon-
treal, Channel 9, 8 pm.
VOLLEYBALL vs. Michigan State,
IM Building, 7 pm.
THURSDAY
FIELD HOCKEY vs. Eastern
Michigan, Michigan Stadium, 3 pm.
WOMEN'S TENNIS vs. Eastern
Michigan, Varsity Courts, 3 pm.
SATURDAY
FOOTBALL vs. BAYLOR, Michi-
gan Stadium, 1 pm.
NCAA FOOTBALL: North Caro-
lina State at Michigan State, Chan-
nel 7, 1:30 pm.
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL:
Teams to be announced, Channel
4, 2 pm.
CFL FOOTBALL: Toronto at Ot-
tawa, Channel 9, 2 pm.
WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS:
Events to be announced, Channel
7, 5 pm.
WATER POLO vs. Univ. of Cin-
cinnati, Matt Mann Pool, 4:30 pm.
SOCCER at Central Michigan
University.

olverines breeze
to regatta victory
In a regatta sponsored by Notre Dame at Eagle Lake,
Michigan, the Michigan Sailing Team finished first overall,
copping both the A and B division titles.
The Wolverines won by more than twenty points, cruis-
ing past runnerup Florida State, 51-73. University of Wis-
consin-Oshkosh finished third with 85 while University of
Wisconsin-Madison and Ohio Wesleyan tied for fourth
at 104.
The Blue sailors' A crew was skippered by Peter
Schumaker while the B crew was skippered by John
Reichal. Crew members included Mack Jacob, Tom Feld-
stein, Bill Deuchler and Joan Watts.
This weekend Michigan sails again in a regatta at !
Oshkosh, Wisconsin on Lake Winnebago.
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East
two-run, bad-hop single capped
a three-run Boston rally in the
sixth inning that carried the
Red Sox to a 6-4 victory over
the New York Yankees last
night and stretched their Amer-
ican League East Division lead
to four games over the idle Bal-
timore Orioles.
The triumph reduced to four
the Red Sox' pennant-clinching
number. Any combination of
four Boston victories or Balti-
more losses will insure the Red
Sox of their first division title'
since 1967. Boston has six games
remaining and Baltimore has
eight left.
Following his game-winning
hit, Doyle singled in Fred Lynn
in the eighth and newly-acquired;
Deron Johnson stroked an RBI
single in the ninth for insurance.
Rick Wise handcuffed the
Yankees in five hits for his 19th
victory, his first since Sept. 3.
SCORES
BASEBALL
Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 6
Boston 6, N.Y. (AL) 4
Kansas City 2, Texas 1
St. Louis 6, Montreal 4
Pittsburgh 11, Philadelphia 3
Houston 5, Cincinnati 1
NFL FOOTBALL
Oakland 31, Miami 21I

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Daily Photo by KEN FINK
MICHIGAN COACH Bo Schembechler shouts some words of
encouragement to his charges during Michigan's 19-19 tie with
Stanford Saturday. Schembechler mellowed in time for his
Monday luncheon, discussed at right by Daily sports editor
Brian Deming.


Some must be
Spectators

QOME MIGHTY dissatisfied customers filed out of Michigan
Stadium last Saturday afternoon at the conclusion of Michi-
gan's 19-19 tie with Stanford.
Particularly disgruntled were the hard-core student support-
ers who had waited in line for days for decent seats to watch
the supposedly second best team in the country.
Said one during the sorry showing, "If they don't win, I'm
going to withhold my tuition."
Well they didn't win. But, contrary to the post-game
mood, they didn't lose either.
"If you had been in our locker room I think you'd find
it was a loss." Bo remarked at yesterday's luncheon.
But Bo was neither dispairing nor discouraged and refused
.to center criticism on any facet of the Wolverine team. Even
the defense, which gave up 285 yards in the air, escaped a
chewing out.
,That team will get 285 yards every time they throw," said
Bo on Stanford. "I'd welcome Baylor to throw 55 times,"
There were only two points that Bo expressed disappoint-
ment with. The first was the slow reaction after passes were
released.
"They didn't break on the ball as they should have," Schem-
bechler said.
The second was the failure to pick off interceptions.
Michigan had only two among the 44 aerials Cardinal quar-
terback Mike Cordova launched.
Bo was not critical of the pass rush as he credited a
large part of Michigan's defensive breakdown to Cordova's
brilliance.
"I'd say it's the best game he ever played," Bo said.
The excuse is not very satisfactory. The "impregnable"
Michigan defense proved itself quite vulnerable. You can rest
assured the Wolverine backfield will be tested plenty in the
coming weeks.
Schembechler plans to make some adjustments for the Bay-
lor game to get both Jim Pickens and Dwight Hicks on the
field together. Pickens will probably move to strongside halfback
while Hicks will take over at safety.
Offensively, the lackbister performance demanded comment
and may call for some adjustments Saturday.
Bo was particularly displeased with the offense on short
yardage situations and on plays in enemy territory.
e i "In two games we have had a first down inside our op-
ponents 40-yards line on 18 occasions and only scored twice."
Schembechler pointed out.
e EAt quarterback Bo hinted that he might give junior Mark
t E1,7inza a shot this weekend. "It might be a little unfair to Mark
- not giving him a chance to lay," Schembechler said.
g Meanwhile tackle Jim Hall returns to action this week and
d Gene Johnson and Dave Harding will get a long look at tight
end.
d Well, there are two things Michigan fans could not com-
d Mlain about after Saturday's game. One is the halftime per-
formance where the Michigan band gave their best show in
years. The other is the excitement, something Michigan fans us-
ually only see about once annually.
"You can't say it wasn't exciting." said Bo. "I like those
- dull, control, games - booing when you run into the line for
- the fifth straight time."
Ah, the good ol' days.

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'Doiph
By The Associated Press
MIAMI - Oakland's Ken
Stabler shredded Miami's
makeshift defense with razor-
like passes that set up a pair
of touchdowns by Pete Banas-
zak and Harold Hart added an-'
other score with a 102-yard
kickoff return as the Raiders,
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whipped the Dolphins 31-21 last
night.
Only periodically did the Dol-
phins, depleted by injuries and
defections to the World Foot-
ball League, show the brilliance
that led them into the playoffs
the last four years, including
two super Bowl titles.
FOLLOWING a fumble recov-
ery on the Dolphin 38 and some
sharp Stabler passing, airborne
plunges of four and two yards
by Pete Banaszak gave the
Raiders the game's first touch-
down.
Banaszak plunged in again in

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the second quarter and George
Blanda booted a field goal t
boost Oakland's lead to 17-0.
In the waning minutes of th
half, Bob Griese finally go
the Dolphins into Oakland ter
ritory with some slick passing
and Mercury Morris complete
the scoring drive.
Miami again got untracke
late in the third period an
scored on Norm Bulatch's one
yard dive to trim the Raiders
margin to 24-14.
Hart then returned the Dolph
in kickoff for a touchdown to se
cure Oakland's lead at 31-14.

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