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Buckeye-vision
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Ohio State ticket," Kleinman said.
University will receive 40 percent of the WOSU-TV, Ohio State's educational
gross receipts from the experimental station, will co-produce the telecasts,
live cable television coverage of five Kleinman said. The station already
football games this fall, officials said televises OSU games on a delayed basis
yesterday. to a statewide educational television
But the Big Ten Conference school network.
will have to divide the income with the The Ohio State-Baylor game Sept. 30
National Collegiate Athletic at Ohio Stadium will be the inaugural
Association and with its opponents un- telecast, followed by away games at
der a formula yet to be determined, Minnesota, Purdue, Wisconsin and In-
said James Jones, OSU associate diana.
athletic director. "However, we are subject to ABC-TV
Just how much revenue the cable wanting to do those games," Kleinman
program~ming will generate is uncer- said. "We aren't locked into those
tain, but the contract signed Wed- games if there are better ones
nesday by officials of the university and available. We're going to operate like
Warner Cable Corp.' two-way QUBE the network does."
cable system in Columbus provides a The cable television coverage is the
minimum gurantee of $4,000 per game. result of a special agreement reached
Under the contract, QUBE will offer last week between QUBE, the NCAA
one home game and four away games and ABC that removed legal com-
to more than 20,000 Columbus sub- plications raised by the network. ABC-
scribers. claimed exclusive television rights to
Harlan Kleinman, director of all football games played by NCAA
programming for QUBE, said the exact schools.
per game charge has not been deter- The agreement permits QUBE to
mined. present the five games this season and
"We'll have to decide if we want to five others in 1979 in an experiment to
provide the whole package on a five- determine their affect on attendance at
game ticket or on an individual game other NCAA football games.
LeFlore singles home
winner in tenth, 5-4
By PAUL CAMPBELL
Special to the Daily
DETROIT-Just when it seemed that
last night's Tigers-White Sox game
would never end, Ron LeFlore singled
to center scoring Lance Parrish and
give the Tigers a 5-4 win with two outs
in the tenth inning.
LeFlore's shot closed the door on a
game which had started over three
months ago (April 18? when the teams
played two scoreless innings before
rains forced the end of play.
STEVE KEMP opened the tenth by
singling to right, and advanced to third
when reliever Lewin LaGrow hit
Parrish with a pitch and Tim Covan
bunted perfectly between the mound
and third.
But, as the game passed the three
hour mark, first Aurelio Rodriquez and
then Alan Trammel failed to bring in
the winning runs. Rodriquez struck out
on a 3-2 pitch and Trammel forced
Kemp at home.
But LeFlore ripped LaGrow's first
pitch up the middle, making a winner
out of Bob Sykes (6-5) who pitched four
Boston 7, New York 5
NEW YORK (AP)-Rick Burleson
and Jim Rice delivered run-scoring
singles in the 17th inning last night,
giving the Boston Red Sox a 7-5 victory
over the New York Yankees in the
completion of a game suspended after
14 innings by an American League cur-
few one night earlier.
Loser Ken Clay, 2-5, retired the first
seven Boston batters he faced before
Dwight Evans blooped a single to right-
center, only the eighth Red Sox' hit, and
wne to third when Butch Hobson boun-
ced a soft hit-and-run single through the
right side. Burleson delivered Evans
superb innings and in relief of starter
Dave Rozema.
The issues seemed resolved in
Rozema's favor early in the game, as
the Tigers marched to a 4-1 lead behind
win-blown homeruns. Into the right
field upper deck off the bats of Rusty
Staub and Milt May.
THE ROSE'S hopes for a birthday
victory (he turns 22 on Saturday) were
dashed in the seventh when the first
four Chisoc stroked base hits to bring
the count 4-3. Sykes came in and in-
duced pinch hitter Chet Lemmon into
hitting a double play grounder. Ralph
Garr scored on the play to tie the game.
Sykes shut down Chicago almost
completely, striking out seven in his
four inning stint. The only mistake he
made came in the eighth, when he
dropped Thad Bosley's bunt and gave
up a harmless single to Jorge Orta.
The Tigers meanwhile, collected 13
hits and have a good chance of passing
Minnesota and becoming the best hit-
ting team in the American League. All
the starters except Trammel had at
least one hit and LeFlore, Kemp, May,
Corcoran and Mankowski each had two.
with a single and one out later Rice
singled home the second run of the in-
ning.
Bob Stanley, 6-1, the fifth Boston pit-
cher, worked three perfect innings,
allowing only one hit out of the infield.
Cubs 3, Cardinals 2
CHICAGO (AP)-Bill Buckner's tie-
breaking single in the seventh inning
gave the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 victory
over St. Louis yesterday, their 12th vic-
tory without a defeat against the Car-
dinals this season.
The triumph lifted the second-place
Cubs to within 31 games of the idle
Philadelphia Phillies in the National
League East.
I faa tLegue Staeiag6
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EAST
W L Pct. GB
Boston ........................ 67 39 .632 -
Milwaukee .................... 60 44 .576 5/2
New York ........ . ... 59 48 .552 0%z
Baltimore ..................... 59 47 .556 8
Detroit .. . . 57 49 .537 91F2
Cleveland .....................51 54 .486 15
Toronto ....................... 39 67 .368 28%
WEST
KansasCity................... 58 46 .558 -
California ............. '57 51 .528 3
Oakland .......................56 52 .519 4
Texas.. . . ........ 49 56 .467 9'
Minnesota ..................... 45 58 .437 12/2
Chicago ............... 45 60 .424 13%
Seattle. . . ..38 69 .355 21'
Yesterday's Results
Boston 7, New York5,1l7 innings,
completion of suspended game
Baltimore 3, Milwaukee2, 10innings
Detroit5, Chicago4,10innings
Today's Games
SBaltimore (Flanagan.13-91 at New York (Guidry,
Chicago (Barrios, 7-01 at Detroit tYong. 2-li.
Boston (Lee, 10-6) at Milwaukee (Rodriguez, 2-4).
slid in sw aw ay AP Photo Toronto (Jefferson, 6-9) at Kansas City (Split-
torff.l2-9).,
Fleet-footed Ivan DeJesus swipes-a base from the St. Louis Cardinals in yes ter- . Cleveland (Wise.8-13) at Texas (Jenkins, 9-7).
4 - Minnesota (Goltz, 10-7) at California (Frost, 3-4). b
day's acion , picag sCardlina slr ttop,G rryTernpleto avaits the throw, .-s1ttle AbotSa-7)atOakland<Johnson,6). ..
but it arrived toolate as'dkd the Cards as the Cubs took the game, 3-2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
EAST
W L_ Pct. GB
Philadelphia .................. 56 46 .549 -
Chicago .......................53 51 .510 4
Pittsburgh .................... 49 53 .480 7
Montreal ................... 51 58 .468 -8%
New York .....................46 63 .422 131/z
St"Louis....-...... 40 66 .377 18
WEST
SanFrancisco................. 64 44 .593 -
Cincinnati ............. 63 44 .589
Los Angeles .................. 61 46 .570 2
San Diego :,,: . ... 56 52 .519 8
Atlanta ................ 49 57 .462 14
Houston ....................... 49 57 .462 14
C .Yesterday'sResults
Chicagon3, St. Louis 2
Today's Games
Montreal (Fryman, 6-7) at Chicago (Roberts,
4-6), 2:30p.m.
Philadelphia (Lonborg, 7-9 and Christenson,
7-10) at Pittsburgh (Candelaria, 8-11 and D. Robin-
s, 5-5), 26:05pm.
Hosnon (Lemongello, 7-9) at Atlanta (P. Nlekro,
12-Il1), 7:35 p.m.
San Diego (Perry, 124) at Cincinnati (Moskau,
2-2),8:05p.m.
New York (Swan, 3-a) at St. Louis (Forsch, 9-11),
8:35p.m.
Lei Angeles (Ran. 104) at San Francisco (Blue,
15-4),10:30p.m.