BEGINNING OCTOBER 13, 1980 The LSA Internship Program will be accepting applications for Summer and Fall Internships, 1981. Liberal Arts Students who will be Seniors Fall Term 1981, are encouraged to apply. October 13-Applications available In 480 Larch Hall November 3-Fi1nal deadline for applying APPLICATIONS and INFORMATION available in 460 LORCH HALL Eclipse Jazz presents The PhilripGlassEnsem Friday, November 7- 8p.m. RoCkham Auditorium Tickets $7.50 reserved go on sale Tues. Oct. 7, 10a.m. Michigan Union Box Officp (25%) and at the follow- ing outlets: Schoolkids Records, Discount Records in Ann Arbor, Wherehouse in Ypsilanti and at All CTC outlets. SPORTS Page 10 Sunday, October 5, 1980 The Michigan Daily VIC TORY OVER TIGERS ENDS RACE Yanks clinch AL. East title NEW YORK (AP)-Reggie Jackson crashed his third home run in as many games this month to break a tie with the Tigers and drive' New York to the American League East Division title with a 5-2 victory over Detroit yester- day. The ball .soared into Yankee Stadium's third deck in right field, 75-80 feet above the 353-foot sign. "REGGIE DID IT. He turned the game around. That's all you can say," said Manager Dick Howser after the first game of the doubleheader. Jackson's 41st homer of the season and 410th of his career capped a four- run rally that wiped out a 2-1 Detroit lead and eliminated the second-place Baltimore Orioles. "I got a really good ball to hit," Jackson said, "and I looked up in the sky and said, 'Thanks for letting me hit it.' "I JUST KNEW-it made the score 5-2 and gave us a three-run lead and Rudy May would only have to pitch two more innings before Gossage would come in," Jackson said. "I dedicated it to Dick Howser," Jackson said. "I told him, 'I hit the first 30 for myself, the next 10 for your wife and this one for you.' Howser led the Yankees to their four- th division crown in five years in his rookie season as a major league manager. THE VICTORY enabled Howser to heave a sigh of relief after the Yankees saw a 9212-game lead in Mid-July dwin- dle to one-half game by late August before they pulled away again by win- ning 21 of 28 in September and their fir- st three in October. "It's 'been a struggle," Howser said. "Well, not really a struggle,' but everything a pennant race should be." The Tigers won the nightcap 7--6'a's# Lynn Janes drove in four runs with a single in the third inning and a ba's'es"-'Ak loaded triple in the eighth. Phils win NL East; ":::: ::::::......:::::..::. .:. ::v::::::... "; ........ "...... "" .... :.::: ?"; };:-iii:{"}iii:::.... " "i::::"i+; i{:j"i: i::;': is^}::4: ii:';}:: ";:ii:xy: {"i'^:"'ri::"i'ivii: +::Y" " -i-..::ii: : $isiv ...........::v.'-:Sii:i-i';-Y":i }:t>{ :{ :ii:i$:S-i: i:':tt: !-i :f i:i:i: > i:G::%:.i:rv;;:y:;{