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2D THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Sunday, September 23, 1 979 Brewers hand title to Orioles Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-tost Penalties-yards 63 16 25-1 15 23 2 (0 38 3- 38 10 32 0-0 2-10 American league L.C.N. ISO -0 PH High 0 15 7 -22 PHH Sax 1 run (John Paciorek kick) PHH Bradbury 56 pass from Poclorek (Eastwood from Paciorek) PHH Price 30 Interceotlon return (Paciorek kick) American League LCN 1 63 26 1-10 0 5-1 6-68 6 142 PH 9 113 131 5-9 2 4-2 4 40 3-101 F.D. Rush. Yds Pass.

Yds Pass. -Comp Intercept. Pen.Yds Punts Tigers rained out BOSTON (AP) The American League game between the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park Saturday was postponed because of rain. It was rescheduled as part of a doubleheader today. EAST Pel.

CB Baltimore 99 53 SI Milwaukee 90 64 .584 10 Boston 16 66 566 13 New York 82 71 5.16 17' Oetrtttt 82 72 532 18 Cleveland 78 75 .510 2V Toronto 52 103 .335 48' i WEST California 84 71 542 Kansas City 81 74 523 3 Minnesota 81 74 $23 3 Texas 78 77 .503 6 Cmcago 68 8 443 H'j Seattle 64 91 412 Oakland 53 102 .343 31 Michigan St. 24, Miami 21 Miami 0 0 7 14 -21 Mich St 0 17 0 -24 MSU Smith 14 run (Schorlo kick) MSU-FG Schorlo 27 MSU Middieton I run (Schorlo kick) Mia Hauck 1 run (Giest kick) Mlo Dummltt 34 pass from Hauck (Giese kick) Mia Hunter 3 run (Glese kick) MSU Brammer 6 pass from Vaughn (Schorlo kick) Miami MSU First downs 12 15 Rushes Vds 43-81 44-157 Passing yds 140 160 Return yds 84 96 Passes 12-23 14-33 mot 2 0 Punts 8-37 7-45 Fumles lost 3 3 2 Penalties vds 6 62 10-105 6-6210-105 Central Michigan 24. Bowling Green 0 CMU 7 7 0 10 -24 Bwling Gr 0 0 0 0 CMU Todd 1 run (Boiovk kick) CMU Hogeboom 10 run (Bojovic kick) CMU FG Boiovk 44 Morysvllle 0 22 0 0 -22 Central 0 0 1 12 -20 Farnsworth 1 run (Vollstaedt kick) Farnsworth 1 run (R, Smith pass from Broun) Smith 2 pass from Farnsworth (Vollstaedt kick) Graham 45 run (Gollmeir pass from Perez) Figures 14 pass from Perez (run tailed) Perez 6 run (run failed) Dollv Double (10-3) Paid (22.80; SI Pfrfecta (3-7) paid $171 90 Ttiird clm; 3-vtor-oKl! 4 fun: Marveious Mica 5.00 3.60 3.00 Nailv VIC M0 4.20 Pell Mtll 40 Time 1:14 3-5; Scr-Saucv Knight, Chan Amatoi; 12 Trlfecto (2-3-8) paid 1314.60. S6 Box 12-381 Paid $157 30. clmo; 3-yeor-oldl and up; mile and 40 ydi: Lelona 10.20 5.40 4.20 Rough Kid 5.80 4.20 Nick Boo .20 Time 1:45 1-5; $3 Perfeclo (4-61 oold $89.40.

J-vearoldl and up; 4 furs: Ramolin Green 7.0 2.80 2.20 Prelate 2 40 2.20 Seem Speedv 2.20 Time $3 Pertecta (4-3) paid $20 10. Sintn pec. weights; and 4-vear-olds; 6 furt: Croatan Chiet 11.00 5.60 4.40 Brave John 4.60 4.00 pious Al 3.40 Time 1:14 1-5; Scr-Summer Room; $2 Trllecto 18-2-4) paid 1253.00; $6 Box IJ-4-!) paid $126 SO. added "The Replay Handicap" 3-vear-olds and up; 1 and 1-16 miles: Coverock .,..5.80 2.80 3.00 Roval Sparkle 2.60 2.80 Ace High Rovol 4.80 Time 1:47 I S3 Pertecta (S-6) paid $13.50. added "The Stinger Handicap" 3-veor-oids and up; 4 1-2 lurs Unreality 9.80 5.20 5.20 Carrara Blue 25.80 9.60 Cheekv Cheetah 3.40 Time 53; $3 Pertecta (1-9) paid $510.60.

added "The Oaascus Stake" 3-vear-olds, Mich, breds; mile and 40 vds: Ski Fever 5.80 4.20 3.00 First Profit 8.80 6.20 Old Feather 8.60 Time 1:45 3-5. added "The Michigan Mile Handicap" 3-veor-olds and up; 1 and 1-8 miles: Sensitive Prince 3.20 2.80 2 40 Prince Maiestlc 4 40 3.60 Sorrv Lookin 7 00 Time 1:52 3-5; Lote Dailv Double (3-51 paid S9.60, S2 Tritetta (S-9 8) paid SU4 40. $6 Box (5 8 9) paid $67 20; Att Handle $1,740.1 55. BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Orioles clinched their sixth American League East Championship in 11 years Saturday but maintained their record of never having nailed down the title on the playing field at home. The Orioles were declared winners before taking the field for a twi-night doub-leheader against the Cleveland Indians, when the second-place Milwaukee Brewers dropped a 6-3 decision to the Minnesota Twins.

Champagne was on ice, but the celebration was delayed not only by the twin bill but also by a rain delay of one hour and nineteen minutes in the first game. "We may spend the night here," said Scott McGregor, the first game starter. "We have a delayed fuse on the celebration." The Orioles were informed of Milwaukee's loss by a reporter who made a telephone call to Milwaukee and was given a personal, play-by-play of the final outs. After a few lusty cheers, the Orioles quietly prepared for the doubleheader while clubhouse attendants put their plastic coverings over the locker stalls to protect clothing from any postgame champagne party. The Orioles later lost the first game of the doubleheader to Cleveland.

7-3, as Cliff Johnson hit two home runs. The second game as rained out. California 3, Rangers 1 ANAHEIM. Calif. Chris Knapp tossed a 5-hitter to lead California to a victory over Texas which helped the Angels widen their first-place margin in the American League West to three games.

In eight appearances since coming off F.D 11 15 Rush. Yds 144 2'7 Pass. Yds dS 111 Pass comp 3 8 7-17 Intercept by 2 0 Pen-Yds 6 35 7 59 Fum.lost 7 2 2 1 Punts 5J5 331 Kingston 0 6 6 0 12 Peck 0 6 6 6 -18 Sherider pnss from Bell (kick foiled) Peter 1 run (run tailed) Peter 80 kickoft return (run failed) Bell 41 pass from Fletcher (pass failed) Bell 36 run (run foiled) the disabled list six weeks ago, Knapp had an 0-3 record, a 6.75 earned run average after giving up 23 runs in 302-3 innings, and most he had pitched was six innings. A's 2, Royals 0 OAKLAND, Calif. Oakland's Matt Keough pitched a 7-hitter in outdueling Kansas City's Dennis Leonard and leading the A's past the Royals.

Twins 6, Brewers 3 MILWAUKEE Minnesota eliminated Milwaukee as as Hosken Powell and Rob Wilfong each drove in two runs. Minnesota's Roger Erickson, 3-9, had a 7-hitter going into the ninth. But Sixto Lezcano hit a 2-run homer, his 28th of the season, and Mike Marshall relieved. He picked up his 32nd save of the season Yankees 7, Blue Jays 4 TORONTO Oscar Gamble hit a pair of homers, Jerry Narron added a 3-run blow and Reggie Jackson hit a solo homer as New York beat Toronto. Mariners 6, White Sox 4 SEATTLE Designated-hitter Willie Morton drove in three runs to spark Seattle past Chicago.

cimcned division title Saturday's Gomes New York 7, Toronto 4 Detroit at Boston, pod rain Minnesota 6. Milwaukee 3 California 3, Teos 1 Oakland 2, Kansas City 0 Cleveland 7, Baltimore 3. 1st game Cleveland at Baltimore. 2nd gome, DDd rem Seattle 6, Chicago 4 Sunday's Games Detroit (VV'lco 12-8 and Petry 6-M at Boston (Eckerslev 16 10 amd Torrei 15 12), 2, I m. New York (John 199) at Toronto (Huffman 6-161, 1:30 m.

Cleveland (So'llner 87) at Baltimore (Flanagan 23 81. 2 p.m. Minnesota (Golf 14121 at Milwaukee (Caldwell 15 61. 2 30 Teas (Jenkms 1J 131 at California (Frost 15-91. 4 0 Kansas City (Gale 9 10) at Oak land (Morgan 291.

4 30 0 m. Chicago (Wort horn 1 2 at Seattle IHoneycutt to il), 4:35 m. Monday's Gome Kansas City at Co'ifOfnio. 10:30 Only game scheduled National League CMU Bwt Gr First downs 25 7 Rushes-vds 75-307 30-43 Passing vds J3 59 Return yds 31 78 Posses 7-t6 6-14 Inpts 0 1 Punts S-20 8-30 Fumoies-lost 4.1 3.7 Penalties yds 9-76 3 38 Michigan Wooster 3, Kenvon 0 Arizona 14, Texas Tech 14, tie lona 28, Madison 0 Keon 31, N. Y.

Teen. 7 Norwich 37, American Intl. 13 St. John's, NY 36, Marist 6 5iena 20, Manhattan 14 Tufts 20, Weslevan 12 Uosaia 16, Susquehanna 6 Carson-Newman 21. Wofford 12 Jackson St 36, Mississippi Val.

14 Mississippi Col. 35, S. Arkansas 14 Norfolk St. 18, Elizabeth City St. 6 N.

Alabama 26. Tuskegee 7 Sewanee 20, Millsaps 17 W. Virginia St. 70, Glenville St. 0 Bluffton 22, Earlham 7 Buena Visto 34, Simpson 13 Carnegie-Mellon 27, Hiram Col.

3 Cent. Iowa 20. Upper lowa 12 Concordia, Morhd 16, St. Olaf 13 Dubuaue 24, WHIIom Penn 0 Hanover 26. Taylor 0 Konsos St.

22, Oregon St. 16 Kearney St, 30, Chadron St. 0 Knox 38, Grinnell 0 Luther 14, Wortburg 7 Midland 24. Wavne, Neb. 9 St.

Ambrose 57, Marquette 0 St. John s. Minn. 45, Hamline 19 St. Joseph, Ind.

35. Olivet 18 St. Norbett 15, Wis -Stevns Pt. 0 Wis -Oshkosh 3, Wis -Stout 2 McMurry 16, Austin Cot. 6 Tar le ton St.

55. Lubbock Chrstian 0 Army 17, Stanford 13 Colorado Mines 17, S. Utah 7 Drake 13, Colorado 9 Ft. Lewis 24, W. New Mexico 7 Illinois 27, Air Force 19 Washington 21, Oiegon 17 Western St 41 Mex.Highlonds 3 Wyoming 9, Richmond 7 Duauesne 35.

Fairfield 6 Alabama 45. Baylor 0 Citodel 27, Vonderbllt 14 Louisiana St. 47, Rice 3 McNeese St. 12, NE Louisiana 10 Murray St. 24, Tennessee Tech 3 Newberry 14, Cotawbo 7 Salem, Vo.

16, Fairmont 10 SW Texas St SE Louisiana 7 Tennessee Sf. Texas Southern 3 Virginia Union 13, Winston Salem 0 Wake Forest 23, E. Carolina 20 West Liberty 14, Shepherd 10 Kentucky 24, Austin Peay Coe 33. Gracelond Evonsville 1 SE Missouri 0 Findlav 28 Wilmington 26 Memphis St 16. Wichita St 10 Mmot St Mavville St.

14 Missouri Roilo 24, Pittsburg St. 10 Ohio Northern 50, Heidelberg 6 SW Missouri 10. Harding 0 Wis -LaCiosse 21. Ws. Platteville 6 Wittenberg 53.

Marietta 14 Youngstown 7J, Ashland 3 Arkansas V. Oklahoma St 7 Arkansas St 24 Illinois lf Central 31. Henderson St 14 Southern Meth 70. Texas St. 9 Sul OSS St 18, Trinity, Tex.

li Texas 17, lowo St 9 Texas-Arhnyton 37, NW Louisiana 14 Tulane 33, Texas Christian 19 Boston College 34, VtHanova 7 Boston St 14. Nichols 9 Boston 41, New Hampshire 26 Chevney St. 10, Seton Hall 9 Colgate 10, Lehigh 3 Fordham 26, Rochester 12 Georgetown, C. 10. St.

Francis, Pa 0 Harvard 26. Columbia 7 Holy Cross 35, Rhode Island 6 Massachusetts 38, Maine 14 Navy 21, Connecticut 10 Princeton 16, Dartmouth 0 Rutgers 16, Bucknell 14 St. John's, NY 36. Marist 6 Slippery Rock 21. Cent.

Connecticut 15 Temole 31, Deiowore 14 Texas 27, Penn St. 14 Yale 13, Brown 12 Albright 10, Juniato 7 Curry 15, W. Connecticut 7 Appalachian St. 35, Carolina 27 Bethune-Cookmn 15, N. Carolina 7 Elon 5, NX.

Central 0 Florida St 40 Miami. Fla 23 James Madison 17, Hompden-Svd-nev 0 Louisville 22. Cincinnati 19 Mars Hill 27, Gardner-Webb 21 Morehead SI. 28, Middle Tenn. 7 Presbyterian 28, Lenoir Rhyne 14 Carolina 35, Duke 0 Cornell, lowa 31, Colorado Col 20 Grand Volley St 48, NE Illinois 7 Illinois Col.

39, Chicago 34 NW lowa 33. Monmouth, III. 13 Azusa Pacific 10, Occidental 10, tie Lintietd 41, S. Oregon 21 Oregon Col, 25, Willamette 6 Oregon Tech 38, Pacific. Ore, 7 Whitworth 16, E.

Washington 0 High School PH Northern 7 tj 7 8 -35 Mount Clemens 0 0 0 0 0 KaMsh 7 run (Pedrotfi kick) Motte 12-run (Pedrotti kick) Motte 11 run (kick tailed) Booker 2S run (Pedrotti kick) Ross turn rec in endzone (Motte run) Montreal Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Chicaao New York Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles EAST Pet. GB 92 60 .607 61 607 87 71 537 10; 11 73 12 78 76 .506 15'? 56 97 364 36 WEST 8 68 56? B6 68 556 1 75 80 483 12 68 87 .439 19 65 90 ,419 22 61 91 400 24 Montreal splits with Phils National League Son Dego Atlanta mm tir day's Gomes Pitisburgh 4. Chicago 1 St Louis 6 3. New York 3-2 Hazel Park Saturday's Results cond; trot; mile: Saltv 4.40 3.00 2 40 Highland Sunset 3 00 2.40 Purple Piper 4.20 Time 2 03 2 5 cond; pace; mile: Rod Kennedv 10.20 5.40 3 80 Tiger Knox 12.20 7.20 Slv Chance 5.60 Time 2:04 1-5: Scr-Good Albatross, Double (1-2) paid Per-'ecta (2 3) ooid $148 60 clmg; pace; mile: Fundv Tide 19.20 9 4 0 6.20 Rustv Rick 3.30 3.60 Kelly's Wild Fire 4 40 Time-2 02 2 5. Trilecta (7-3-61 paid $6 Box (3 6 7) paid 5.160 10.

cond; pace; mile: Domino George 3.60 2.80 2 70 Also Maury 3.80 2.60 Baron Ruskav 2.20 Time 2 01 1-5; Scr Thorpe's Bomber; Pertecta (2-51 poid $15.60. The Fanny Mite In-vitational Pace; mile: Steady Master 11.60 4 8 0 3.00 Quick Command 4. BO 2.80 The Saddler GB 2.40 Time Pertecta (2-5) paid 593.40 clmg; hdep; poce; mile: Lehigh Stone 7.00 4 60 4 60 Fleetwood Fonnv 13 00 7.80 Tiger Trip 8 40 02 4-5 Tritecta (5 6-71 paid $6 Box (5-6-7) paid $469 90 NFL Standings American Conference East Pet. PF PA Miami 3 0 0 1 00 55 29 New England 7 1 0 667 89 33 Buffalo I 2 0 .333 77 60 Jets 1 1 0 331 56 91 Baltimore 0 3 0 000 36 56 Central Cleveland 3 0 0 1 00 65 56 Pittsburgh 3 0 0 I 10 78 41 Houston 2 1 0 67 56 71 Cincinnati 0 0 .000 38 81 West San Diego 3 0 0 1 00 90 45 Denver 2 1 0 667 3 30 Kansas City 1 2 0 333 44 47 Oakland 1 2 0 .333 44 74 Seattle I 0 333 S3 62 National Conference East Dallas 3 0 0 1.00 67 54 Philadelnhia 2 1 0 .667 so 45 Washmgton 2 1 0 .667 81 S3 St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 69 60 N.Y.

Giants 0 3 0 .000 31 77 Central Tampa Bay 3 0 0 1.00 81 52 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 52 34 Green Bay 1.2 0 333 41 46 Minnesota 1 2 0 .333 47 75 Detroit 0 3 0 .000 50 89 West Atlanta 1 0 o67 71 64 Los Angeles 2 1 0 .667 57 57 San FranciscoO 3 0 .000 59 76 New Orleans 0 3 0 000 67 94 Sunday's Games Aflonta at Detroit. 1 m. New Yo-k Jets at Buffalo. 1 Houston at Cincinnati. 1 p.m.

Green Bav at Minnesota, 1 m. San Diego at New England, 1 m. Baltimore at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 2 p.m.

Washington at St. Louis, 2 p.m. Seattle at Denver, 4 m. Chicago at Miami, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at New York Giants, 4 p.m.

New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Los Angeles at Tampa Bav, 4 p.m. Monday's Game Dallas at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Philadelphia 9 2, Montreal 8 Atlanta 10, San Francisco 2 Houston 4, Cincinnati 1 San Diego 10, Los Anaeies 8 Sunday's Gomes Montreal (Lee 15-101 at Philadelphia (Espmoso 14-lU, 1,35 a.m. St Louis (Urreo 00 at New York (Poceiia 0-1), 2 05 Dm.

San Francisco (Blue 13-13) ot Atlanta (Matuio 8-9), 3 15 pm. Pittsburgh (Biyieven 115) at Chicago (Reuschel 18 10). 7 15 a.m. Cincinnati (Pastore 47) ot Houston (Williams 4 6. 05 Dm.

Los Angeles (Reuss 713) ot San Diego (Rosmussen 5 91 4 Monday's Games New York at Chicago, 2, 1 m. Montreal at Pittsburgh, 2. 6 05 Houston at Atlanta. 2, 35 p.m. St Louis at Philadelphia, 7 35 p.m.

Only games scheduled Michigan 28. Kansas 7 Michigan St 24, Miami, Ohio 21 Michigan 31, Wayne. Mich 29 Michigan 45. Illinois 17 Minn Duluth 17, Michigon Tech 7 Valparaiso 72, Almo 18 Cent. Ohio 17 Ferris St.

14 Adrian 14, Grove City 13 DePouw 14, Hope 11 Illinois 77. Sagmow Valley 7 Waynesburg 19, Albion 0 Ml St. 25, E. Michigan 15 Cent. Michigan 24, Bowling Green 0 Georoetown.

Kv 27. Hillsdale 10 St Joseph s. Ind 35. Olivet 18 Grand Vaiiev 46 Illinois 7 Kolamaioo 34. Manchester, Ind.

7 By The Associated Press Adrian 14. Grove City 13 Albany, Y. 20, S. Connecticut 0 Bates 27. Union, Y.

0 Boston St 14, Nicho'S 9 Boston (J 41. New Hampshire 28 Bowdoin 14. Trinity. Conn 10 California. Pa.

71. Frosfburg St. 7 Chevney St. 10, Seton Hotl 9 Clarion St. 23, Geneva 7 Coigote )0, Lehigh 3 Cornell 52, Penn 13 Post 9, Northeastern 7 Delaware Vol.

20, Moravian 5 6 Stroudsburg 10. Montclair St. 6 Fordham 26. Rochester 12 Frammgham St, 21. 12 Frnkln Marshll 20.

Gettysburg 17 Georgetown, DC. 10, St. Francis, Pa. 0 Harvard 26, Columbia 7 Holy Cross 35, Rhode Island 6 Indiana, Pa. 13, Westmnstr, Pa.

11 Ithaca 42, Cortlond St. 7 John Carroll 21, Thiel 15 Lock Haven St. 31. Bloom sou rg St. 71 Lycoming 10, Wilkes 7 Massachusetts 38.

Maine 14 Middiebury 33, Colby 0 MillersviMe St 17, Edinboro St. 6 Princeton 16, Dartmouth 0 Rutgers 16, Buc knell 14 St. Lawrence 17, Mansfield St. 0 Slippery Rock 21. Cent.

Connecticut 15 Springtteid 34, Amherst 18 Texas 27. Penn St. 14 Wagner 29, Hobart 11 Waynesburg 19, Albion 0 Wldener 35, Urslnus 7 Worcester Tech 10, Coast Guard 7 Yale 13, Brown 12 Bluefieid St. 3, W. Virginia Tech 3, fie Concotd 21.

Vo. Weslyn 10 Davidson 16, Lotavefte 13 Guilford 25. Emory Henry 7 Hampton Inst. 19, J.C Smith 9 Liberty Baptist 21. Bowie St.

0 Missouri 33, Mississiooi 7 Morehead St, 78, Middle Tenn. 7 N. Carolina 17, Pittsburgh 7 Carolina St 38, Virginia 14 Tn, -Chattanooga 45, Furman 14 Towson St 16. Randolph-Macon 0 Virginia 19 VMI 0 Virginia St. 27.

St. Paul's 0 Virginia Tech 35, William Mary 14 Wash. Lee 14, Centre 10 Baldwin-Wallace 14. Capital 13 Cent. Michigan 24, Bowling Green 0 Dayton 24, Butler 0 Denlson 10, Muskingum 7 Indiana 18.

Kentucky 10 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Larry Par-rish hit two bases-empty home runs and collected four RBI and Andre Dawson and Duffy Dyer added solo shots to lead the Montreal Expos to an 8-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies for a split of a twi-night double-header Saturday. The Phillies won the first game 9-8 on Mike Schmidt's RBI single in the 10th inning, but the split enabled the Expos to maintain a half-game lead over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League East. The Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-1 earlier in the day. Dave Palmer, 10-2. gained the victory for Montreal in the second game with relief help from Elias Sosa.

who notched his 18th save. Dickie Noles. 3-4. took the loss for the Phillies. Pirates 4, Cubs 1 CHICAGO Bruce Kison and Kent Tekulve combined on a 4-hitter.

Phil Gainer scored one run and drove in another with a pair of singles as Pittsburgh cut a game off Montreal's lead. The Pirates opened the scoring with a run in the second inning off George Riley, 0-1. who made his first major-league start. Bill Madlock led off with a single, wont to third on an infield hit by Steve Nicosia and scored when Gainer bunted and Riley threw late to the plate. Astros 4, Reds 1 HOUSTON Cesar Cedenos RBI single keyed a 2-run fifth inning and Joe Niekro became the first 2() game winner in the National League as Houston defeated Cincinnati and moved within a half-game of the pace-setting Reds in the est Division.

Cincinnati, which lost to Houston for the second straight night, came into the '(BP important series leading the Astros by 2 Vj games. Padres 10, Dodgers 8 SAN DIEGO Gene Tenace's RBI single sparked a 3-run San Diego seventh inning and the Padres survived three Los Angeles home runs for a victory. With the score tied 5-5, Paul Dade opened the San Diego seventh with one of his four hits, a single off reliever Dave Patterson. 3-1. Dave Winfield walked and Tenace, who had struck out three times, delivered his hit to put the Padres ahead 6-5.

Cardinals 6-3, Mets 3-2 NEW YORK George Hendrick hit a 2-run homer and Bob Forsch scattered seven hits as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 3-2 to gain a sweep of their Saturday double-header. In the opening game, St. Louis won 6-3 as Lou Brock tied the all-time major league career stolen base record and John Denny and Hoy Thomas combined on a 5-hitter. Braves 10, Giants 2 ATLANTA Phil Niekro hurled five perfect innings and wound up with a 2-hitter as the Atlanta Braves hipped the San Francisco Giants 10-2 behind the home-run hitting of Bob Horner and Gary Matthews.

Niekro. 19-20, lost his perfect game when Johnnie LeMaster led off the sixth by reaching first when Horner fielded his grounder, but threw in the dirt for an error. College Napa Open NAPA, Calif. (AP) Scores after Sat urdav third round in the $300,000 pro golf tournament on the 6,870 yard, par-77 Silverado Country v-iuu iui ill LUUfSC. work Michigan II, Kansas 7 Kansas 7 0 0 07 Michigan 7 7 7 728 Mich -Edwards 3 run (Hoii-Sheikh kick) Kan irvm 60 Dunt return (Hu-boch kick I Muh-Rpid 1 run (Hoii-Sheikh kiCh I Mich Edwards 2 run (Haii-Sheikh kick M'th Marsh 8 DOS from Wong-ler (Haii Sheikh kick A 103 6V8 MC 66 72 67-705 69 66-70205 68-66 69 68 70 207 70- 71-67-208 69 68 71 703 68 72-68 208 66-72-71209 73-68 68 209 71- 70-69210 71- 68-71 210 70-70-70210 76-68 67 211 7169-71 211 71 68-72 21 1 60-71-72211 70 70-71 211 72- 69-70-211 Lon Lou Graham Bob Gilder Tim Simpson John Fought Buddy Gardner Bobby Wadkins Rod Funseth J.C.

Snead Bruce Lietzke Mike Sullivan Eddie Pearce Andy North Skip Dunawoy Bill Rogers Jay Haas Steve Meinyk DRC Saturday Results clmg, 3-year-olds and up; fillies and mares; 6 furs: Shy Arctic 5.60 3.40 2.60 Portage Path 4.60 3.20 Darts Away ..3.00 Time-216. clmg; 3-year-olds and up; Mich, breds; 6 furs: Lightteet 6.80 4.20 3.20 Jitono 15.60 7.40 Alastair 3.60 PHN 13 1V4 124 49 3 4 1 3-30 95 Rush Yds Pass. Yds Pass. -Comp. Inter, by Fum.

Lost Punts Pen.Yds. 75 5-10 0 3-3 Mich First downs Rushes yards Passing vards 76 25 79 70 247 270 Texas shocks No. 6 Penn State Federko gives Blues tie National Roundup Saturday, only to see the Blues battle back. The Flames scored first on Paul Reinhart's goal with 18:12 gone in the first period. St.

Louis tied the game with 50 secods gone in the second period on a power play goal but Jack Brownschilde. Ivan Boldirev put Altanta ahead 2-1 with a goal at 4:07 at the second period, and Bob Crawford tied the score at 2 at 6:59 of the third period. Dave Gorman scored Atlanta's final goal at 7:55 in the third period. STATE COLLEGE. Pa.

(AP) Curtis Dickey gained 184 yards on 31 carries and ran for touchdowns of 69, 11 and 21 yards as previously winless Texas upset sixth-ranked Penn State 27-14 Saturday. Penn State, which opened its season last week with a 43-10 triumph over Rutgers, took a 7-0 lead two minutes and 36 seconds into the first period on a 3-yard run by Booker Moore. But after that, the Aggies, who had lost by one point to Brigham Young and 17-7 to Baylor, took command. Just 1:20 later. moved 80 yards on two plays, tying the score.

Dickev ran for 10. then took a pitchout and raced 69 yards into the end zone. Freshman barefoot kicker David Hardy converted. After Penn State had moved from its 44 to a first down at the 17 and Herb Menhardt missed a 37-yard field goal, the Aggies went ahead on Dickey's 11-vard touchdown run. Alabama 45, Baylor 0 BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

Second-ranked Alabama let Baylor cross mid-field just once In the first three periods while Steadman Shealy and Major Ogilvie keyed a 4.31-yard ground assault as the Crimson Tide cruised to victory Saturday night. neutralized defensive end Hugh Green. The unbeaten Tar Heels maintained control of the ball throughout and had the Panthers operating in the shadow of their goal most of the game. Oklahoma 49, Tulsa 13 NORMAN, Okla. Julius Caesar Watts, the starting quarterback for No.3-ranked Oklahoma, led a strong rushing attack as the Sooners romped to a 49-13 victory over Tulsa in college football Saturday.

Watts, not considered a powerful runner, found success with his quarterback keeper and led all Sooners' rushers with 111 vards on 12 carries in a successful first half. Hlafback Billy Sims, Oklahoma's 197s Heisman Troppphy winner, was held out over half the game but scored twice. Sims complained last week of an injury', which kept him out of some practices. Missouri 33, Mississippi 7 JACKSON, Miss. Quarterback Phil Bradley passed for one touchdown and scored another at he revived ninth-ranked Missouri in the second half as the Tigers demolished Mississippi's Rebels 33-7 in a regionally televised game.

Missouri, trailing 7-3 at intermission, rallied after recovering a Rebel fumble on the Ole Miss 26-yard line as the third period opened. They went on to register three touchdowns before Mississippi could recover. Wash. 21, Oregon 17 EUGENE. Ore.

(AP) Mark Lee returned an Oregon punt 53 yards for a touchdown with 1:59 left in the game, and the 12th-ranked Washington Huskies pulled out a 21-17 Pacific 10 Conference thriller over Oregon. The Ducks. 1-2. opened a 17-0 lead, but the Huskies came back to win it with three scores in the final 13 minutes. Washington scored twice in the final 3:33 before a stunned crowd of 42,500, the first capacity crowd for an Oregon home in eight years.

III. St. 24, Eastern 15 NORMAL, (AP) Tailback Bill Fenn carried the ball 35 times for 154 yards and scored one touchdown to lead Illinois State over Eastern Michigan. Fenn's running mate, Mike Doneff, added 58 yards in 17 trips to pace the Redbird ground game that amassed 270 yards. EMU picked up 240 yards in the air as Scott Davis was 12 of 24, including a 21-yard touchdown pass to Tom Parm.

Alabama's super-quick defense, led by end E.J. Junior, limited the Bears to 74 yards in total offense until the fourth quarter while intercepting five passes, recovering two fumbles and blocking a punt to set up the first of Alan McElroy's three field goals. Shealy bolted 54 yards to set up Ogilvie's 1-yard touchdown run early in the second period for a 14-0 halftime lead and second-string quarterback Don Jacobs took the Tide on drives of 56 and 61 yards in the second half, with sophomore Mark Nix scoring on runs of 2 and 4 yards just three minutes apart. Alabama is 2-0 this season while Baylor dropped to 2-1. N.Carolina 1 7, Pitt 7 CHAPEL HIBL, N.C.

Linebacker Buddy Curry intercepted two passes and quarterback Matt Kupec ran for one touchdown and threw for another, leading North Carolina over 13th-ranked Pittsburgh. The Tar Heels contained running back Randy McMillan, who entered the game as the nation's ninth-leading rusher, and ATLANTA Center Bernie Federko scored the tying goal for St. louis with only 1:14 to play left to play Saturday as the Blues and the Atlanta Flaines struggled to a 3-3 tie. It was the National Hockey League exhibition season opener for the Blues who returned to Port Huron for an in-trasquad game tonight at 7. The Blues' training camp roster will be divided Into two equal teams for the regulation length contest.

Atlanta held a 1-goal lead three times MSU edges Miami by 3 Continued from Page ID tage after a 14-yard punt return by Ken Roundtree had put them at the Spartan 36. Hauck threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Keith Dummitt in the end zone with 13:28 to go in the game. Giese's placement cut Miami's deficit to three points, 17-14. The Spartans chose that moment to reward Miami for some of its first half generosity. They attempted an end-around, and Vaugn and Byrd didn't get together.

The ball bounced free, and middle guard John McCafferty recovered for Miami at the Michigan State 21. Four plays later, halfback Mark Hunter took an option pitch 3 yards to put the Redskins in the lead with 11:36 to plav. Giese's kick was true. Sensitive Prince wins Michigan Mile LIVONIA (AP) Sensitive Prince led all the way Saturday in winning the $115,600 Michigan Mile at Detroit Race Course. The 3-5 favorite fought off a series of challenges by the other 11 colts to win by a length and a half over Prince Majestic.

The eastern thoroughbred covered the one and one-eighth mile course in 1:52.6. The victory, Sensitive Prince's sixth in eight starts this year, brought $69,360 to Top the Mark Stables, owner of the horse. The win in the 31st Michigan Mile boosted Sensitive Prince's lifetime earn City Recreation advances behind Frizzle's heroics riiff Frizzle flustered batters with his Huskies win Continued from Page II) and Paul VanSickle recovered at the Bather 14. Three plays later, PHN fullback Mike Kalish ran through the middle for a 7-yard touchdown. Thacker, who gained 107 vards in a season-opening win over Detroit Osborn.

lost the ball again in the next series at Northern's 37. The Huskies quicklv moved to the Mount Clemens' 1 aided a 58-yard pass from Herber to Motte, but failed to score in two plays. "At the time it seemed like missing that opportunity could possibly come back to hurt us," Bates said. "Penalties (95 yards in all) kept picking at us." The Huskies bumped the lead to 14-0 with 3:18 left in the first half. Motte, who finished with 42 yards, ended an 8-play, 60-yard drive by breaking off tackle for a 12-yard touchdown.

Swift backfield running mate Vern Booker had a 25-yard run on the preceding play. Booker, taking over at the other halfback in the absence of injured Mark Gil-lihan, finished with 101 yards in only nine carries. Northern rushed for 194 yards. Mount Clemens' Rickert, who suffered two of the three interceptions, overthrew a receiver late in the second period and McVeigh was waiting for his first catch with 43 seconds remaining. Booker raced up the middle for 36 yards on the next play.

Motte covered the final 11 yards untouched for his second touchdown 16 seconds before intermission. Booker's 25 yard TD run gave Northern a 26-0 lead in the third quarter and Pedrotti kicked the point after. The final score came with 10:54 in the fourth quarter on Ross' recovery. Rec Softball Dunn Paper bounced Port Huron Paper Old Timers, 13-4, Grand Trunk Yard downed Dunn Paper, 8-1; Inmont Corp. defeated Dunn Paper, 6-1; Grand Trunk Yard blanked Diamond Crystal, 9-0.

Mueller Maintenance defeated Sheriff 8-2; Diamond Crystal edged Huron Tool, 6-5; Dunn Paper beat Eugene Welding, 7-3; and St. Clair Rubber bumped Wirtz 9-1. In earlier games, Armak erased a 3-0 deficit with two runs in the fifth inning and four in the sixth to edge Brass Matics, 6-3. Armak was guilty of eight errors while Brass Matics contributed five. Grank Trunk Car Shops defeated Wirtz 1, 4-2, before falling to Prestolite 5-4.

Butch McGregor singled home the winning run in the 10th inning of the victory over Wirtz 1. Lyle Pauaghi knocked in an insurance run. Ollie McAuley had an inside-the-park home run for Wirtz I. Kroger rallied for five runs in the sixth inning to beat Dunn Construction, 5-1. Gary Camm had two of five Kroger hits.

Dunn made seven errors and had four hits. In other games, Prestolite II defeated Ford, 8-7; Huron Tool downed Port Huron Paper III, 16-6; Bechtel Power defeated Detroit Edison, 11-7; Port Huron Paper I blanked Sombur Tool, 9-0. Bechtel Power beat Mueller Brass Matics, 4-2; Eugene Welding edged Huron Tool; 5-4; Detroit Edison romped over Mueller Graphite, 15-0; Prestolite II defeated Dunn Construction, 8-2; Mueller Graphite edged Prestolite II, 2-1. Armak routed Bindicator, 15-0; Kroger downed Sombur Tool, 19-4; Detroit Edison turned back Grand Trunk Car Shop, 12-3; Aramk defeated Boddy Construction, 10-1; Mueller Maintenance beat Inmont 8-2. pitching and frustrated opposing pitchers with his hitting Saturday as City Recreation advanced in the Prestolite Slow Pitch Industrial Tournament.

Frizzle pitched City Rec to three of its four wins and helped himself with three hits in two of the victories. City Rec routed Diamond Crystal, 13-3 for its last win as Don Mclvor homered and knocked in four runs. Mclvor and Mark Armstrong each had three hits. City Rec also defeated Michigan Bell, 4-3; St. Clair Rubber, 6-3; and Shenff 5-1.

Prestolite I won five games, including a 6-5 decision over Police on Doug Hungers' run-scoring single in the seventh Inning. Other wins came over Grand Trunk Car Shops, 5-4; Huron St. Clair, 13-9; Kroger, 5-3; and Armak, 10-4. Bill Forbes had a total of 10 hits in the latter three victories. Ogden Moffett moved on by downing Krogers, 9-1, Eugene Welding, 8-5; and Mueller Graphite, 3-1.

Dave Dusiellier had three hits and a 3-run homer in the win over Eugene Welding and knocked in a pair of runs against Krogers. Michigan Bell's Jim French hit two home runs and added a triple in a 20-5 romp over Wirtz II. Michigan Bell also defeated Muellar All Stars, 13-1 and Port Huron Janitors, 12-5. French had a pair of hits in both wins. S.E.M.

Gas defeated Port Huron Paper III, 6-2 and Acheson Colloids, 7-4, but fell to Mueller Graphite, 7-3. S.E.M. Gas' Ed McCabe had two hits in two of the three games. ings to just under $500,000. I.