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TIMES-ADVOCATE, ESCONDIDO, SEPT. 10, 1979 D-3 Facts Figures NL EAST WEST The Latest Line Falcons not likely to duplicate that scoring spree at New Orleans in game against the Eagles; both dubs appear to be a notch or so below their stature of last year and would take points with the Falcons for a potentially close decision either way. Favorites won 15, lost 12 while home teams were 12-17 and home underdogs 24 vs. the spreads in Saturday's collegiate football action. As usual, the Gates of Mercy were closed tight at Ann Arbor where Michigan ran up its annual rout of hapless Northwestern.

Biggest surprises were upeets by Oregon, Brigham Young, Memphis State and Caklifornia of heavily favored Colorado, Texas AAM, Mississippi State and Arixona State, respectively, and the esse with which North Carolina, Rutger and Tulane dumped South Carolina, Holy Cross and Stanford, respectively. THE NFL ON MONDAY NIGHT Favorite Points Underdog PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 5 Atlanta Falcons COLLEGE FOOTBALL (SATURDAY Favorite Paints Underdog PENN ST. 20 Rutgers WILLIAM MARY I Colgate PITTSBURGH 13 Kansas GEORGIA 16 Wake Forest SYRACUSE 17 West Virginia KENTUCKY 7 Miami (Ohio) MICHIGAN ST. 13 Oregon Richmond I VIRGINIA MILITARY (VMI) Wyoming 9 NORTHWESTERN Missouri 18 ILLINOIS OKLAHOMA 21 Iowa WISCONSIN II Air Force NEBRASKA 24 Utah St. INDIANA 14 Vanderbilt MICHIGAN 6 Notre Dame COLORADO 2 Louisiana St.

WASHINGTON 21 Utah STANFORD 15 San Jose St. Southern California 22 OREGON ST. Southern Methodist 13 TEXAS CHRISTIAN Texas A. AM. 3 BAYLOR Mississippi 3 MEMPHIS ST.

TEXAS TECH II New Mexico Tulane 10 RICE HOUSTON 9 Florida ARIZONA 5 California Purdue 2 UCLA PRO FOOTBALL (NFL) (SUNDAY) Favorite Points Underdog NEW YORK JETS 5 Detroit Lions New England Patriots 4 CINCINNATI BEN-GALS Denver Broncos 4 ATLANTA FALCONS Philadelphia Eagles 1 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS CLEVELAND BROWNS 5 Baltimore Colts Miami Dolphins 6 MINNESOTA VIKINGS GREEN BAY PACKERS 1 Tampa Bay Buc-caneers HOUSTON OILERS NL Kansas City Chiefs Pittsburgh Steelers 7 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS LOS ANGELES RAMS 13 San Frandsco 49ers DALLAS COWBOYS 8 Chicago Bears SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Pick em Oakland Raiders SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 10 Buffalo Bills (MONDAY) WASHINGTON REDSKINS 6 New York Giants NL No Line pending clarification of Houston injuries Home Team In CAPS Saturday's Gamaa New York Ptttsburgh 15 innings Philadelphia Chicago I Cincinnett 4, Lot Angelas 1 San Diego 9, Atlanta 1 Montreal 7, Louis 2 San Francisco 2, Houston 1 Sundays Gamas Pittsburgh New York San Diego 4, Atlanta 1 Chicago IS, Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 1 Montreal 4, St.Louia 1 Houston 4, San Francisco 1 Mondays Gamas No games scheduled Tuesdays Games Chicago at Montreal, 2, (t-n) SLLouis at Pittsburgh, (n) Philadelphia at New York, (n) Houston at Cincinnati, (n) San Diego at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m., KFMB (70S) Atlanta at San Francisco, (n) Linescores NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco 000 001 000-1 I 0 Houston 000 000 04x 4 0 0 Hslidd, Minton (7), Lavelle (I), Griffin (I) and Littlejohn; Ruhle, K.Forsch (7), Sembito (0) and Pujols, Bochy (I). K.Forsch, 104. L-Mlnton, 2-3. Philadelphia 000 000 200- 2 0 3 Chicago 003 010 lSx-10 21 0 Saucier, Kucak (4), Bird (0), McGraw (7) and Boons, Morland (I); Reuscbeland Foote, Blackwell (I).

Reuechel, 17-0. L-Saudor, 1-4. HRa-Phlladelphia, McBride (11). Chicago, Vail (7), Foote (II). Pittsburgh 010 000 131-4 IS 1 New York 310 000 010-5 11 2 Kieoo, Hooker (7), Tekulve (I) and Ott, Nicosia (I); Burris, Pacella (3), Hassler (7), Hausman (I), Glynn (0), Reardon and Steams.

Tekulve, 0-7. L-Glynn, 1-1 HR Pittsburgh, Milner (II). Montreal 010 012 000-4 I 1 St Louis 010 000 000-1 I 1 RJlay, Sosa (I), Fryman (7) and Carter; Vuckovich, LittaU (I) and Simmons. R.May, 04. L-Vuckovich, 13-10.

HRs Montreal, Carter (21). SLLouis, Simmons (23). AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 000 100 000-1 4 1 Detroit 102 000 OOx-3 11 1 John and Gulden; Chris, Lopes (I) and Parrish. W-Chris, 3-1. UJohn, 104.

Texas 000 301 002-4 11 2 Minnesota 000 100 0226 I 1 CHARGERS' WILBUR YOUNG (99) TOOK DIRECT ROUTE TO GET AT KEN STABLER (12) Chargers come roaring out and run up 30 on Raiders Leaders Padre Box SAN DIEGO ATLANTA abrbbi abrhbi Richrds cf 4 010 Miller cf 4 0 10 Johnston If 0 0 0 0 Royster 2b 4 0 2 0 Flannry 2b 4 0 0 0 Mtthws rf 3 0 0 0 Dade 3b 4 0 0 0 Horner 3b 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Murphy lb 4 0 0 0 Turner If 3 3 2 0 Bonnelllf 3 0 0 0 Greer cf OOOOOfflceph 10 00 Tenace lb 4 12 2 Frias ss 3 110 Fahey 4 0 2 0 Lum ph 10 10 OSmithss 4 0 0 1 Benedict 3010 RaJones 3 0 0 0 Pocorb ph 10 0 0 Mura 1 0 0 0 PNiekro 2 0 0 0 Spikes ph 10 11 Wesngr pr 0 0 0 0 Garber 0 0 0 0 Total 35 4 7 3 Total 34 1 7 1 San Diego 020 100 001-4 Atlanta 000 000 010 1 Benedict, Miller, Murphy, RaJones. DP-San Diego 1. LOB-San Diego 5, Atlanta 7. 3B Richards. HR-Tenace (17).

SB-Turner, OSmith. IP RERBBSO San Diego RaJons 11-11 Atlanta PNiekro L.17-19 Garber Oakland 0 3 7 0-10 San Diego 14 7 2 7-30 SD Jefferson 24 pass from Fouts (Benirsbcke kick) SD Klein 54 pass from Fouts (Benirschke kick) Oak FG Breech 35 SD Lowe 32 interception return (Benirschke) Oak Martini 22 pass from Stabler (Breech kick) SD Safety, Guy punt blocked out of end xone SD Winslow 5 pass from Fouts (Olander kick) Saturdays Gamas Baltimore 3, Boston 2 Cleveland Toronto 4 Oakland 2, Chicago 1 New YorkS, Detroit 4 Texas 4, Minneoota 2 California 3, Milwaukee 2 Seattle 4, Kansas City 2 Sunday's Gamas Detroit 3, New York 1 Baltimore II, Boston 4 Cleveland 14, Toronto 10 Texas Minnesota Oakland 341, Chicago 0-7 California Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 3, Seattle 1 Monday's Gums Minnesota (Golti 13-10 and Erickson 1-0) at Kansas City (Splittorff 13-15 and Pattin 4-2 or Eaton OO), 2, (t-n) Baltimore (D. Martina 14-12) at Boston (Stanley 14-0), (n) Seattle (Dressier 1-1) at Texas (Jenkins 13-12), (n) Only games scheduled Tuesdays Gamas New York at Boston, (n) Baltimore at Toronto, (n) Cleveland at Detroit, (n) Oakland at Milwaukee, (n) California at Chicago, 0:30 KMPC (710) Minnesota at Kansas City, (n) Seattle at Texas, (n) Comer, Lyle (I), Kern (t) and Sund-berg; Hartxell, D. Jackson (0), Redfem (0) and Wynegar. Comer, 15-10.

Hartxell, 04. HR Texas, Grubb (10). Baltimore 020 064 012-11 II 4 Boston 000 100 300- 4 7 1 Stone, Stoddard (7) and Dempsey; Torres, Ripley (5), Finch (I), Remmerswaal (I) and Alleneon, Montgomery (I). Stone, 10-7. Torres, 14-11.

HRs Baltimore, Roenicke (25), Bumbry (5), Dempsey (I). Boston, Rice (31). -Toronto 303 000 040-10 13 1 Cleveland 010 521 006-14 11 3 Moore, Jefferson (4), Todd (5), Buskey (I) and Davis; Barker, Paxton (3), Monge (I) and Alexander. Monge, 04. Buskey, 04.

HRs-Cleveland, Thornton (25), Bonds (23). First Game Chicago 000 000 000-0 4 3 Oakland 100 000 02x 3 7 0 Trout Scarbery (I) and Nahordony; Kingman and Esrian. Kingman, 04. L-Trout, 04. gwend Game Chicago 012 100 003-7 11 1 Oakland 000 000 000-4 I 3 Dotson and Colbera; Norris, Hamilton (I) and Newman.

Dotson, 14. Norris, 04. KansasClty 120 000 000-3 10 0 Seattle 000 001 000-1 I 1 Gura and Porter; Parrott Rawley (7) and Cox. W-Gura, 10-10. L-Parrott, 13-10.

HR Seattle, Padorek (5). P.Niekro, Atlanta, 177; Carlton, Philadelphia, 174; Blyleven, Pittsburgh, 155; Parry, San Dingo, 140. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (400 at bats) Lynn, Boston, Brett, Kansas City, Downing, California, Lescano, Milwaukee, Oliva, Texas, .325. RUNS Baylor, California. 110; Brett, Kansas City, 106; Lansford, California, 104; Rice, Boston, 103; Lynn, Boston, 101.

RBI Baylor, California, 125; Lynn, Boston, 109; Rice, Boston, 109; Thomas, Milwaukee, 101; Singleton, Baltimore, 104. HITS Brett, Kansas City, 192; Bell, Texas, 178; Rice, Boston, 177; Lansford, California, 173; Baylor, California, 169. DOUBLES-Brett, Kansas City, 41; Cooper, Milwaukee, 39; Lemon, Chicago, 39; Bell, Texas, 39; Lynn, Boston, 35. TRIPLES-Brett, Kansas City 17; Moli-tor, Milwaukee, 13; Wilson, Kansas City, 13; Randolph, New York, 11; Porter, Kansas City, 10. HOME RUNS Thomas, Milwaukee, 40; Lynn, Boston, 36; Rice, Boston, 36; Single-ton, Baltimore, 32; Baylor, California, 32.

STOLEN BASES Wilson, Kansas City, 67; LeFlore, Detroit, 66; J.Cruz, Seattle, 40; Wills, Texas, 34; Bonds, Cleveland, 32. PITCHING (14 Decisions) Flanagan, Baltimore, 21-7, .750, 3.26; Kern, Texas, 12-4, .750, 1.41; McGregor, Baltimore, 114, .733, 3.39; Clear, California, 114, .733, 3.32; Caldwell, Milwaukee, 144, .700, 3.25; Guidry, New York, 16-7, .696, 2.86; John, New York, 184, .692, 2.96; Wise, Cleveland, 15-7, .682,3.60. STRIKEOUTS Ryan, California, 192; Guidry, New York, 171; Flanagan, Baltimore, 168; Jenkins, Texas, 146; Koosman, Minnesota, 139. Washington 27, Detroit 24 Tampa Bay 29, Baltimore 26, OT Cleveland 27, Kansas City 24 Dallas 21, San Francisco 13 San Diego 30, Oakland 10 Miami 19, Seattle 10 Mondays Games Atlanta at Philadelphia, I p.m., Channel 10. Sunday, SepL II Baltimore at Cleveland Denver at Atlanta Detroit at New York Jets New England at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New Orleans Kansas City at Houston Miami at Minnesota Tampa Bay at Green Bay Buffalo at San Diego, 1 p.m., Kown (1450) Chicago at Dallas Oakland at Seattle Pittsburgh at St.Louia San Francisco at Los Angeles Monday, Sept.

17 New York Giants at Washington, I p.m., Channel 10 Open Tennis Results NEW YORK (AP) Summaries of matches Saturday at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships: Msns Singles Vitas Gerulaitis, U.S., def. Roscoe Tanner, U.S., 34, 24, 74, 05, 05. John McEnroe, U.S., def. Jimmy Connors, U.S., 05, 04, 74.

Womans Singles gffiWiitth Tracy Austin, U.S., def. Martina Navratilova, U.S., 74, 74. Womans 16 Singles Final a Renee Richards, U.S., def. Nancy Richey, U.S., 74, 1-2. that the Chargers have some runners to go along with their passing attack.

Last week against Seattle, the Charger runners accounted for 151 yards. Sunday, they piled up 140. Mike Thomas, who came over from the Washington Redskins, was the leader with 49 yards on seven carries. Fullback Clarence Williams had 44 on 16 carries, Artie Ownes had 18 on three, Bo Matthews nine on three and Lydell Mitchell returned to action with 20 yards on six tries. This game reminded me of the WashingtonDallas games I used to play Thomas said.

It was a real big game. Oakland is a tough physical team. For Mitchell, the game was big because it marked his first regular season action since he contracted a staph infection on his knee. Continued from D-l drive, but turned the ball over when Fouts fumbled the center snap. Raider quarterback, Ken Stabler, was sacked for a loss back to the 13 before he threw the interception.

The only San Diego touchdown of the second half came at the start of the fourth quarter when Fouts found Winslow with a five yard slant-in, ending a 36-yard drive in seven plays. Ill never forget this game, Winslow said. Im glad I had a chance to play a part in a rivalry like the Oak-land-San Diego one. My TD pass was a simple slant-in and Dan got the ball to me in a hilrry. Ill tell you something Sundays are getting to be fun around here.

One thing that has made the last two Sundays (a win over Seattle last week and the Raider win) enjoyable is NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (400 at bats)-Hemandex, SLLouis, 447; Templeton, SLLouis, Horner, Atlanta, 414; Knight Cincinnati, 412; Parrish, Montreal, 411 RUNS Hernandos, St.Louia, 102; Lopes, Los Angeles, 101; Schmidt Philadelphia, II; Parker, Pittsburgh, Moreno, Pittsburgh, M. RBI Winfield, San Diego, 112; King-man, Chicago, 101; Schmidt Philadelphia, Hemandea, SLLouis, 07; Garvey, Los Angeles, M. HITS Templeton, St.Louia, 111; Hernandos, SLLouis, 110; Garvey, Los Angelas, 110; Matthews, Atlanta, 171; Moreno, Pittsburgh, 177. DOUBLES-Heraandes, St.Louia, 45; Youngblood, New York, 40; Cromartie, Montreal, 31; Parker, Ptttsbuurgh, 37; Rose, Philadelphia, 31. TRIPLES Templeton, St.Louia, 17; Dawson, Montreal, 12; McBride, Philadelphia, 11; Moreno, Pittsburgh, 11; Bows, Philadelphia, 10; Scott, St.Louia, 10.

HOME RUNS-Kingman, Chicago, 44; Schmidt Philadelphia, 42; Winfield, San Diage, 21; Lopes, Los Angeles, 20; Star-geU, Pittsburgh, 27. STOLEN BASES-Moreno, Pittsburgh, North, Sen Francisco, 51; Taveras, New York, 44; Lopes, Los Angeles, 40; Scott SLLouis, 35. PITCHING (14 Decisions) Bibby, Pittsburgh, 1M, .714, 2.M; Romo, Pittsburgh, 1M, .714, HO; LaCoss, Cincinnati, 144, 341; Seavor, Clncinnatt, 144, .700, 3.34; Blyleven, Pittsburgh, 114, US, 3.45; J.Niekro, Houston, 104, 2.12; Reuechel, Chicago, 174, .154, 344; Martinet, SLLouis, 13-7, .150, 3.50. STRIKEOUTS Richard, Houston, 251; NFL Standings American Conference Eeghen 8-34, Plunkett 2-18. San Diego, Thomas 7-49, C.

Williams 16-44, Mitchell 6-20, Owens 3-18. PASSING Oakland, Stabler 17-34-2-183, Plunkett 3-7-0-19. San Diego, Fouts 15-30-1-216. RECEIVING Oakland, Chester 7-91, Martini 4-49, Van Eeghen 3-26. San Diego, Jefferson 5-76, Klein 1-54, Winslow 4-27, Joiner 2-23.

2:10. A 2,782. Dodger Box LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI ab bi ab bi Lopes 2b 3 0 11 Collins rf 5 0 0 0 Russell ss 3 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 3111 Cncpcn ss 3 0 10 Cey 3b 4 12 0 Foster If 4 10 0 Joshua pr 0 0 0 0 Bench 4 0 10 Hatcher 3b 0 0 0 0 Driessn lb 4 0 2 0 Baker If 40 10Knight3b 40 10 Fergusn rf 3 0 11 HCrux cf 3 0 10 DTbcms cf 3 0 0 0 FNormn 10 0 1 Yeagerc 4 1 1 0 Sntdmg ph 10 00 Sutcliffe 2 0 0 0 Bair 0 0 0 0 Davalll ph 1 0 0 0 Spilmn ph 10 0 0 LaGrow 0 0 0 0 Total 30 3 7 3 Total 33 1 1 1 i Angeles 010 000 110 3 cinnatt 010 000 000 1 IP Cincinnati 2. LOB Los Angeles 5, Cincin-i 9. 2B Cey 2, Yeager, Driessen.

HR-Garvey Chargers-Raiders Quotebook 1 4 HBP By Bair (Russell). WP-Sutcliffe. PB Bench. Angel Box Quotes around the lockerrooms Sunday following the San Diego Chargers 30-10 victory over the Oakland Raiders: Raiders managing general partner A1 Davis on his teams defeat: I really dont have anything to say at all. They (San Diego) deserved to win, we just didnt have anything go our way.

They have a good solid team, were younger. We really missed (defensive end John) Ma-tuszak (arm injury). We just werent forceful enough. We didnt do a job, but you have to give them credit. Safety Jack Tatum on the Chargers offense: Talented.

Theyve got backs sitting on the bench that were starting last year. Theyve got a great group of wide receivers, too. J.J. (John Jefferson) takes the pressure of (Charlie) Joiner and that (Kellen) Winslow is a helluva tight end. On the booing he got every time his name was mentioned: Its good to know the fans knew I was there, but you cant let the crowd affect you.

The crowd doesnt play a down. Oakland linebacker Phil Villapiano: If you ask me theyve got a helluva ballclub. Theyre going to give a lot of people fits. Their coaches (Jim Hanifan in particular) called a helluva a game. We never got a feel for what was going on.

As soon as we did, they mixed it up on us. And thats the name of the game offensively. We never did know what was going on until the last two mintues. NBC commentator John Brodie on the Chargers winning edge: Last year, (quarterback Dan) Fouts had to have a great game for San Diego to win. Today, he was a bit better than average percentage wise (15 of 30), but the team is good enough now where they can blow a team like Oakland off the field.

Im going to like coming back to San Diego. Lydell Mitchell, Chargers running back who came into the game with 7:45 remaining and rushed for 20 yards on six carries: I feel good. I was surprised I went in because I wasnt loose. I had to fumble on the sideline for my helmet. I just want to contribute.

The knee feels good. Im just looking forward to getting some work. Guard Ed White, whose job it was to block the Raiders Dave Pear, on how the victory felt: Long and hard. It was a tough, long game. But we worked hard and we got what we wanted.

Its nice to know were going to be the rabbits for a while. Let the rest of them chase us. Raiders Dave Pear, whose job it was to stop Whites blocks: I dont want to talk about it. Ive got nothing to say Charger team physician Dr. Jay Buzz Malkoff on the extent of the injury to San Diego placekicker Rolf Benirschke: Its either a fracture or separation of the chondral cartilage (ribs).

Its going to be a few weeks. How soon he kicks again depends on how comfortable he is. We wont know anything for about four or five days. Safety Mike Fuller, on team attitude: We have a quiet confidence on defense now. The thing I like and thats different from last year is that we make things happen on the field now.

Thats as much an intimadator as anything else. Second-year tight end Greg McGrary on his block of a Ray Guy punt: I had a dream about that. I lined up on the right wing and they called out Keith Kings number. Nobody called mine, so I thought I might have a free shot at it. Nobody had blocked a Ray Guy punt in a while.

I got it right in my hand. Chargers team owner Gene Klein on the state of the franchise: Right now were two for two and I love it. Armen Keteyian Miami Buffalo New England Baltimore N.Y.Jete Cleveland Pittsburgh Houston Clncinnatt San Diego Denver Kansas City Oakland Seattle Dallas Philadelphia SLLouis Washington N.Y. Giants Chicago Tampa Bay Green Bay Minnesota Detroit Atlanta Loo Angeles New Orleans San Francisco Thursdays Game Loa Angela 13, Denver 9 Sundays Gamas Buffalo 51, Clncinnatt 24 Pittsburgh 38, Houston 7 Chicago 21, Minnesota 7 New England 51, New York Jets 3 Green Bay 21, New Orleans 19 SLLouis 27, New York Giants 14 ft I I I 4 I I I I 4 4 Molitor, CMoore. DP California 1.

LOB Milwaukee 9, California 7. 2B Lansford 2, Money, Ford, Grich, RMiller. HR Thomas (40), Molitor (8). S-RMlller, Grich. IP RERBBSO i WP-Montague.

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