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snorts world Compiled by Eric Kinkopf and the Free Press sports desk Detroit free presssaturday, nov. i9Bi 2C w- aMMiiMBWK tho quotoboH "This Is the best chance they've ever had and OSU's Art Schlichter is Big Ten MVP again they'd better take advantage of It." Barry Swltzer, coach of a disappointing Oklahoma (5-4-1) team that plays cross-state rival Oklahoma State (7-3) Saturday, taking ashotatthe OSU Cowboys, losers of Jf i roundup Art Schlichter has outdone Michigan again. Last Saturday, the Ohio State quar Swltzer "He'd better stop worrying about our chances and start worrying about his chances." Touche; Oklahoma State coach Jimmy Johnson. III If a 1 my terback scored both Buckeye touchdowns as OSU beat the Wolverines, 14-9, to sink U-M's hopes of manning a float in the Rose Bowl parade. Now, he's been voted UPI's Big Ten player of the year in balloting by conference coaches, beating out a Only three baseball ttamt hava hit four consecutive home runs.

Name the clubs and the players. A The Milwaukee Braves were the first team to slug four consecutive home runs when Eddie Mathews, mos, Tito Francona and Larry Brown homered in succession against Los Angeles on July 31, 1963. On May 2 of the next season, Minnesota's Tony Oliva, Bob Allison, Jimmie Hall and Harmon Killebrew hit successive homers against Kansas City. Mike Walters, Alpena Today's Qussllon: Who is the only player to score 20 or more goals for five different National Hockey League teams? Danlal Mayne, Windsor pay S5 II your question and anawar ara publlahad. Sand to Slda Bata, Sporta, Oatrolt Fraa Praia, 321 W.

Lafayatta, Datrolt 48231. Includa your nama, addraaa, talaphona num-bar and aourca ol Information. Phona calla will not ba aceaptad. it AP Photo Schlichter I I pair oi a-Maize Biues running oacK Butch Woolfolk and wide receiver An beta Hank Aaron, Joe Adcock and Frank Thomas connected against Cincinnati on June 8, 1961. Cleveland's Woodie Held, Pedro Ra- Sole brothers Dallas Cowboy offensive lineman Pat Donovan, right, tries on a pair of cowboy boots given to him by Dallas running back Tony Dorsett, center, who presented Cowboy linemen the gifts as a gesture of appreciation for their blocking efforts this season.

Others who received the fancy footwear for their fancy footwork were, left to right, Tom Rafferty, Herb Scott, Jim Cooper and Kurt Peterson. for tho recordDavid Thompson out for drunken driving. Bramblett was a passenger In Cayavec's car. Cayavec's arrest was the second time this month an Alabama player has run headlong Into the law. Earlier, starting fullback Ken Simon was arrested and charged with a felony for allegedly firing a 16-gauge shotgun at a car occupied by two university law students.

Simon, who was released from jail after posting $2,000 bond, was not dismissed from the team because Bryant said he had not broken training rules. Bruited, but not broken: Dallas quarterback Danny White is black and blue, but he's maintaining a rosy outlook. White was sidelined Thursday when he was crunched by Chicago defenders Al Harris and Gary Fencik during the Cowboys' 10-9 win over the Bears. Team doctors say White sustained a deep bruise below the shoulder blade. Examination did not reveal any broken bones.

White says he'll be ready to face Baltimore a week from Sunday, but one Dallas team doctor indicated he did not think the quarterback would heal in time to take on the Colts. Cain's widow sues: Eugenia Cain, widow of J.V. Cain, the St. Louis Cardinal tight end who died of a heart attack during Cardinal training camp in 1979, has filed a wrongful death suit against the football team, the team's trainer and its physician. Cain's suit, asking "fair and reasonable" compensation, claims that medical tests given her husband by team medical officials before his death showed he was suffering from a damaged heart, but that entries in medical records maintained by the team said the tests, thony Carter in the process.

The 6-2, 200-pound Schlichter, who also won the award two years ago as a sophomore and who owns every Ohio State single-game and season passing and total offense record, said he was surprised by the honor. "It was unexpected when I won it as a sophomore," Schlichter said, "and even more so this year because there are a lot of good players around. It means a lot to me and my family." Schlichter, who led the Buckeyes (8-3) to a co-Big Ten title with Iowa, completed 172 passes in 324 attempts this season for 2,392 yards and 15 touchdowns. He ran for six more touchdowns. (A passing note: Schlichter's 458 yards through the air in OSlTs 36-26 loss to Florida State eclipsed by 18 the total yards passing that Woody Hayes' 1954 and 1955 teams collected in 18 games.) Banned by 'Bama: Two Alabama football players, including All-Southeastern Conference tackle Bob Cayavec, turned into turkeys Thursday when they were kicked off the team for.

breaking training rules. Crimson Tide coach Bear Bryant refused to elaborate on why Cayavec and guard Gary Bramblett were dismissed, but sources said Cayavec was arrested by Birmingham police about 1:30 a.m. Thursday including an electrocardiogram, "recorded the heart to be normal." Cain says she was told by the team that her husband's heart problem "was undetectable by medical science during his lifetime," but that she learned from an autopsy report received last summer that the problems were detectable. Illegal hit: Mark Lee, Green Bay cornerback, is being sued by a woman bus driver the Packer football player was convicted of attacking last March in Seattle. The 23-year-old defensive back was convicted in June of simple assault on Sandra Campbell, 23.

Campbell's suit asks damages for medical costs and lost wages, claiming that the Metro bus driver still suffers the effects of a concussion sustained in the attack and that she will be unable to work before next spring. There was no explanation for Lee's attack on the driver, according to previous testimony, but witnesses said the football player was behaving Irratio nally before he suddenly attacked Campbell. Walton talks: Former Portland Trail Blazer Bill Walton testified for several hours Friday about his alleged cocaine use an outgrowth of his $5.6 million lawsuit against Dr. Robert Cook and an Oregon clinic. Multnomah County (Ore.) Circuit Judge Charles Crookham had ordered Walton to testify or face dismissal of the suit.

Walton claims Cook and the clinic were negligent in treatment for a stress fracture in his foot in 1978. Except for a few games with San Diego, Walton never again played pro basketball on a regular basis. Defense lawyers asked to question Walton to determine whether drug use had an effect on his injury or perceptions. After his testimony, a lawyer for Cook vowed there would be further Investigation, "based on what I've heard today." BASKETBALL: The Denver Nuggets placed David Thompson on the injured list and signed rookie guard David Burns, from St. Louis University, to a 10-day contract.

FOOTBALL: Seattle Seahawks placekicker Efren Herrera, hobbled by a sore knee, has been placed on the injured reserve list. Veteran safety Vic Minor has been taken off the injured list Dan Faraday, from the University of Toronto, won the Hec Creighton Trophy as the outstanding player in Canadian college football. GOLF: Lee Trevlno fired a 67 to move into a tie with Isao Aokl for the second-round lead of the $272,727 Casio World Open in Ibusuki, Japan. Lon Hlnkle, at 138, shares third with Taiwan's Chen Tze-Mlng. GYMNASTICS: Russia's Yuri Korolev, 19, won the men's all-around title at the world gymnastics championships in Moscow, overtaking teammate Bog-dan Makuts in the last event.

HOCKEY: Minnesota North Star defenseman Bill Nyrop has a sprained ankle and will be out of action for two games. TENNIS: Chris Evsrt Lloyd crushed Evonno Goolagong in the quarterfinals of the New South Wales Open in Sydney, Australia, wandy Turnbull defeated Andrea Jaeger. Evert Lloyd will meet Bsttlna Bunge and Turnbull, will meet Martina Navratllova in the semifinals Vitas Gerulaltls beat South African Andrew Pattlson to secure a semifinal spot in the $300,000 South African Open. Gerulaitis is the only seed to reach the final four. He will play fellow American Steve Denton, who outlasted South African Fred Sauer.

In the Other semifinal, Israel's No. 1 player, Shlomo Gllcksteln, faces American Jeff Borowlak. In the women's section, South African Sue Rolllnson stunned top seed American Pam Casale. She will play Ameri- can Kathy Rlnaldl, who beat Tanya Harford. No.

2 seed Virginia Wade meets No. 3 Kathy Horvath in the other semifinal John McEnroe routed Argentine star Gulllermo Vilas in the third round of the $350,000 Master Brooklyn indoor tournament in Milan, Italy. He will face Czech Ivan Lendl, who downed Italian GlanLuca Rlnaldlnl, in the final. New Tiger Lemon is a hustler WHITEWALL 8TEEL RADIAL ALL SEASON P15580R-13 $44 95 P165 75R-13 49 95 batting champion, the comparison is stretching things P185 80R-13 56.95 63.95 66.95 66 95 7195 67.95 70 95 72 95 77.95 P195 75R-14 P205 75H-14 P215 75H-14 P225 75R-14 P205 75H-15 P215 75R-15 P225 75R-15 P235 75R-15 Plus F.E.T. 1.51 to 2.95 20,128 watch Hawks edge Pistons in OT PISTONS, from Page 1C In there.

I felt he fouled me, too." IF THOMAS had followed his first instinct, he would have been doing what coach Scotty Robertson had hoped he would do. "Isiah had an eight-foot shot and didn't take It. I wanted him to take that shot and tie the game, then we'd go from there." The result left the crowd wilted, drained and a touch disappointed that they had not been able to sit in on what may become the Miracle on Feather- CHET LEMON, from Page 1C Campbell, needing right-handed hitting, said by trading for Lemon, "We got one of the better outfielders In the American League." He said trade talks involving Lemon have been going on for nearly a year, having begun at last year's winter baseball meetings. The talks "intensified" during the recent playoffs and World Series, Campbell said. LEMON, LIKE Kemp, also has only one year remaining on his contract.

For the time being, though, according to Campbell, the right-handed hitter is "better suited to Sparky'S needs," referring to Tiger manager Sparky Anderson. Lemon will be replacing a popular player and also will be under pressure to perform. Detroiters already are buzzing, and possibly going overboard, about the impact of the trade. Eli Zaret, a Channel 4 sportscast-er, compared it with the Rocky Colavito-for-Harvey Kuenn trade. Since that one exchanged an American League home run champion for an American League TURKEY IB a bit.

Those who also are calling Kemp and Lemon comparable fielders are being very unfair to Lemon, who one-hand or no is one of the finest defensive players in the game. Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver, who for years has been trying to trade for Lemon, once called him "the most exciting center fielder in baseball in quite a while." The Tigers might have to move their strapping young center fielder, Kirk Gibson, to Kemp's old position. Lemon never has played anywhere but center and has no inclination to do so now. "There aren't too many places I would go where they wouldn't put me in center," Lemon said after getting word of the trade. "Maybe the Tigers would want to put Kirk Gibson In left." Chances are, Lemon will go along with whatever Anderson decides, but the Tigers might want to make their new acquisition happy if they intend to keep him more than one season.

Lemon, who's only 26, was part of a team that packed its ball park for most of the summer of 1977, when the White Sox stayed in the pennant race through late August. That'team was known as the "South Side Hit Men," and included Richie Zisk and Oscar Gamble, who along with Lemon started a trend of taking curtain calls from the dugouts following home runs. Maximum Weight 12 WITH PURCHASE OF Fraa PrasiALAN KAMUDA ANY 4 TIRES Pistons guard Isiah Thomas splits the Atlanta Hawks defense for a basket Friday night. stone Road. Expires November 30, 1981 The defeat drops Detroit a full game behind the Hawks in the NBA's Central Division, but that's a far cry from where the team was this time a year Tiger fans stunned by trade --WARREN 846-2600 I "I 8-8 1 ago, when It had won just two of the first 14 games.

The opportunites were there, but Detroit let a lot of them slip away, 7000 8CHAEFER, DEARBORN 3T FORD simply by not taking care of the ball. "Mentally we didn't play well, and TIGER FANS, from Page 1C George Faysal of Farmington Hills also was disgusted with the deal. "They're cheap," he said. "The trade sounds very poor to me it Just looks like the way the franchise goes, they don't want to pay anybody." The displeasure was not unanimous, though. "I'm really surprised," said John Stanish of Dearborn Heights.

"But I don't feel Kemp was worth $600,000 that cost us the game," Robertson said. Winfleld or nobody. I'm surprised, though they needed a pitcher, but I don't suppose Chicago would give up (Steve) Trout." Greg Williams of Detroit said he thought the trade was fair to everybody involved. "I think Lemon's a better defensive player and Kemp is better offensively," Williams said. "It's going to be interesting, but this guy (Lemon) will add speed and defense." "We did the same thing in Kansas City and managed to win, but you can't do that against a team like Atlanta." riW lVSM PLAYING CATCH-UP most of the night, the Pistons foiled themselves (the one-year salary he won in arbitra repeatedly when they got close.

Edgar Jones stepped out of bounds tlon for this season). I don't think anybody is worth that much, Dave under Atlanta basket; Thomas al lowed James McElroy to steal an in- bounds pass and drop in an easy layup; Kelly Tripucka let a pass go through his I 1 TO-757. hands. For the night, Detroit players had 27 We're tripling in size! All shoes must go before construction! turnovers seven of them by Thomas, five by Phil Hubbard and four by Tit pucka. never rr save! 'Bama's Bryant not average Bear BEAR BRYANT, from Page 1C "I don't think anyone should compare the record of someone In the '80's to the record of someone decades ago," Bryant says.

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Then John Long converted a is slow and purposeful. His record is a monument to his 4995 steal Into the basket that regained the lead for Detroit at 94-93. PricwtHtcMv throuoh longevity: 37 seasons at four different schools. Coaching college football Is not an occupation famous for the security it From then on it was anybody's w4 game. Sizes 6-15 narrow, medium wide.

offers. With 22 seconds left In regulation! John Drew put in a layup to give the He has won at Maryland (6-2-1), at Kentucky (60-23-5), at Texas (25- Hawks a 104-103 advantage. Ten sec Ntoo v-OO Mi 14-2) and at Alabama (223-41-9, and; onds later Tripucka missed a chance to i counting). regain the lead for the Pistons. orta 0llY He has taken teams to 27 bowl.

Fouled by Drew as he drove to the AND itmotr games. That's a record. When Alabama; takes the field against Texas in the: Cotton Bowl New Year's Day, it will be Bear's 23d bowl in a row, also a record. basket, Tripucka made his first tree throw to tie the game. But he missed the second, setting the stage for the overtime.

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