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By CHRIS WIGHTMAN Needless to say, my answer was greeted Most rushers in the college ranks can't even God found out that the team has been riding No. 9 Arizona of regret that Pittsburgh Pirate starter Rick 200 strikeouts for the second consecutive through with a two-run single to make it 4-0.
Collegian Sports Writer with a lot of grief. But what can you do.? do that, on his name long enough. i Rhoden came out of the game last night. season , when he fanned Dave Parker in the Stuper, 9-8, allowed 10 hits, struck out three
Well, the fall is finally here and my brain Normally, I wouldn't have even put the Speaking of the nation's top quarterbacks, Rhoden was working on a six-hit shutout, eighth. He trails only Philadelphia:s Steve and walked one while notching his fourth
I'm sure it was the same everywhere this is back in service. And now I can sit down No 3 Texas
. Irish in my top ten. Reason being, their best the Wildcats have the best this year in !i ,
through seven innings against the Cincinnati Carlton, who leads the major leagues with 219 complete game.
summer. Penn State students..picking up and logically reveal my top 20 for the 1983 rusher Phil Carter graduated along with senior Tom Tunicliffe. The strong-armed, €5 Reds when he felt a twinge in his right arm. strikeouts.
their faVorite sports magazine, glimpsing collegiate football season. The Longhorns are also another team that their leading receiver Tony Hunter and smart signal caller led a strong Arizona h Rather than risk a serious injury, Rhoden "No. 200 doesn't mean anything," Soto Padres 6
through to see the 1983 college preseason ' . could very well be near the top. Again, the their No. 1 tackler Mark Zavagnin. Howev- passing attack last year, completing 176 out , yielded to Kent Tekulve in the bottom of the said. "I wish I'd won No. 15 and didn't strike Phillies 5
predictions. No. 1 Oklahoma main reason for the Longhorns' success this er, this year the Irish cemented their of 328 attempts for 2,520 yards. • . \ eighth. The reliever gave up a run in the 'out anybody."
And to the devout Penn State fan, who year will come from its experience. Texas chances at a good record by eliminating the The Wildcats, after the season comes to , ~ ninth, but held on to preserve a 2-1 victory • The Reds made a last-inning bid against PHILADELPHIA (AP) Sixto Lezcano
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after last season thought that University There's one reason why Oklahoma will be has seven starters returning on offense and tough teams on its schedule. The Irish over the Reds that strengthened the Pirates'
an end, might be able to boast the best i, Tekulve, who had to come out of the bullpen tripled home the tie-breaking run and Luis
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Park had become the new football mecca, it ranked numero uno Marcus Dupree. This 10 returning on defense. The Longhorns dropped Michigan, Arizona and Oregon and defensive front line. Junior tackles John t
4 hold on first place in the National League after just a few warm-up tosses to relieve Salazar followed with a two-run homer in the
must have come as quite a surprise when sensational sophomore burst onto the cone- approached the 1982 season minus 16 start- added Army, Colorado and South Carolina. ? East. Rhoden in the eighth. Tekulve put the Reds eighth to carry the San Diego Padres to a 6-5 4.
Barthalt and David Wood combined to make
the none of the polls had the Lions ranked giate scene in unbelievable style last year. ers, from its 1981 club, all of which were They turned three potential losses into three "I still felt good," Rhoden, 10-11, said of his out in order in the eighth, then surrendered a victory over the Philadelphia Phillies last
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130 tackles, last year. Noseguards Ivan 5
No. 1. Dupree ran for 905 yards, scoring 13 touch- picked up by the pros, and still managed to cakewalks. I think Gerry Faust should get to Lesnik and Joe Drake will also be alterna- unplanned premature exit. "When you have a leadoff triple to Gary Redus in the ninth. night in the opener of a rain-delayed double Orioles
least that's the way it was where I lived downs and averaging a whopping seven score a 9-3 record. confession A.S.A.P! . lion in the three man spot. , l• • shutout going, you always feel good.
if / Dave Concepcion grounded out to bring header. Royals 2
this summer. Many a day would be spent on yards a carry. • I feel the Longhorns will have enough to t-' "I hated to leave the game, especially with Redus home, and Johnny Bench kept the Reds The score was tied 3-3 when Alan Wiggins
the shutout. But I've still got six or seven alive with a single. But Tekulve retired Ron opened the Padres' eighth with a single off
the sun-drenched beaches of Ocean City, N. Complementing Dupree in the backfield get passed Auburn and SMU, but when it No. 7 Florida State 1 ,
J., with my six Penn State fanatic roomies, will be junior Jerome Ledbetter, ‘ who faces Oklahoma, I can see that game being starts to go, and it's better to come out now Oester and Paul Householder on fly balls to Steve Carlton, who failed for the third
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discussing how the Lions got the short end of started for the 'team in 1980, but has sat No. 10 North Carolina and hope I can make the rest of them." record his 16th save. straight time to gain his 298th career victory.
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out for the national championship. The Seminoles just didn't beat teams last
the stick in the polls. for the last two seasons. And watch out for
%. year, they crushed them. For instance, , Pirate Manager Chuck Tanner said he Instead, Carlton suffered his 14th loss in 26
This could be the only unbeaten team in the • I didn't expect the pitcher to miss a turn in the decisions this season.
"I can't believe we weren't ranked No. 1," Spencer Tillman, an All-American in high . Florida State crushed Southern Illinois (59- r
Shane said. ' school who redshirted last year. With Till- No. 4 Penn State
8), East Carolina (56-17) and South Carolina nation this year. That's right, the Tar Heels , rotation. Cardinals 6
dark horse favorite to be the nation Rhoden scattered six singles and allowed Astros 1
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"I know what you mean," Walter added. man, the Sooners will now have the capabili- It's the usual story for me, my heart says (56-26). However, the Seminoles turned are my , Cubs 7
al champions this year. With North Caroli- ,•• only
na s powerful interior on the offense, offset one runner to reach second base. He also _
"I thought The Sporting News would have a ty to mix up their ground game. the Nittany Lions are the champs, but my around themselves and got massacred by a t, singled home a run in the fifth off loser Mario HOUSTON (AP) Willie McGee knocked in Braves 5
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little more sense than to rank us No. 18." And on the defensive side of the • coin, wallet says Oklahoma. It's unrealistic for team they should have beat, Louisiana State 14
by an excellent passing game led by a core ' Soto, 14-11, who gave up just five hits over four runs with a double and a single to pace
"Hey yeah," Dave said, "I have trouble Oklahoma is almost as strong. This year's anybody to think that Lion Head Coach Joe ( 55-21). of fine receivers, the team might not lose. 1 5/ ) eight innings and struck out eight. the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-1 victory over ATLANTA (AP) Mel Hall knocked in five
even counting that high." Sooner defensive unit boasts 10 returnil Patent) and his boys can pull off another I think a dark horse candidate for the
But then again, the Tar Heels have one of • I runs with two homers, including a grand
"Isn't that the poll that had Notre Dame starters. Senior tackle Rick Bryan an championship this year after losing Todd Reisman might be the Seminoles' guar-
the more easier schedules in the nation. slam, and Keith Moreland lashed a tie-break
on top," Brian said in a joking manner. "I junior end Kevin Murphy lead this core of Blackledge and Curt Warner, along,
.with terback senior Kelly Lowery. Lowery, ) against Mario," Rhoden said. "He pitched a McGee gave the Cardinals a 2-0 edge in the
it ing, two run shot in the seventh inning to give
Well, that's it for the top ten. And this is game tonight that he'd usually win." first inning with a two-run double off loser
thought ND was 6-4-1 last year and we were experienced Sooners; a unit which could five others on the offense,: ' ' "' - moved from third string to first last year, the Chicago Cubs a 7-5 victory over the
11-1. And didn't we beat them too? Maybe I prove to be the best in the nation. But then again; since when has Penn State and still ranked up there with the nation's how I see the rest of the top twenty.
Soto gave up a run in the third when Mike Madden, 6-3, and made it 4-0 in the sixth
Atlanta Braves last night.
mixed the teams up." become real:. It seems like year after year best quatterhacks, hitting on 113 of 217 No. 11 lowa t
) Marvell Wynne rapped a 1-0 pitch over the when he drove in two more runs with a single.
Double plays in four of the first five innings Atlanta was ahead 4-0 when Hall connected
"Listen to this," Greg blurted in, "one poll No. 2 Nebraska . the preseason polls always rank Penn State ' passes for 1,67;1. yards. No. 12 SMU • right field wall for a solo homer, his sixth of
the season. kept Madden out of further trouble, but a against Atlanta starter Phil Niekro in the fifth
I saw didn't even rank us in the top 20. That in some high slot, and at the end of the i)
No. 13 Ohio State , Rhoden drove in Pittsburgh's other run in double play the Astros didn't get in the sixth inning with the bases loaded, sending a drive
ain't right!" The only difference between the Sooners season Penn State finishes seven below it. No. 14 Southern Cal 1 deep into the right field seats for his 10th
"What do you think, Wighty?" Mike being ranked No. 1 and the Cornhuskers in o 8 Michigan the fifth. Dale Berra doubled to right-center inning cost
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,`*: field with one out, and Rhoden lined a single pitcher John Stuper, and Lonnie Smith hit an home run of the season and the first grand
asked." that spot lies in the team's defenses. It's like over Beaver Stadium this year. Will junior With the graduation of star Anthony Carter, No. 16 Miami ( Fla. )
}/,' '1 to center for a 2-0 advantage. • apparent double-play ball to shortstop Dickie slam of his career. Then, after the Braves had
And rolling over onto my stomach I looked night and day. While Oklahoma has its quarterbacks Dan Longeran and Doug Michigan Head Coach Bo Schembeckler's No. 17 West Virginia • "I don't care who hit the ball. I was just Thon, but second baseman Bill Doran muffed regained the lead in the sixth, Hall opened the
out into the sea. I saw a few mighty waves whole defense returning, Nebraska's de- Strang be able to fill in for the departed All- forces will return to the game plan that has No. 18 Georgia ,
happy to get the second run," Rhoden said. the toss for an error. seventh with a drive over the fence in left,
that came crashing toward the shore. Why, fense only returns four, none of which are American Blackledge (Even though Kenny made Schembeckler one of the best coaches No. 19 Texas A&M
even a couple of the waves were so power- seniors. No. 20 Illinois i That's all Soto would allow. He permitted Ozzie Smith's sacrifice bunt advanced Stup- again tying the score.
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Look out Southeastern Conference, you've
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The War Eagles just seem to get better year
after year. Last year, preseason polls didn't
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top 20 anyway.
This season Auburn welcomes back 17
starters from last year. Out of those 17, 10
are on the offensive squad, which works out
of the wishbone. Along with the experience,
Auburn probably has the best running back
tandem in the nation in Bo Jackson and
Lionel James. Jackson ran for 829 yards and
nine touchdowns while averaging 6.5 yards
a carry. James totaled 779 yards in 113
carries for a 6.9 average. _
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has posted a 5-6 and 6-4-1 record in the last
two seasons No. 1? Not this one, that's for
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Leon Durham followed with a walk and
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ered a shot over the fence in left. It was
Moreland's 14th homer of the season, but only
his first since July 13.
Bill Campbell, 4-7, gained the victory for
Chicago but needed help from Lee Smith, who
entered the game in the seventh and earned
his 21st save.
Gene Garber, 2-4, was tagged with the loss,
which dropped the Braves out of the National
League West lead for the first time since July
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Left-hander
Scott McGregor, backed by Cal Ripken's two
run homer in the first inning, won his 16th
game of the season last night as the streaking
Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City
Royals 9-2 for their sixth consecutive victory.
McGregor, 16-5, held the Royals to eight
hits, struck out two and walked one in going
the distance for the 11th time this season.
The Orioles, winners in 13 of their last 16
games, broke the game open with five runs in
the ninth, highlighted by John Shelby's grand
slam.
Ripken followed Dan Ford's one-out triple
in the first with a home run to center field. It
was Ripken's 20th of the season and 22nd in
160.1-3 innings off loser Gaylord Perry, 6-13.
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CHICAGO (AP) Richard Dotson. tossed a
three-hitter and Carlton Fisk and Julio Cruz
hit run-scoring singles to lead the Chicago
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Reds 2-1
Rangers last night
Dotson, 15-7, retired the first 12 batters he
faced before Larry Parrish singled leading
off the fifth.
Dotson struck out four and walked one as
the White Sox won their third game in a row
and increased their lead in the American
League West to 8 1 2 games over Kansas City,
which lost to Baltimore 9-2.
Mike Smithson, 7-13, took the loss. The
Rangers have lost seven of their last eight and
13 of 17. During that stretch, they have scored
just 33 runs.
Chicago took a 1-0 lead in the first when
Rudy Law led off with a triple and scored on
Fisk's single. Vance Law opened the fifth with
a single, stole second and scored on Cruz's
single.
Twins 5
Tigers 4
DETROIT (AP) John Castino's 11th-inning
double with two outs drove in the winning run
as the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit
Tigers 5-4 last night.
Tom Brunansky opened the inning by draw
ing a walk from reliever Aurelio Lopez, 8-7,
and moved to second on a wild pitch. Bru:
nansky went to third on a fly out by pinch
hitter Mickey Hatcher and scored when Casti
no lined a double into the right-field corner.
Rick Lysander, 4-10, who took over for
starter Frank Viola, allowed just one hit over
five innings and Ron Davis pitched the 11th
inning for his 26th save.
Detroit took a 1-0 lead in the first when Alan
Trammell belted his 13th home run. It was the
30th home run Viola has given up this season
the most by any American League pitcher.
The