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Washington, Pitt grab top two AP poll spots From Associated Press reports Washington and Pitt stood 1-2 in The Associated Press college football poll Tuesday for the third time in four weeks The AP board voted Penn State No 3, while Alabama moved back into fourth place. Florida fell from fourth to 14th and LSU made the Top Twenty for the first time since 1979 While Florida was losing to LSU 24-13. Alabama downed Arkansas State 34-7 and climbed from fifth place to fourth with three first-place ballots and 958 points Georgia, a 29-22 winner over Mississippi State, rose from sixth to fifth with one first-place vote and 910 points Southern Methodist defeated North Texas State 38-10 and jumped from seventh to sixth with 824 points Nebraska climbed to seventh with 755 points after shel lacking Auburn 41-7 and knocking the Tigers out of the Top Twenty UCLA went from ninth to eighth with 745 points by trimming Colorado 34-6 Arkansas and Notre Dame also rose one position to ninth and 10th, respectively Arkansas routed Texas Christian 35-0 and received 655 points, while Notre Dame received 582 points after an 11-3 triumph over Michigan State The Second Ten consists of Arizona State. North Carolina. Texas, Florida, Southern California, West Virginia. Miami, LSU, Boston College and Illinois Illinois whipped Minnesota 42-24 to get back in The Top Twenty after a one-week absence, while Auburn fell out after losing to LSU. LSU had not been in the rankings since early in the 1979 season Angels win playoff opener ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Don Baylor tied a playoff record by driving in five runs, and the California Angels outslugged the Milwaukee Brewers 8-3 Tuesday night in the opening game of the American League championship series The series was billed as a battle of two teams with bats of redwood proportion, and the Angels won the first game by swinging the bigger sticks and getting a seven-hitter from lefty Tommy John The second game of the best-of-five series will be played today with Pete Vuckovich. 18-6. scheduled to start for Mil waukee and Bruce Kison, 10-5. getting the call for California Brewers' left-hander Mike Caldwell sputtered after three innings, finally leaving in the fourth, while John just got bet ter Milwaukee held a 3-1 lead ;fter 2’innings as John yielded a second-inning, two-run homer to Gorman Thomas, and gave up another run in the third However, the Angels got their offense in gear in the bottom of the third, scoring four runs, two coming on Baylor's two-run tri ple California, champion of the West, took a 1-0 lead in the first on a sacrifice fly by Baylor before a crowd of 64.406 the largest ever to see an American League playoff game Brian Downing led off with a single and Doug DeCinces then hit a grounder back to Caldwell The pitcher's throw to second, however, pulled Jim Gantner off the bag for an error as both runners were safe Downing wound up on third and DeCinces on second on a wild pitch, and one out later. Baylor drove in his first run with a fly to deep center field In the Milwaukee second. Ted Simmons led off with a single and Thomas, who shared the major league lead with 39 homers with California's Reggie Jackson, lofted a 1-0 delivery from John into the left field seats, just barely fair In the third. Milwaukee scored again on a fielder's choice grounder by Cecil Cooper Paul Molitor started it with a one-out single and Robin Yount then hit a grounder deep to the hole at shortstop Tim Foli fielded the ball and when he threw to first. Molitor scampered to third, bar ely beating the throw from An gels first baseman Rod Carew Cooper then hit a bouncer to second, beating the relay to first as Molitor scored That put the Brewers ahead 3-1. and it looked like the team which had the best record in baseball and hit a major league-leading 216 home runs during the season, was on its way to winning Game I It looked that way only briefly, though Caldwell walked Downing to start the third inning, and a soft single to right by DeCinces sent Downing to second Bobby Grich singled past the out stretched glove of Milwaukee shortstop Yount, scoring Downing and sending DeCinces to second It then was Baylor's turn The Angels designated hitter, re sponding to the cheers of the huge crowd, ripped one of Caldwell's many mistakes off the fence in deep right-center. U.S. negotiator says freeze a risk WASHINGTON (AP) — Under orders to move as rapidly as the situation permits,'' U S arms control negotiator Edward Rowny is entering a second round ot talks with the Soviet Union convinced that Americans would abandon the nuclear freeze movement if they understood the administration's treaty proposal Freezing weapons at current levels, as Soviet Pres Leonid Brezhnev suggested last May, or only trimming stockpiles of intercontinental ballistic missiles and long-range bombers would heighten the risk of nuclear war, Rowny said in an interview before flying to Geneva for the new round of talks beginning Wednesday Rowny's reasoning: It takes the sort of deep reductions proposed by the United States to correct the 5-2 Soviet lead in missile power, or throw-weight That edge. Rowny and other U S strategists theorize, heightens the risk of a first strike According to this logic, the Soviets might be tempted to take advantage of their commanding lead in heavy ground missiles by launching an attack on U S silos Conversely, the United States could be more inclined to open fire before the Soviets act on their strength Under orders from Pres Ronald Reagan "to move as rapidly as the situation permits "in the latest nego tiations, Rowny will explain with 'a lot more detail" the proposed treaty that he outlined during the first, six week round of talks The treaty's long-range goal is reducing U S. and Soviet throw-weight to an equal ceiling In the treaty's first phase, the number of strategic r warheads would be reduced by one-third. Since the Soviets have put about 70 percent of their warheads on land-based missiles, Reagan s proposal would narrow that critical edge and, Rowny is convinced, reduce nuclear instability If a number of these people who join the freeze movement would recognize the administration has a proposal now — many of them don't know it — I think they would abandon the movement and say, 'Don't waste time, don’t go into a freeze, don't hobble your self," Rowny said Brezhnev, however, has dismissed the proffered treaty as unrealistic” and designed to "insure Amer ican superiority " The chief Soviet negotiator, Viktor Karpov dismissed the U S formula as a "one-sided" approach Instead, Brezhnev has called for a freeze on the modernization and deployment of strategic weapons as a basis for negotiations This tack coincides with a worldwide freeze movement, which has powerful support in Congress and among state legislatures Consistently, polls show a heavy majority of Americans want a freeze. During a campaign trip to Ohio on Monday, Reagan said the nuclear freeze movement was being pushed by people who "want the weakening of America and so are manipulating many honest and sincere people.” But Tuesday, reminded of the support for the nuclear freeze movement by Sens. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass , and Mark Hatfield, R-Ore , he told reporters, "I did not have any Americans in mind." Poison pills scare spreads into Calif. OROVILLE, Calif. (AP) — Strychnine in Extra Strength Tylenol capsules purchased in dn Oroville, Calif , drugstore caused a 25-year-old man to become ill last week, authorities revealed Tuesday. In Chicago, authorities said the incident "probably” was not connected to the seven cyanide deaths there. The latest twist in the baffling case prompted McNeil Consumer Products Co., which makes Tylenol, to urge retailers nationwide to withdraw all of its capsules from sale — both Extra-Strength and Regular-Strength The company had stopped producing capsules on Friday The California man, who has since recovered, purchased the bottle at a Longs Drug Store in Oroville sometime before last Wednesday, when the poisonings occurred in the Chicago area, according to Lawrence Foster, a spokesman for Johnson & Johnson, which owns McNeil. But the man, who has not been identified, did not take the contaminated capsules until Thursday, the same day that the medical examiner in Chicago announced finding a pattern of cyanide deaths. "The FDA was notified immediately," Foster said “The product was picked up within a 25-mile radius by our people." DOONESBURY HVXK' I CtNTtR H/SRS. Mi 7He& actuauv WyiffQALRMiOH gi/TMS mw a pfftteal y f*%a>nxmuM>7 ,juhf* dOUtCSPOH-XXJH WOM uwamum? imsmous, HAWS. MY Si S PY K SCOUT ytM-OWGMW- mmCHINU muen.couu> mRumccA by Garry Trudeau 1 JUST DON'T I KNOW, THINK ITS FAR harks.. TO PUT HE UN DER THAT KIND OF PRESSURE. BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed 1 Oregon Daily Emera! remember siNKtey? REMEM8ER THOSE. CWS IN RIO? the long aoozy nights-the ■me CWRk WOMEN WHO* UP5TAS1EP OF BROKEN HEARTS ANPTEGOIU SUNRISES ? REMEMBER ? d MEETINGS MECHA will have an election meeting today at 5 p m in 16-D EMU Election* tor officer* for the Marketing Association for the upcoming year will be held today at 4 p m in 243 Gilbert Hall Circle K International Service Organization Is having a "Drop-In" for anyone interested in this club Drop-in at the Bean West Conference room tonight between 6 and 8 p.m Come get to know us and enjoy some refresh ments All S.U.R.C. Chairmen plan to attend a meeting today at 5 p m in the Conference Room, EMU SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS “The wide world of public relations" What is public relations? What types of jobs are available? The Office of Academic Advising and Student Services will hold a workshop today at 3:30 p.m in 164 to answer your questions on public relations The Eugene Family YMCA Is currently offering a progressive fitness program for all fitness levels Participants are evaluated and referred to the level appropriate for their needs For more information call the Eugene Family YMCA at 686-YMCA The People's Law School will teach landlord and tenant rights tonight from 7 to 9 p m at Ida Patterson Community School, 1510 W 15th You can learn your rights and obligations in regards to security deposits, evictions and other issues facing the tenant and land lord The class is free and there is nothing to bring For more information contact Sue Heinl at 342-6056. SPEAKERS Pre-Optometry and Pre-Physical Therapy Students. Debra Bartling, Admissions Officer from Pacific Univer sity's College of Optometry and Physical Therapy, will be meeting today with students interested in Optometry and/or Physical Therapy Pre-Optometry students will meet with Debra at 9 a m in 108 EMU Pre-Physical Therapy students will meet with her at 10 a m in 108 EMU MISCELLANEOUS The University School of Architecture and Allied Arts will hold an AAA Exhibition Oct 4 through Oct 14 in Gallery 141, the school lobby and courtyard The Gallery is open weekdays from 9 a m to 4 p m Rhodes Scholarships are post-graduate scholarships to Oxford University Applicants must be 24 years old or less, U S. citizens, unmarried, and have academic standing to assure the completion of a bachelor 's degree before Oct. 1983 All students interested in applying contact Joseph Hynes in 114 Friendly Hall A meeting of all students planning to apply will be held Oct 7 at 3:30 pm in 109 Friendly. Marshall Scholarships are for post-graduate study in British universities Applicants must be 24 years old or less and preference is given to unmarried applicants Applications are available from Joseph Hynes in 114 Friendly A meeting of all students planning to apply will be held Oct. 7 at 3:30 in 109 Friendly Wednesday Lunch Fellowship will be held from 12:30 to 1:30 p m at the Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid Bring a lunch or buy lunch at a nominal cost Episcopal Campus Ministry holds regular communion services on Wednesdays at 4:30 p m. at the Koinonia Center Chapel. 1414 Kincaid Open to all Bible study immediately following worship. Page 5 Section A
