Bengals' Offense Awakens in Big Win Over Chiefs
Cincinnati coaching staff praised a dual threat offense led by the Massillon roots of coach Brown as Ken Anderson and Essex Johnson produced a nine yard TD pass to Bob Trumpy aided by a rare triple reverse. The defense forced two Chiefs turnovers and held on after injuries to Mike Reid and Lemar Parrish. Ken Johnson discussed a pre season knee issue and turf injuries prompting debate over artificial surfaces with the NFLPA and CPSC.
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Last Season For Dick Butkus With Chicago Bears
Chicago bears veteran linebacker Dick Butkus said Monday he may retire from the National Football League after this season. He cited not being able to perform as he once did. The bears suffered their third straight defeat to fall to 1-3 on the year after a 15-10 loss to the New England Patriots.
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Bills Hope Simpson Ready After Sprained Ankle
Buffalo Bills running back O. J. Simpson hobbled off with a sprained ankle but NFL officials expect him to play next Monday night against Kansas City after an x ray showed no fracture. Miami upset Buffalo 24 in the Dolphins game in Miami.
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Turbulent Oakland Seeks New Boss After Williams Exit
Oakland's Charles Finley searches for a successor after manager Dick Williams resigns amid World Series triumphs. Reggie Jackson credits Williams for teaching the A's how to win as Finley faces a high turnover in management and ongoing owner turbulence following the Mets series victory.
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Mets Proud In Defeat After Tough World Series
New York Mets, defeated 5-2 by Oakland in Game Seven, acknowledge heartbreak but express pride in a season marked by a late surge to claim the NL pennant. Players like Rusty Staub Reggie Jackson and Cleon Jones reflect on effort, names, and near glory. Manager Yogi Berra and teammates emphasize resilience and respect for the champions.
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Pro Grid Standings Snapshot From Fragmented Text
Fragmented notes show scattered standings with teams and scores. Entries reference New York ets, Los Angeles, Denver, Oakland and San Diego area teams with partial scores like 36 and 14, but the overall table is incomplete and unclear.
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Fans pack soggy Oakland A's parade amid rain and jubilation
More than 50 000 fans braved steady rain to honor the Oakland A's world champion team in a parade down city streets. Dick Williams announced plans to quit the club but did not comment on his next move as he rode with Finley and other team figures.
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