Johnson and Bengals Rout Oilers Behind 100-Yard Duo
Cincinnati Bengals dominate Houston 30-7 as Doug Dressler and Essex Johnson both rush for 100 yards. Ken Johnson shifts among end positions and fans celebrate a 496 to 145 yardage edge and a team-record 29 first downs.
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Little Howard Stevens Sets NCAA TD Record
Louisville star Howard Stevens, the NCAA career leader in touchdowns and rushing yards, gains 258 yards and three TDs in a 38 13 win over Cincinnati. Scouts say he has a strong pro future as a return specialist, with Louisville 6 0. Stevens holds 66 career TDs and 4 854 rushing yards, aiming for more while pursuing law studies.
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Three New Faces In Prep Top Ten
Indiana high school football rankings show Bloomington South retaining the top spot with 11 first place votes and 235 rating points. Indianapolis Washington holds second with 222 points, as several teams shift positions and newcomers Morton and Jeffersonville enter the 14th spot.
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Morton leads Cowboys past Lions in primetime comeback
Dallas Cowboys stay alive in NFC playoff chase by beating the Detroit Lions 28 to 24 at Texas Stadium. Craig Morton throws three TD passes and guides a balanced attack while Greg Landry counters for Detroit as the game tightens in the second half.
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Erving Returns to ABA Leads Scoring Rush
Julius Erving resumes ABA play with the New York Squires and tops scoring at 25.2 ppg after six games with 151 points. George Thompson ties for second, joining Indiana's McGinnis and Detroit's ground game in spread scoring. A sideline scuffle between Dallas and Detroit personnel ended when Bill Gregory separated players.
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Pro Grid Standings and Monday Schedule
Pro Grid Standings show Oakland 45 over Los Angeles 17 and Dallas 28 over Detroit 24. Monday game time listed as 9 p.m. Baltimore at New England on Channel 15.
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Sonny Jurgensen Sidelined by Achilles Surgery for 1972 Season
Washington Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, 38, underwent an Achilles tendon operation after injuring his heel in a 23 16 win over the Giants. Doctor says surgery successful and recovery 10 12 weeks with two to three months rehab. Kilmer to start as Redskins chase a 1972 playoff run.
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We’re Out to Getcha Kings Inn Motel
A lighthearted item notes plans or promotions at the Kings Inn Motel with playful phrasing and a guest invitation. The brief highlights a local lodging venue and a catchy tagline. The piece emphasizes hospitality and regional leisure.
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City Area Players Of Week Highlight Defenders and Runners
Madi son Heights standout Randy Bledsoe earned the Herald City Player of the Week for a defensive shutout of Kokomo Haworth 19 to 0. He intercepted a pass at midfield and again late in the game to preserve the victory. Mark Childs of Madison Grant ran for 210 yards on 20 carries and scored the decisive TD as the Argylls beat Western 20 to 12 earning Herald Area Player of the Week honors.
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Madison Heights and Wes Del Duel In Tight Scores
Madison Heights 15 Muncie South 2 Wes Del 15 7 15. Madison Grant 11 15 13 Madison Heights 15 10 15. Muncie South 8 15 9 Wes Dell 15 13 15. Madison Grant 6 15 2.
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