Steelers poised for first NFL title after win over Raiders
Pittsburgh advances to Super Bowl IX after a 24 13 victory over Oakland. Franco Harris grounds Oakland with 111 rushing yards and two TDs, while Terry Bradshaw manages a measured passing game. Raiders stall on the ground as Madden notes the shutout of Oakland’s rushing attack.
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Stabler Leads Raiders Past Steelers in Late Rally
The Raiders, led by quarterback Ken Stabler, overcame a 3-3 halftime tie to take a 10-3 lead after a 388 yard touchdown to Cliff Branch. Pittsburgh answered with a long drive and a Harris TD on the opening play of the final quarter.
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Raiders Fall to Steelers On Final Interception
Stabler's late efforts stall as Ham intercepts to set up Swann's six yard TD and a 17 10 Pittsburgh lead. A last minute drive ends with a Harris 21 yard TD as Oakland loses despite Davis heroics against the Dolphins.
Vinton County edges Huntington Local for third in Ross tourney
Vinton County trailed by eight late but rallied to win 55-54 over Huntington Local to claim third place at the Ross Southeastern Holiday Tournament. Frank Eberts led the Vikings with 23 points while Charles Pritchard scored 26 for Huntington Local.
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Vikings Win Error Filled Contest for NFC Title
In Bloomington Minnesota the Minnesota Vikings defeated the Los Angeles Rams 14 to 10 to clinch their second straight National Football Conference championship and reach the Super Bowl. Rams quarterback James Harris completed 13 of 23 passes for 248 yards but the Rams committed four turnovers.
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Rams Struggle With Five Turnovers In NFC Title Clash
The Rams faltered despite big plays from Harold Jackson and Harris as Minnesota built a 14-3 lead before a late rally, with five turnovers seven penalties including a crucial offside at the Vikings one yard line and key miscues by Rams stars Lawrence McCutcheon and others in bright but chilly conditions.
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Rams Stop Vikings in Tough Showdown
Tarkenton and Foreman struggled as Minnesota could only muster limited yardage while the Rams defense forced several miscues. Tarkenton admitted the Rams were the hardest defense he has faced this season and Bud Grant warned the team to stay optimistic.
Pro hockey and NFL standings and results
Division 1 standings show Philadelphia with 24 wins and 7 losses for 53 points, plus 137 GF and 74 GA, Atlanta 16 15 6 for 38 points, NY Rangers 15 11 8 for 38 points, 136 GF and 115 GA. Sunday results include New York Rangers 2 Kansas City 0, New York Islanders 7 Washington 0, Philadelphia 5 Buffalo 2, Chicago 5 St. Louis 2.
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Oakland Still Dangling On Hunter's Cash String
Catfish Hunter has a narrowing field of suitors to two or three teams led by the Oakland A's with reports noting a sale of the club could alter terms. Indians and Royals remain contenders as Hunter’s attorney plans final talks this week. contracts could reach 1.5 to 3 million over several years.
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Costello Sparks Bucks Defense To Run Knicks Ragged
Larry Costello challenged Milwaukee's defense at halftime and the Bucks responded by holding New York to six points in the third period. The Bucks pulled away 82-65 and won 115-89 as the Knicks shot 13 percent in the third quarter, the worst since the 24 second clock era began.
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Hayes Worried About Errors Before Rose Bowl Clash
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes fretted over turnover-prone play on the eve of the Rose Bowl against Southern California. He noted OSU’s seven regular starters healthy, two hurt players expected to start, and discussed practice plans and rooming arrangements while aiming to curb mistakes that could decide the game.
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Indiana Downs Ohio State To Reach Rainbow Classic Final
Indiana beat Ohio State 102-71 to move into the Rainbow Classic final in Hawaii. The Hoosiers improved to 10-0, shot 51 percent, outrebounded 23-8, and led 24-21 midway through the first half as host Hawaii awaited the title clash. Ohio State and Villanova meet in the consolation game.
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