Bobcats Rally To Beat Cincinnati 28 14 In Cincinnati
Ohio improved to 3-2 as they defeated the University of Cincinnati 28-14 in Cincinnati. Key moments included Lyons and Berly scoring early, Berry adding two more first-half scores, and Larry Hummer finishing with a two yard TD run after injuries thinned the backfield. Cincinnati staged a third-quarter rally but couldn’t overcome Ohio’s offense and defense as Shoemaker led UC with a late drive stalled by a blocked field goal.
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Dolphins remain unbeaten in NFL as 4-0 run continues
The Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets 27-17 to move to 4-0 and open a two game lead in the AFC East. Bob Griese passed for 220 yards while Larry Csonka rushed for 102 yards and Jim Kiick scored twice. Joe Namath struggled as New York fell to 3-2 with a sloppy showing.
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Pro Grid ands 21 Sunday's Games
Pro Grid schedules 21 games for Sunday with matchups including Atlanta at New Orleans and Buffalo at Oakland. Other key contests feature Chicago at Cleveland Cincinnati at Kansas City Dallas at Baltimore and Houston at Pittsburgh. Week action continues into Monday night Bay at Detroit in national coverage.
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Rangers Having Bad NHL Start
The New York Rangers, preseason favorites for the Stanley Cup, opened with losses to Chicago and Detroit and face a home opener against Vancouver. Other Sunday results include Los Angeles over Boston and Buffalo over Atlanta as the league begins.
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Reds Knot Playoff At One Win Each
Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 5-3 to even the NL playoff series at 1-1. Tom Hall earned the win with 4 1 3 innings of two hit one run relief after Sparky Anderson shifted Billingham out in the fifth. Stargell gave Hall a tough moment before Hall ended the threat with a strikeout.
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Ohio Beats Cincinnati 28 14 at Nippert Stadium
After the win over the Bearcats, Coach Hess explains the team’s confidence in a fourth and short gamble and Rich Bevly reflects on a patient, cut driven running style. Scott Robinson notes improved kickoff coverage as the unit shines. Brent Strom, rookie Met, wins 13 games this season.
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A's close in on playoff sweep at Detroit
The Oakland A's beat the Tigers 5-0 behind John Odom to move within one win of a three game series sweep in Detroit. Bert Campaneris sparked the offense and was later ejected for throwing his bat. Cronin weighs disciplinary action as Campaneris goes to hospital for X rays.
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