Cardinals End Cowboys Win Streak In Pittsburgh Upset
Hart threw 346 yards and 3 TDs as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 to move to 5-1, halting Dallas’ best start since 1969 and sharing NFC East lead. Staubach threw for 250 yards and 2 TDs for the Cowboys in a tight NFL Sunday slate.
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Perez Buries N Y Hopes in World Series Game Two
Cincinnati edge New York 4-3 to take a 2-0 lead in the World Series as Tony Perez delivered a decisive drive in the ninth after Ken Griffey and Joe Morgan advanced runners with a steal and an intentional walk. Hunter struggled on the mound for the Yankees at Riverfront Stadium.
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Reds Rip Yankees as Griffey Dash Ends Hope
Cincinnati pounded New York 5-3 in a chilly night game. Darryl Morgan and Johnny Bench delivered key hits while Catfish Hunter faltered late. Griffey raced home on a misplayed ball, sealing the Reds victory and sending the Yankees to a second straight loss.
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Trimble Tops Rosecrans With 2 Late Scores
Trimble rallied for two touchdowns in the final quarter to beat Zanesville Rosecrans 21-12. Kevin Meade connected with Mark Hunter for an 80 yard drive capped by a 51 yard pass and a fourth down score. Terry Duncan ran 108 yards on 30 carries to lead Trimble.
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Los Angeles urged to bid again for 1984 Olympics
Los Angeles is told to submit a bid for the 1984 Games by next November as IOC circles rate LA as Tehran's main rival. The city previously lost 1980 to Moscow but impressed with a low cost plan using existing facilities. Tehran plans to bid, with other contenders including Glasgow Nice Algiers Riyadh and Atlanta.
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Perfect Swing Lifts Baird To First Title Since 1961
Butch Baird, 40, ends a 15 year drought with a hole-in-one on the 12th at Woodlake and a clutch playoff to win. He ties Mil ler Barber with late birdies, then sinks a 10-foot birdie on the playoff hole to capture the title.
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