Browns Edge Colts 14 13 For Upset Victory
Browns defeat defending champion Baltimore 14 13 as Bill Nelson and Leroy Kelly convert turnover chances. The upset marks Cleveland’s continued success in Baltimore with stifling defense and efficient ground game.
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NFL Week Wrap: Raiders, Chiefs, Lions Win Big
In a busy NFL set, the Raiders led 6-0 at halftime before defeating the Chargers as Daryle Lamonica hit Fred Biletnikoff for 36 and 13 yard TD passes. Len Dawson threw for 207 yards as the Chiefs edged the Oilers on Warren McVea’s late 4 yard TD run. Steve Owens and Greg Landry connected on a 74 yard TD for the Lions in a win over the Patriots. Dan Abramowicz had three TD grabs for the Saints, but a flurry of 49ers scores sealed the victory. Bill Bell and David Ray each kicked two field goals, but Ray’s 47 yard FG as time expired salvaged a Rams tie. The Steelers limited the Bengals to 28 rushing yards while Bradshaw threw two TDs and Staggers added a 67 yard punt return score. Don Horn faced six interceptions as the Broncos were routed by former teammates.
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Palmer 20th win boosts Orioles past Indians
Jim Palmer struck out nine and allowed three singles to beat Cleveland 5-0, giving Baltimore its fourth 20-game winner this season joining Cuellar, Dobson, and McNally. The win extended Baltimore's streak to eight, while Detroit and Oakland also won as Yankee and Red Sox kept pace in the pennant race.
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Harris Wins Robinson Open After Seven-Year Wait
Labron Harris defeated Bert Yancey in a sudden death playoff for the $20,000 first prize at the Robinson Open. Both shot 274, 10 under, after matching 67s in the final round at Crawford County Country Club. Yancey earned $11,400, with Larry Hinson, Jim Colbert and Gay Brewer close behind.
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Adena rolls past Vinton County 45 14 in non league win
Dwight Pettiford scored three rushing touchdowns to lead Frankfort Adena to a 45-14 win over Vinton County. Vinton County, winless in three, got both TDs on Kevin Barber to Jerry Caudill passes. Adena piled up 341 total yards while Vinton County hosts Warren Local next.
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College Football Scores From East to West Across 1960s
A compact list of college football results includes East teams like Boston College 49 Navy 6 and Cornell 38 Colgate 20, Navy and Yale games, and Midwest and West matchups such as Ohio State 14 Drake 10 and California 34 San Jose State 10. The slate shows varied margins, with several uncompetitive finishes and multiple 0s for teams like Texas Arlington and Texas Tech.
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Giants and Dodgers win in tight NL West race
Giants survive injuries as Dietz and McCovey star with a grand slam and two run homer. Dodgers rally with Allen and Sims homers to keep pace as both clubs hold a one game lead with three games left in the season. Mets beat Pirates while Cardinals torch Expos and Phillies top Cubs.
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Toledo Streak Extended To 26 In Big Ohio Weekend
Toledo extended its win streak to 26 with a 23-0 blanking of Texas-Arlington as Chuck Ealey scored twice and Don Fair caught a TD. Ken Johnson of Colorado starred with 84 rushing yards and two scores in a 20-14 upset of Ohio State. Miami shut out Dayton 14-0 as Bob Hitchins scored twice. Bowling Green beat East Carolina 47-21, Houston topped Cincinnati 12-3, and Marshall edged Xavier 15-13.
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Football Loop To Be Organized
An organization meeting for forming a Men's Flag Football League is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday Sept 28 at the Athens High School Gym. Managers seeking entry and Athens County players are urged to attend as the league opens Oct 3.
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