Oilers Fall Again In 23-13 Loss To Browns At Astrodome
Houston Oilers drop a 23-13 decision to the Cleveland Browns before 37 000 fans in the Astrodome. Poor offense and defensive gaps plagued Houston as Cleveland built a 17-0 first quarter lead and failed to capitalize on several chances. Dan Pastorini struggled in relief of Lynn Dickey as Houston’s offense stalled and the defense remained vulnerable.
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Sterling Blues Seek Playoff Berth in Baytown Showdown
Sterling faces league leader Robert E. Lee at Stallworth Stadium in a must win clash to reach the Class AAAA state playoffs. The Blues, 29-6 over three seasons, must overturn a one game deficit and avoid a three way tie while aiming for a crowd of up to 20,000 as Sammie Singleton Lemond and Dane Listi lead a balanced attack against North Shore.
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Blue Managers Sink Ganders in 60-0 Victory
The Ross Sterling football managers dominated Robert E. Lee managers 66-4 in the first such game. Randy Smith scored two touchdowns and threw four more passes to lead the win as Sterling fans gear up for the Sterling AEL bash at Stallworth Stadium. Ricky Pittman, Matt Grandy, Mark Cain each scored multiple times with contributions from Tom Mosely Bo Hill Daniel Martinka and David Klaes.
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Cowboys Seek To Become A True Super Bowl Contender
New York offense struggles as Dallas Cowboys show sporadic form. Charlie Waters and defensive backs intercept Giants passes and set up scores. Coach Landry acknowledges inconsistent play but notes both teams are winning despite erratic football.
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Players Push Against Artificial Turf Heat and Hazards
Washington AP report quotes Bill Curry of the Houston Oilers, NFL Players Association president, criticizing artificial turf for causing heat burns infections and higher injuries and maintenance costs. A union conference on synthetic grass was planned to discuss public awareness and safer natural turf options for athletes at all levels.
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Lee College Opens Cage Year Tuesday
Lee College starts a new basketball season Tuesday as Mike Hel ley leads the Rebels against an opponent in TICAC play. The Rebels posted a 25-6 record last year and shared the TICAC title while San Jacinto was unseated. Hefiey was slated to likely start as an All America候 candidate.
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Gibby Surprised At World Golf Margin
Pinehurst North Carolina AP Bruce Crampton or Ibby Gilbert led a field with several stars as the World Open reached halfway. Nicklaus Trevino Weiskopf Miller were among leaders while Gilbert surprised by a 70 and the 144 hole event heads into final 72 holes with $100000 first prize and $500060 purse.
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