Dorsett Sets Major College Rushing Mark with 180-Yard Day
Pitt star Tony Dorsett ran for 180 yards and three touchdowns in a 45-0 victory over Navy to become the all time leading rusher at major college level with 5 206 yards breaking Archie Griffin’s 5 177 record Oklahoma State and Texas Tech also posted big wins while many top teams kept pressure on national standings Georgia Florida and Notre Dame posted decisive wins as the season rolled on
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Black Hawks rout Blues in odd penalty shot win
Chicago victorious 7 2 as Cliff Koroll converts a rare penalty shot against Ed Johnston after Chuck Lesley trip. Blues coach calls the call lousy. In other NHL action Buffalo over Washington 2 1 Vancouver 5 Rangers 4 and Flames 3 Penguins 3. Rick MacLeish nets three for Flyers in 5 3 win over Colorado.
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College football scores from the East and South regions
Scores across multiple games include Boston College 27 Army 10 and Harvard 20 Princeton 14 in the East while in the South Alabama 24 Louisville 3 and Florida State 19 Davidson 20 highlight the heat. Notable results show Rhode Island shut out 0 by Boston University 36 and Penn State 33 over West Virginia 0.
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Cowboys survive scare as Staubach exit but win 31 21
Dallas Cowboys beat Chicago 31 21 after Roger Staubach left with a fractured finger in the third quarter. Danny White led a late comeback after Staubach’s injury, with key 54 yard pass to Golden Richards and a White to Preston Pearson TD to seal the win. Minnesota, Cincinnati and others also won in NFL action.
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Cavaliers Slip Past Lakers With Late Trouble
Cleveland beat Los Angeles 100 to 95 as Bill Fitch praised his team for holding on after Jerry West coached the Lakers. Fitch blamed himself for a sloppy finish saying the Cavaliers played into the Lakers’ hands and nearly lost the lead.
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