Rams edges Steelers in high scoring NFL action
In a clash with multiple lead changes Pittsburgh and Los Angeles. Bradshaw threw for 125 yards while Haden added 132 through the air. Swann and Grossman combined for solid receiving yardage as both teams traded scores and fumbles near the red zone.
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Top 20 AP College Football Week Results Recap
Oklahoma and Nebraska state a swapped rivalry pattern with Nebraska edging Oklahoma 17-14 while Oklahoma State down NC State 19-10. Alabama tops LSU 31-10 as Notre Dame, Georgia, Purdue and Maryland post notable wins or stalemates in a crowded AP poll week.
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Texan 250 Auto race results from Texas World Speedway
In College Station Texas the Texan 250 at Texas World Speedway finished with A J Foyt driving a Camaro in 125 laps at an average speed of 136.5 mph. Bobby Wilson took second in a Matador followed by Terry Ryan in a Chevelle and Ray Darnell in a Camaro. The full field lists many drivers and machines including Joe Ruttman Pontiac and Sala Tovella Volare with various laps completed from 125 down to 2.
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Legion Lanes bowlers lead as Kreutzer rolls 677 point score
Onynn Kreutzer posted 677 to lead men with 205 234 238 at Legion Lanes. Steve Kreutzer had a hot week earning honors again. Female bowlers also posted several 600s led by Ginny Kilpatrick 231 605 at Friday Niners. Other notable scores include Ruth King 543 and David Adams first 600 with 211 198 205 614.
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Ozark Air Lines Cuts Travel Time To Atlanta Southeast
Ozark Air Lines unveils new routes that shorten trips to Atlanta and offer easy connections to over 30 Florida and Southeast points. The improved network also makes Caribbean destinations Jamaica the Bahamas and Puerto Rico more accessible from the region.
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Knicks fire Reed. Holzman hired as coach to replace
National Basketball Association reports Willis Reed fired as Knicks head coach. Assistant coaches Hopkins and Taylor reassigned to scouting. Red Holzman signed to a two year deal as head coach. Earl Monroe moved to a one year contract. Blues recall Sta niewski Brownshide Currie and Smrke from Salt Lake City. Doug Grant and Neil Kamadoski sent to Salt Lake. Quebec Nordiques announce retirement of Chris Bordeteau.
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Boxing titles leave two champions in weekend action
In Buenos Aires Hugo Corro retained the middleweight crown by outpointing Rodrigo Valdes. Ricardo Cardona defeated Chung Soon-hyun to keep the WBA junior featherweight title. In Boston Marvin Hagler stopped Willie Warren while Vito Antuofermo outpointed Mike Hallacy. Also note Haldeman was named as a top Nixon aide a decade ago.
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