Cowboys Rally Past Eagles in 33 7 Victory
Dallas built a 28 7 halftime lead behind Hill who rushed for 91 yards and a TD and Connor, Morton, and Snow connected on scoring plays. The win kept Dallas atop the Capitol division as Hill sparked a 33 7 conquest in Philadelphia.
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Vikings win at Memorial Stadium amid cross-sport buzz
The Minnesota Vikings rout Green Bay 19 7 in the first pro game at the University of Minnesota stadium. Front four Eller Larsen Page and Marshall power the defense while Bud Grant and Phil Bengtson loom as ex Gophers. Baseball chatter swirls as Twins and Orioles vie in a playoff push with a possible Mets rematch looming.
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3rd Team QB Lifts Chiefs to 26 13 Win
Mike Livingston, stepping in for injured starters, fired 14 completions for 124 yards and connected with teammates on screen passes and longer throws as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Denver Broncos 26 to 13. Kicker Jan Stenerud scored 12 points with four field goals, two in a stadium record-tying effort, to help Kansas City improve to 2-1 in the Western Division.
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Hepatitis Threatens Holy Cross Football Team
Worcester AP report says hepatitis sent 19 Crusaders, including seven starters, to the college infirmary, prompting coach Bay Whitton to question remaining games. Several players hospitalized, and ECAC weighs waiver of the rule prohibiting freshmen from varsity play as Holy Cross faces a grueling schedule including Syracuse and Boston College.
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