Torrez Faces Hooton In sixth World Series Game
The 1977 World Series shifts to Yankee Stadium for game six as Mike Torrez and the Yankees seek their 21st title while Burt Hooton and the Dodgers chase a 3-3 tie. The series resumes amid cross country travel and rival drama with 56,000 fans expected in the Bronx.
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Steelers 20 Bengals 14 in Monday Night thriller
Steelers climb to 3-2 atop AFC Central after Bradshaw played with a wrist cast and connected with Stallworth for a pair of scores. Bengals drop to 2-3 as Glenn Bujnoch caps late scoring drive and a whistle mishap prevents a turnover return.
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