Steelers stun Oilers in Houston rout
Lynn Swann and Franco Harris propelled the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 32-9 victory over the Houston Oilers at the Astrodome. Bradshaw connected on 13 of 16 passes as Harris rushed for 149 yards and scored twice, while Pittsburgh built a dominant lead through the third quarter.
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Wunderlich and Muth roll record doubles at Columbus Bowl
Tim Wunderlich and Gary Muth set a record handicap doubles total of 1,414 pins at Columbus Bowl during the Platte Valley Tour in doubles. Wunderlich also notches his first 600 series, while Muth hits a 727 for his first 700 series of the year as the pair lead the event standings.
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Bowling Columbus Bowl Results and Standings
Bowling results from Columbus venues list individual scores for leagues including Ladies Classic at Barb Badge Liberty Cleaners and others. Notable performers include Myrtie Leckinger 200 514 and Wun derlichs Masonry totals 845 2472 across events with multiple lanes and teams such as Tom Bruckner 570 and Ordean Kreitman 207.
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Two Bear Hunters Shot Down by Teen in Milford Pa
In Milford Pennsylvania a 13-year-old youth fired a single shot, killing two bear hunters identified as Maynard Branscome aged 31 and Daniel Phillips aged 62. The incident occurred Monday and authorities have not released the shooter’s identity.
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Peru State girls top Wesleyan 50 to 30 in Lincoln
The Peru State College women beat Nebraska Wesleyan 50 30 in Lincoln. Peru led by 6 at halftime and extended the advantage in the second half with three players in doubles led by Twila Beck and Pami Coleman with 12 points each and Roxanne Dalton 10. Janet Mark scored 10 for NWU.
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All-Big Eight football picks include Cromwell unanimous
Kansas quarterback Nolan Cromwell headlines UPI’s 1975 All-Big Eight offense as the lone unanimous choice. Oklahoma end Jimbo Elrod and Oklahoma State punter Cliff Parsley were unanimous on defense, with several stars like LeRoy Selmon and Gary Spani falling by one vote.
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Archie Griffin Named College Player of the Year
Archie Griffin of Ohio State was named National Collegiate Player of the Year by the Cleveland Touchdown Club. The senior tailback, 5 foot 9, 185 pounds, will be honored December 9 at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel.
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