Browns and Steelers Lead NFL Victors
Miami and Morris exploded for 44-23 win over the Patriots as Larry Csonka ran for 197 yards and three touchdowns. Steelers, Rams, Vikings, Cowboys, Browns and others posted decisive victories while 431,727 fans attended the day’s games and 32,022 no shows were counted.
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Oklahoma-Ties USC as Arkansas questions 12 men on field
Oklahoma tied No. 1 Southern Cal 7-7 as coach Earle Bruce faced Arkansas scrutiny over a controversial 21-19 Razorbacks win. Oklahoma QB Steve Davis praised the defense while USC coach John McKay lamented offensive struggles. Michigan struggled to a 14-0 win over Navy.
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Penn State Blasts Town in Gloomy Beaver Stadium
Penn State, rated among the nation’s best, crushed Iowa 27-8 in a rain soaked Beaver Stadium for its third straight win. Coach Joe Paterno questioned rankings, noting his team’s belief comes from facing adversity and late rallies.
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Majors Impressed By Tony Dorsett
FITTSBURGH AP Welmer rain nor four sore muscles nor Northwestern tacklers could stop freshman Tony Dorsett from setting a Pitt rushing record. He ran for 265 yards and two touchdowns as Pitt beat Northwestern 21 to 14 in Evanston. Coach Johnny Majors praised him as the best freshman ever and better than any sophomore he had.
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Kubiak Plays At Hobart
Dennis Kubiak former Corry Beaver lineman continues football at Hobart College as a 6-1 207 pound freshman offensive tackle for the Statesmen under Head Coach George Davis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kubiak who moved from Corry to Erie.
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Erie
Clymer Fights Hard but Falls to Brockton 12-0
Clymer Pirates stumble as three fumbles by Jost set up Brockton scoring. Ron Esperson runs five yards for a 6-0 third quarter lead, then Marshall Hall seals it with a two yard TD. Clymer gains 150 rushing yards but misses scoring chances as injuries hamper key players.
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Darryl White
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Ripley
Kanty Prep
Corry Runs At Gannon Invite As Winger Leads 12:45 Highlight
Oil City's Henry Winger starred with a 12 45 42 in the 11th annual Gannon Invitational cross country as Corry placed 18th in the varsity race and seventh in JV. Doug Shomody clocked 14 06 for JV bronze, while GAHS team members Christensen, Daley, Nichols posted top varsity and nearby times. Gateway won both varsity and JV team titles with Ascencion Gomez taking JV honors.
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Mets Lose Doubleheader as Pennant Hopes Slip Away
The New York Mets split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs losing 1-0 in the opener and winning 9-2 in the second game. Mets remain tied for the NL East lead, with ace Tom Seaver slated to start in the makeup game to try for the pennant. Hank Aaron failed to reach Babe Ruth’s 714 home runs as the Braves fell 5-3 to the Houston Astros. The Cardinals, Pirates, Giants, and Reds also won or lost in a chaotic final day, leaving the East Division race a three-way scramble.
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Houston
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Ron Bryant
Elias Sosa
San Francisco
Yankees, Kasko and Houk Exit As AL Ends
The American League season closes with Eddie Kasko fired by Boston and Ralph Houk resigning as New York manager after an 8-5 loss to Detroit. Darrell Johnson will manage the Red Sox, while the Yankees prepare for a two-year Yankee Stadium renovation and a 89-73 Red Sox finish. The Angels beat the Twins 4-0 behind Tanana, and Texas shut out Kansas City 3-0 with Broberg dominating.
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George Ross fires top series in mixed doubles league
George Ross posted a 645 three game set to lead the season in the Mixed Doubles League and earned top individual game honors with a 247. He narrowly edged Rosie Caruso who rolled 246 in Avalon’s Senior League as Sunday action featured several high scores in local bowling circles.
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