Dorsett Scores 2 TDs in Raiders Rally Over Steelers 16-7
In Sunday NFL action the Raiders defeated the Steelers 16-7 as Oakland's defense pressured Pittsburgh with five sacks and three interceptions. Errol Mann and Mark Van Eeghen added field goals and a TD run to seal the win while Dallas routed the Giants 41-21 and Cincinnati toppled Seattle 42-20.
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Candelaria Tops Cubs in 2-0 Pirates Victory
John Candelaria pitched Pittsburgh to a 2-0 win over Chicago as he lowered his ERA to 2.39 and improved to 19-5. He left in the eighth with a forearm tightness but his performance strengthened his Cy Young bid, matching fellow candidate Rick Reuschel, 20-9, in a tense pennant race.
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Multi-sport pro rumors and college scores fragment
National Basketball Association players move as free agents with the Warriors Knicks and Bullets making roster changes. Baseball notes include Tigers signing Al Cleat and Montreal Expos rehiring coaches for 1978. College football and other scores are listed from Pennsylvania and nearby schools with mixed results.
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LA Wins 1984 Olympic Bid Over New York
LA was chosen by the US Olympic Committee over New York 35 to 89 in a close vote to be the American bid for the 1984 Summer Games. LA stressed using existing facilities with minimal new construction and predicted a break-even financial plan.
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