Chiefs Outlast Cowboys In NFL Contest 34-3
Ed Podolak sparked the Chiefs with two late second‑quarter TDs and a decisive fourth‑quarter catch for Kansas City, as they defeated the Dallas Cowboys 34-31 on Monday night. Podolak’s hat trick amid a turnover‑heavy game helped Kansas City move to 4‑4, while Dallas fell to 5‑3, trading spots in the standings behind Oakland and Washington. Staubach led Dallas with two rushing TDs and two passes to Golden Richards, but two late picks sealed the Cowboys’ fate as Kansas City closed the game with clock management.
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Pro Football At A Glance From Sunday and Monday Schedule
The Associated Press lists NFL games for Sunday November 1 including Los Angeles at Atlanta 8 p.m. Green Bay at Detroit 1 p.m. Dallas at New England 1 p.m. Philadelphia at New York Giants 4 p.m. Kansas City at Pittsburgh 1 p.m. New York Jets at Baltimore 2 p.m. Miami at Houston 2 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans 2 p.m. San Diego at Oakland 4 p.m. Washington at St Louis 4 p.m. Denver at San Francisco 4 p.m. Monday November 15 Buffalo at Cincinnati 9 p.m.
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Buckey and Bryan Named ACC Offensive Players of the Week
NC State quarterback Dave Buckey and Duke center Billy Bryan earned ACC offensive player of the week honors after standout performances in big wins. Buckey led NC State to a 15 0 victory over Penn State, passing for 139 yards and directing scoring drives including a clutch 15 yard pass. Bryan graded 93 percent blocking as Duke rolled to 42 14 over Wake Forest, amassing 540 offensive yards.
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Best Team Doesn't Always Win In Kansas Upset
Norman Oklahoma AP Barry Switzer says he was more disappointed by Oklahoma Sooners loss to Kansas than the defeat itself, the Sooners first in 37 straight. He noted Kansas impressed that day though Oklahoma had more talent, as nine turnovers marred the game starting with a blocked punt leading to Nolan Cromwell's six yard TD.
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Prince Thou Art To Undergo Surgery
Prince Thou Art the Florida Derby winner faces surgery after breaking both sesamoid bones in his left front foot. Veterinarians undecided whether to operate at Belmont Park or the University of Pennsylvania. Owner John Galbreath and trainer Lou Rondinello weigh risks as Ruffian’s incident looms as a cautionary comparison.
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Public probe for Superdome issues rejected by commission
New Orleans AP report on the Superdome Commission rejecting a call for a public investigation into alleged incompetence and indifference toward paying customers. The debate touched SSI contracts, race, crowd problems, and costs since the dome opened.
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Morris Upset Again Not Playing Enough
MIAMI AP Mercury Morris Miami s 106000 a year running back is frustrated again He wants to play for another NFL team besides the Dolphins He is healthy this season after injuries and says he isnt getting the respect his talent deserves He complains of being systematically eliminated from the offense after the Dolphins beat the Jets 27 to 7 He carried four times for nine yards while Benny Malone rushed 60 yards and one TD Morris says he will not be here next year and wants a trade Shula says he will try to accommodate if Morris still feels that way at season s end but may replace him Morris notes the series of disputes goes back to Super Bowl VI in 1972
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Randle Eats Words Again No Intention Of Resigning
Virginia coach Sonny Randle said he has no plan to resign amid a 1- record season. He insisted he came here to do a job and will not quit, despite calls for his ouster after recent struggles and a canceled weekly media luncheon.
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Price earns Southern Conference offensive player honor
Reston Virginia AP Appalachian State quarterback Robbie Price, in a 39 34 upset of South Carolina last Saturday, was named Southern Conference football offensive player of the week. The 5 foot 165 pound junior completed seven of 11 passes for 117 yards and ran for 41 more yards totaling 158 yards in offense despite an early injury. His two touchdown passes came on key third down plays under heavy pressure.
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Sooners drop to No 6 as Kansas upsets Oklahoma
Ohio State remains atop the AP college football rankings after Oklahoma falls from second to sixth following a 33-3 loss to Kansas. Kansas cracks the Top Twenty for the first time this season, while Nebraska and Texas A&M move to second and third. Michigan, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona State, Notre Dame and Colorado round out the top ten. Penn State, Southern California drop to the Second Ten.
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Bowl Committees Now Confused After Upset Week
AP Sports Writer notes bowl committees are baffled by last week’s upsets involving Oklahoma, Penn State, Southern California and Florida. Contenders for Rose, Orange, Cotton, Sugar Bowls shift as Texas A&M faces Texas and Arkansas. Invitations slide toward November 22 amid many possible matchups.
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Connors Learns Composure After Stockholm Open Loss
Jimmy Connors, hurt by his fourth 1975 final loss, says he has learned to take defeat with composure after bowing to Adriano Panatta in the Stockholm Open final. He notes a strong year with 10 titles, but reflects on future plans including independent circuits and a possible Ashe challenge.
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Bowling League Scores and Standings at Riverside
Riverside bowling lanes hosted multiple leagues with high scores and team names listed. Notable performances include Shelton 189, Jacobs 210, Barker 214, Presley 212, Sampson 207, Walker 3, Taylor 220, Reynolds 166, Wyatt 184, Yeatts 208, and Guill 192 across various teams such as Pocketfinders, Blue Reils, Jets, and Indy items in a busy league night.
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