NFL Offense vs Defense Produces Mixed Week Two Results
A summary of Sunday NFL results shows Los Angeles shutting out Philadelphia 20 0 and Denver beating Buffalo 26 6 for strong defensive showings while Dallas overwhelmed New York 41 21 and Cincinnati toppled Seattle 42 20 on offense. Other games include Baltimore Jets 12 20 Washington 10 6 Detroit Saints 23 19 and Miami 19 15.
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How Does That Grab You Franco Die on Franco
Officials penalized Harris for a late illegal move after Oaks game. Oakland won Sunday’s game 16 to 7.
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Yarborough's Bold 500-Lap Victory at Martinsville
Cale Yarborough outlasted Benny Parsons to win the Martinsville 500, taking 23 700 dollars for the ninth win of the season and sixth of nine short track races. Parsons pitted for tires on the final caution while Yarborough held the lead, aided by durability and a hot half mile track. The crowd of about 33 000 witnessed fatigue and a heated reaction to the race format and headers.
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Los Angeles Wins USOC Bid To Host 1984 Olympics
In a close 55 39 vote the USOC selected Los Angeles over New York to represent the United States for the IOC bid to host the 1984 Summer Games. LA promised existing facilities with minimal new construction and a break-even financial plan.
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Problems Beset Losing Drivers
In Martinsville Benny Parsons leads in the Old Dominion 500 as Cale Yarborough dominates from lap 36 to win. Lennie Pond expresses excitement at driving Hoss Ellington's hot late model sportsman car, while Dick Brooks contemplates next season and a possible move to the Harry Hyde team.
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Morey Wins Second USGA Senior Championship
Dale Morey, 58, of High Point, captured his second USGA Senior Championship in three years, defeating Lew Oehrig 4 and 3 at Salem Country Club in Peabody Massachusetts. The year has been his best in a decade with multiple sub-70 rounds and a back free of flare ups.
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