Lions Host Chiefs In Stadium Debut
The Detroit Lions move to a new $55.7 million Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium hosting the Kansas City Chiefs in a pre season test. Lions seek first win of the exhibition season while injuries limit QB Bill Munson and others.
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Steelers blitz hapless Colts in preseason rout
Terry Bradshaw threw three TD passes, connecting with Lynn Swann on 49 and 4 yard plays and Dave Stallworth for 17, as the Steelers beat the Colts 31 10. Bradshaw totaled 254 yards, Stallworth added a late TD, and Gilliam finished with a 35 yard score.
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Eagles rally to 24 10 win over Patriots in preseason
Eagles linebacker Frank LeMaster, promoted after a trade, returned two interceptions for touchdowns in the second period helping Philadelphia beat New England 24 10. Randy Logan and the defense created most of the points as Philadelphia improved to 2 1 in the preseason.
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Third string QB Sparks Redskins to Exhibition Win
Randy Johnson, the Redskins third-string quarterback, sparked a 23-14 exhibition victory over the Browns with two second-half touchdowns and a field goal. Johnson connected on 11 of 14 passes for 124 yards after two early interceptions, guiding Washington to a 2-2 preseason record as Johnson led a 68-yard drive for the insurance score in the final quarter.
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Powell Leads State Open With Second Straight Four Under Par
Jimmy Powell of Via Verde shoots 68 to 136 total and holds a one stroke lead in the 1975 state open. Chuck Montabano of Los Angeles is a stroke back, with Rusell Fraser shooting 65 to reach 139 alongside Mark Lye Sandy Galbraith and Gary Vanier. Mike Haney sits seven behind after a 77 following a 66.
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Geiberger Leads as Nicklaus Falters in Uncompleted Tourney Round
Al Geiberger shot 68 to extend his lead to two strokes in the Tournament Players Championship at Colonial Country Club. Jack Nicklaus, defending champion, shot 75 and stood eight back, while a violent thunderstorm halted play with 34 players unfinished.
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Haynie Leads Denver LPGA After First Round
Sandra Haynie fired four under par 68 to surge to a share of the Denver Women's Golf Tournament lead along with Judy Rankin and Kathy Martin. Bob Dickson and Dave Stockton tied for second at 136 as Stockton posted eight birdies and a course-record front nine 30. Arnold Palmer struggled to join the weekend action with 78, leaving him at 149 and in danger of missing the cut.
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Tennis results from Brookline and Pennsylvania events
U S Pro Championships in Brookline Massachusetts feature Bjorn Borg and John Alexander winning sets with solid results. Davis Cup action includes Vilela defeating Neu andJoaoes beating Theo Storkeux. In Pennsylvania at Haverford Gail Pfister and Barbara Jordan post wins alongside notable results from the Classic event.
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Vulcans Face Davis as WFL Season Hits Midweek
In Birmingham the Birmingham Vulcans risk slipping to 1-2 after Jacksonville’s Tommy Beamon ran for 124 yards and two touchdowns in a 22-11 win. Anthony Davis leads Southern California Sun tonight as Memphis hosts Philadelphia in the Eastern Division standings spotlight.
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Watkins leads Reds 1-0 in Joe DiMaggio tournament
Terry Watkins pitched a one-hitter over 21 batters and drove in the lone run as the Long Beach Reds edged San Rafael 1-0 at Blair Field in the Joe DiMaggio tournament. Watkins fanned 11, allowed two baserunners, and supported himself with a fourth inning sacrifice fly following Keith Lupo’s triple.
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