Steelers Edge Oilers 27-10 Behind Bradshaw and Harris
Terry Bradshaw threw for 224 yards and two touchdowns and Franco Harris scored twice as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Houston Oilers 27-10. Stallworth and Cunningham caught touchdown passes, while Harris added a second quarter and a fourth quarter one yard rushing score to move into a high scoring position among Steelers.
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Colorado linebacker Tom Perry hospitalized after head injury
Colorado LB Tom Perry remained in critical condition after brain surgery for a head injury suffered in the Saturday game with Nebraska. Perry collapsed in the dressing room and was rushed to Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln and then to the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha for further neurosurgery as coach Bill Mallory accompanied him.
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Browns edge Bills as Pruitt to Miller tops late third
Cleveland beat Buffalo 27 16 in Orchard Park behind Greg Pruitts six yard option pass to Cleo Miller for a third quarter touchdown. Miller gained 117 rushing yards and the Browns improved to 4 2 while Buffalo dropped to 1 5 in the season.
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Falcons Wear Down Bears 16-10 for Second Win
Nick Mike-Mayer boots three field goals and Haskell Stanback scores on a two yard run to lift the Atlanta Falcons past Chicago 16-10. Bears fail to reach the Falcons goal line after multiple misplays and a sack of Bob Avellini.
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Phoenix Nips LA in comeback from 24-point hole
Suns rally past Lakers 104-101 in Inglewood led by Westphal with 26 points and Davis with 17 after halftime. Lakers without Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Norm Nixon built early lead on 64 percent shooting before Phoenix surged in the second half.
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In San Antonio, Kenon and Pavitz sparked scoring with several players contributing to a 94 final. Seattle's Silas and Sikma led efforts as fouls mounted, totaling 28 for Seattle and 9 for San Antonio.
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Rookie Keys Lead Giants Past Redskins 17-6 Upset
Giants rookie quarterback Joe Pisarcik steered a comeback as New York rallied for 17 second-half points to upset the error plagued Washington Redskins 17-6. Doug Kotar scored on a 17 yard run and Pisarcik connected with Jimmy Robison for a 23 yard TD pass after a first half field goal duel by Mark Moseley. The win pulled New York to 3-3 and marked their second straight victory with Pisarcik at QB.
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Chiefs upset Chargers on late fumble return for TD
Safety Tim Gray recovered a fumble and returned it 16 yards for a touchdown with 2:08 left, giving the Kansas City Chiefs a 21-16 win over San Diego. The Chiefs scored twice in 28 seconds after San Diego had dominated, with Tony Reed and a Gray fumble return shaping the late rally.
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