Hart gives Cardinals win over Cowboys in big upset
Hart threw 346 yards and three TDs as St. Louis beat Dallas 21 17 tying for first in the NFC East at 5 1. Gray caught seven passes for 152 yards including a 54 yard TD. Cowboys risked their unbeaten status with late drive fumbled end zone pass.
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Namath vests veteran leadership for Jets in Foxboro clash
At Schaefer Stadium Joe Namath leads the New York Jets against Steve Grogan and the New England Patriots as 13 point favorites. Grogan has 898 passing yards and nine TDs with four rushing scores while Namath shows 505 yards and one TD with four interceptions.
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Yarborough Wins IROC at Riverside in 75-Mile Race
Cale Yarborough outmaneuvered Gordon Johncock and Jody Scheckter on the first lap and coasted to victory in the IROC 75-miler at Riverside International Raceway. Al Unser won the companion 100-mile SCCA USAC race with 121.555 mph average, while England's Brian Redman captured the series championship with 132 points to Unser's 112.
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Baird Wins Texas Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Butch Baird defeated Miller Barber on the first playoff hole to win the Texas Open at San Antonio for $25,000. The 40-year-old Miami pro birdied seven times, had a hole-in-one, and tied Barber at 273 to force playoff. Barber led by three after the third round before Baird's 65 final round sealed the victory.
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