Bradshaw shines as Steelers beat Jets. Jurgensen to be operated on
Terry Bradshaw threw four touchdown passes to lead Pittsburgh past New York 35-21. Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen suffered a fractured shoulder and will undergo surgery in Oklahoma City, with Bill Kilmer taking over in his absence.
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Manigault cut from Utah Stars training camp
Harlem’s Earl Manigault, praised by Lew Alcindor as the best player of his size, was cut from the Utah Stars after a tryout. Owner Bill Daniels intends to place him in college ball and support his comeback path, hoping he can rejoin the team later. Manigault, 25, sought rehabilitation through basketball after a difficult past.
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Beniquez Debuts Spark Red Sox In 8-1 Victory
Puerto Rico native Juan Beniquez, 21, started at short and contributed two doubles and a single as Boston crushed the Indians 8-1. Eddie Kasko, rehired as manager, faces pressure amid internal disputes while Luis Aparicio lauds the rookie’s all around hitting.
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Stennett shines as Pirates rout Expos 8 2
Rennie Stennett extended a 14 game hitting streak to reach .402 as he homered and added a double in an 8 2 Pirates win over Montreal. Willie Stargell belted his 43rd homer, Milt May hit a two run shot, and Ramon Hernandez closed out Bruce Kison’s victory with 2 13 innings of relief.
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