TV Listings and Highlights for Ledgerland Station
David Hartman debuts on Good Morning America on Channels 23 and 17 at 7:00 a.m. with regulars Jack Anderson John Lindsay Geraldo Rivera Rona Barrett Jonathan Winters. MU football preview at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 8 and 11:30 on 3. Wolf Trap performance at 7:00 on 9 features Scott Joplin ragtime. Football Rams vs Eagles at 8:00 on channels 2 and 3 17.
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Good Morning America
Hartman
Jack Anderson
John Lindsay
Geraldo Rivera
Rona Barrett
Jonathan Winters
al Onofrio
Scott Joplin
LA Rams
Eagles
Philadelphia
School For Wives
Moliere
Ghosts and goblins loom over NFL picks Week summary
AP Sports writer HAL BOCK previews key NFL matchups as Cincinnati seeks a seventh straight win against Pittsburgh at Riverfront Stadium while Dallas and Washington clash for NFC East leadership at RFK. Pro picks favor Cincinnati, Houston over Kansas City, and Dallas over Washington as injuries loom for several teams.
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Jim Plunkett
New England
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Steelers
Kenny Anderson
Tom Landry
Injuries Take Toll In NFL Reflects a Warlike Toll
NFL injury woes rise as 127 players on injured reserve after six weeks. With eight weeks left, teams worry rosters trimmed from 47 to 43 hurt depth, sheltering a catch-22 where injured stars can be claimed off waivers but cannot play for the original team this season. Chiefs, Redskins cited, names listed include Ed Budde Randy Beisler Otis Taylor Marvin Upshaw.
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NFL
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Washington Redskins
George Allen
Allen
Chiefs
Kansas City
Ed Budde
Randy Beisler
Otis Taylor
Marvin Upshaw
Rookies Spark Spirits In Overtime Win Over Nets
St Louis beat the New York Nets 120-116 in overtime as rookies Harry Rogers and Rudy Hackett anchored the lineup in the absence of Marvin Barnes and Maurice Lucas. Freddie Lewis scored the decisive late basket and Julius Erving led Nets with 42 points.
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Harry Rogers
Spirits
Freddie Lewis
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Thorn
Lewis
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