Reds rally past Red Sox to tie World Series at one
In Fenway Park the Reds beat Boston 3 2 as Johnny Bench and Concepcion sparked a ninth inning rally. Bench doubled off Bill Lee to start the charge and Concepcion singled then stole second before Griffey’s double plated the winning run.
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World Series schedule for Boston and Cincinnati games
Tuesday's Game Boston versus Cincinnati and pitcher records Wise 9 0 Nolan 0 0 shown. Wednesday's Game Boston at Cincinnati. Thursday's Game Boston at Cincinnati. Saturday's Game Cincinnati at Boston if necessary. Sunday’s Game Cincinnati at Boston if needed.
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WFL Owners to Meet Amid Possible Franchise Cuts
New York AP reports World Football League club owners were to convene in New York amid rumors the league may disband or slash two franchises during the session. Memphis Southmen owner John Bassett called the meeting critical, as quoted by the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Love and turnovers mark Chiefs upset of Raiders
Kansas City all but stunned the undefeated Oakland Raiders 42-10 as coach Paul Wiggin praised love on the bench and momentum. The Chiefs dominated with no fumbles and one interception while Oakland suffered three fumbles and three picks amid a 370 to 360 total yard edge for KC.
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Missouri Beats Oklahoma State In Lopsided Victory
Twelfth ranked Missouri crushed 14th ranked Oklahoma State 41-14 in Columbia. QB Steve Pisarkiewicz went 20 of 27 for 371 yards and two TDs, with Henry Marshall hauling in two scores and 209 receiving yards on seven catches. Marshall set a Big Eight record for receiving yards, while Pisarkiewicz's 371 yards broke the 1951 mark. Both teams moved to 4-1.
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Ohio State, Oklahoma could meet in bowls
Ohio State and Oklahoma, both 5-0, could square off in an Orange Sugar or Gator Bowl if the Rose Bowl not reserved for the Big Ten champion. The AP Top 25 pairings and recent results set up a possible 1-3 post season, with USC also in Rose Bowl contention after a 26-10 win over Washington State and strong runs from Ricky Bell.
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Flannery leads comeback in 54 54 tie at West Liberty
West Liberty State College rallied from a 42 13 deficit with substitute quarterback Mike Flannery throwing seven touchdown passes. The 54 54 tie with West Virginia State College set a college football record for highest scoring stalemate in the history of the sport.
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Pro Football National Conference standings and results
AP roundup shows Eastern Division leaders with Minnesota 24 handled New York Jets 27 Cincinnati 27 edged New England 14 Houston 40 defeated Cleveland 19 Detroit 27 over Chicago 7 Dallas 13 beat New York Giants 7 Pittsburgh 26 over Denver Buffalo 4 New Orleans 30 over Green Bay Kansas City 41 over Calendi ngmla 24 Philadelphia 15 Angeles 13 San Diego 17 Atlanta 9 St Louis 9 Washington 9 wrap Monday night game results listed.
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