Hart's Anger Puts Big Red Back Into Race
St Louis is in the NFL division race after Jim Hart led the Cardinals to a 21-17 win over Dallas. Hart rebounded from two first-half interceptions to throw for 346 yards, with Mel Gray scoring the decisive touchdown. Dallas State Chap Stau bach connected on two passes but the Cards’ defense held late. Other games saw Vikings, Steelers, Raiders and Redskins win as the season tightens.
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Perez Delivers Ninth Inning Walkoff For Reds In World Series
In Cincinnati, Tony Perez hit a fastball to left field off Catfish Hunter in the ninth inning as Ken Griffey scored from second on a misthrown ball. Griffey’s dash followed Morgan’s walk and Perez drove in the go ahead run, giving the Reds a 4-3 win and a 2-0 lead in the series at Riverfront Stadium.
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Week 1 scoreboard sweep across NFL and college gridiron
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Dionne Leads Los Angeles Over Blues
Marcel Dionne had a goal and three assists as the Los Angeles Kings routed the St. Louis Blues 6-2. Kings built a 6-0 lead with goals by Williams Komadoski Murphy Schultz Dionne and Goring, while Pierre Plante and Garry Unger tallied late for the Blues. The Kings outshot St Louis 49 to мое.
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World Series Scores and Player Mentions Catchy Mix
Fragmented OCR listing World Series and hockey scores with player names like Lyla Munsey Gullet Bench Hunter Billingham plus teams Cincinnati New York Cleveland Montreal Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit St Louis Vancouver Minnesota Los Angeles and more, with scattered results and dates. The readable pieces point to athletic results and player references in a condensed box-like game summary.
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Missouri Clipping Sparkles Upset by Iowa State
Missouri quarterback Wayne Stanley and Dexter Green led a 214 rushing yard attack as Iowa State stunned Missouri 21 17 in Columbia. Green accounted for 214 yards on 37 carries and scored twice, while Pisarkiewicz connected for a 43 yard TD to Joe Stewart late in the first half.
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Chiefs win in overtime to turn season around
Miami game ends in a 1971 overtime victory as Jan Stenerud kicks a 34 yard field goal with 12 seconds left. Coach Paul Wiggin says the win, coupled with beating Washington, signals a turning point as Kansas City climbs from four straight losses.
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Fulton All But Wraps Up MSC Title
Fulton Hornets clinch at least a share of the Mid-State Conference title with a 35-20 win over Jefferson City Hellas. Senior Ron Vaughn rushed for 142 yards and three first-half touchdowns as Fulton improves to 9-1, 3-0 in MSC with one league game left. Jeff Reynolds’ late third-quarter score and 64-yard run by Gary O’Neal sealed the victory.
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Bowling WEDNESDAY EVENING MEN results at CRAZY EIGHT event
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Wisconsin Driver Wins World Cup at I-70 Speedway
Tom Reffner of Rudolph Wisconsin started from pole and led most of the 200 mile World Cup 400 stock car race at I-70 Speedway in Odessa Missouri. His Javelin finished first with Dave Watson and Joe Shea of Beloit Wisconsin second and third.
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College Quarterbacks Found Lost Not Needed
Oklahoma quarterback Lott ran for 104 yards and scored twice to beat Kansas 28-10 after Kansas star Cromwell was hurt. Pitt’s Yewcic started amid injuries and led a 36-19 win over Miami, Fla with Dorsett rushing for 227 yards and three scores. Dorsett nears Archie Griffin as college football’s all time leading ground gainer. LSU and Mississippi fell, while Abilene Christian and Texas A&M set kicking records in wins. Duke’s Fusco tied major college mark with six field goals in a 18-18 draw with Clemson.
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Warrenton Breaks Open Tight Game With MMA
Warrenton Warriors defeat Missouri Military Academy 22 to 3 after two late touchdowns. Jeff Nedblake 27 yard run and Harvey Bass four yard score prove decisive, with Karl Puetz and Elmo Moore adding key plays. MMA edged by strong Warrenton defense and balanced backfield.
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