Vikings Rally Past Bengals In TV Thriller
Minnesota defeated Cincinnati 23-17 to spoil the Bengals undefeated run as Fran Tarkenton engineered a late 74 yard drive for the winning TD with 24 seconds left. Tarkenton threw for 224 yards and two touchdowns including a 32 yard pass to Sammy White for the decisive score.
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Baseball standings shakeup in tight NL East race
NL East leads show Philadelphia atop with 66 wins, followed by New York 63 and Chicago 56. Weekend results: San Francisco beat Montreal in 16 innings, Philadelphia and Houston split, while the Mets routed San Diego 7–1. Monday schedule features key divisional matchups with Lonborg and Ruthven on the mound.
Armbrister Sends Reds Past Cubs In Pinch Run Spark
Cincinnati used Ed Armbrister as a pinch runner in the seventh with the game tied 3-3. He stole second on a sign and set up Pete Rose by scoring on a two out single, giving Manny Sarmiento a 4-3 victory over Chicago as Cincinnati finished the series with a 3-1 edge. Armbrister described the moment as a quick decision with only minutes to act. The win boosts Cincinnati’s late season surge as attendance tops 2 million for the fourth straight year and they prepare for a two game set with St Louis Monday.
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Balk costs Randy Jones 20th win in 1-0 Mets victory
The Mets beat the Padres 1-0 as Pepe Mangual advanced on an error and was ruled safe on a balk call against Jones. Jerry Grote doubled home Mangual for the game's only run. Jones criticizes umpiring but denies changes to his delivery.
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Campbell's not a soup for Minnesota's Mauch
Gene Mauch praises relief ace Bill Campbell and Mike Marshall as the Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 6-4 in 12 innings. Campbell saved a key threat, Collisions risked the inning, then Wynegar and Bostock delivered the decisive doubles in the 12th.
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Sunday NFL Scores Roundup
Pro football results show Miami 28 over Tampa Bay 2 and New England 26 over Atlanta 17. Kansas City 23 beat Washington 20, Dallas 36 over Detroit 16, St. Louis 20 over Chicago 14, New York Jets 27 over Houston 24, Los Angeles 23 over Oakland 14, Denver 52 over Seattle 7, San Francisco 17 over San Diego 16. Minnesota 23 defeated Cincinnati 17. Cleveland plays Philadelphia Monday night.
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Middletown High Tickets On Sale For Massillon Game
Middletown High fans can buy advance tickets for the Middies first journey to Massillon to face the Tigers. Reserved seats cost 2.75 dollars and student seats 1.80 dollars, available through Thursday September 9 at the athletic office. Season seats 11 dollars adults 6 dollars children, with Stadium Club membership at 30 dollars.
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