Stabler Named NFL MVP for 1974 Season
Oakland Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler named the NFL's Most Valuable Player for 1974. He led all passers with 25 TDs, completed 57.4 percent for 1,469 yards, and steered Oakland to the AFC Western Division title before a playoff win over Miami and a loss to Pittsburgh.
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Brock and McBride Set Two-Man Steal Record
Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals broke the season theft mark with 118 steals in 1974 and, with rookie Bake McBride, set a two-man record of 148 steals.
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Gems clinch 5th THL bout in row
The Gems and Gems games highlighted two goals by Ed Kenty and Steve Lyon for Columbus in a 7-1 win over Flint. Dayton’s Dana Johnson and Steve Sels each scored twice as Dayton defeated Des Moines 7-1 for a fifth straight win. Saginaw’s Stu Irving scored in overtime to beat Lansing 4-3 with Gordie Malinoski adding the late winner.
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