Chiefs learn why Raiders champs
Oakland Raiders defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 37-28 after trailing 21-13 at halftime. Mike Livingston threw two first-half TDs, while Ken Stabler connected with Dave Casper and Clarence Davis for key scores in the third quarter to seize control.
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John Madden
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Mike Livingston
Madden
Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Fred Biletnikoff
Gary Green
Errol Mann
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Walter White
White
Henry Marshall
Mann
Tony Reed
Chilling
Ken Stabler
Dave Casper
Clarence Davis
UT's Morgan Receives Town Day in Easley
Stanley Morgan, UT wide receiver, became the first pick at his position in the 1977 NFL draft. On May 9 Easley South Carolina honored him with a family style dinner attended by over 600 people. New England Patriots coach Chuck Fairbanks spoke in praise.
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Stanley Morgan
University of Tennessee
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Chuck Fairbanks
New England Patriots
Bengals in turmoil after 24 3 season upset by Chargers
After a 24 to 3 loss to the Chargers in San Diego the Bengals face questions about their offense and leadership. Johnson and Bacon called for accountability as the club deals with injuries including Ron Carpenter's year long sidelining and a tough early schedule.
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San Diego
Ken Anderson
NFL
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Archie Griffin
Isaac Curtis
Billy Brooks
Coy Bacon
Bacon
Bob Johnson
Anderson
Bengals
Ron Carpenter
Carpenter
Chargers team doctor cleared in Norman knee injury suit
A San Diego Superior Court jury ruled Monday that team physician E Paul Woodward is not liable for damages related to treatment of Pettis Norman's 1973 74 knee injury that led to his retirement. The suit claimed medical error in Norman's care before the trial before Judge James C. Toothaker.
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Pettis Norman
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Free Agent Prospects Loom In Baseball Re-entry Draft
With the season over 64 players may enter the November 4 re-entry draft. Names include sluggers Richie Zisk Larry Hisle Dave Kingman Oscar Gamble Willie Stargell and others. Pitchers Rich Gossage Rawly Eastwick and Doc Medich among possible starts. infielders catchers weaker pool. no Don Gullet or Wayne Garland among listed pitchers.
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Hisle
Kingman
Oscar Gamble
Gamble
Chicago White Sox
Willie Stargell
Jeftha
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lyman Bostock
Ralph Garr
Don Gullet
Wayne Garland
Mike Torrez
Ross Grimsley
Doc Medich
Rich Gossage
Pittsburgh
Gossage
Rawly Eastwick
Eastwick
Cincinnati
Three new teams join UDIT field in Dayton
The University of Dayton Invitational Basketball Tournament adds Georgia Tech Oregon and San Diego State as first-time entrants. Georgia Tech faces Dayton and San Diego State meets host Dayton December 16-17 at UD Arena. First round games run 7 and 9 p.m. Friday with a 7 p.m. consolation Saturday and a 9 p.m. title game. The champion earns the Tom Blackburn Memorial Trophy and the MVP the Whitey Gillaugh Trophy.
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Dayton
Georgia Tech
Ion
San Diego State
University of Dayton
UD Arena
UDIT
Oregon
Tom Blackburn Memorial
Whitey Gillaugh
Hawks win compensation for Robinson trade and losses
Atlanta Hawks receive Ron Behagen and 175000 from the New Orleans Jazz as compensation for Leonard Truck Robinson who left via option. Jazz also loses free agent E C Coleman to Golden State. Ilie Nastase is banned from the 1978 Davis Cup. Wendy Turnbull beats Ruta Gerulaitis in Atlanta. Hall of Fame keeps Negro leagues players and illness deaths eligibility, adds six Veterans Committee members. NL attendance sets all time mark at 19,070,230 in 1977.
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NEW York
Atlanta Hawks
Ron Behagen
New Orleans Jazz
National Basketball Association
Lawrence O'Brien
Leonard “Truck” Robinson
The
Jazz
E.C. Coleman
Golden State
London
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Jaime Bartroli
Bucharest
Atlanta
Wendy Turnbull
U.S
Forest Hills
Ruta Gerulaitis
Hall of Fame
Veteran's Committee
Ohio State backs reshaped by injuries ahead of Purdue game
Ohio State’s backfield is reshaped as Ron Springs is the lone veteran with Jeff Logan sidelined by an ankle problem. Freshmen Joel Payton and 212-pound Campbell step in behind a mammoth line while Logan recovers, with Purdue and rival Iowa looming.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Ron Springs
Jeff Logan
Oul Campbell
Joel Payton
Woody Hayes
Purdue
Iowa
Hayes
Jeff
Colorado
Logan
Southern Methodist
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Campbell
Springs
Red Gera Payton
Mentor
Ravenna
Ohio Stadium
Buckeyes
Mike Ford
SMU
Mark Herrmann
Ford
Herrmann
Herrman
John Borton
OSU
Deer permits go on sale in Ohio with antlerless option
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announces deer hunting permits are available at most license agencies. The permit costs 10 dollars plus a 50 cent writing fee and requires a valid 1977 hunting license. An antlerless application is attached with a deadline of October 21 by mail. Successful applicants will be notified by mail.
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Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Longbow season opens Friday for whitetail deer
Ohio announces a more than three month longbow deer season starting Friday October 7. All deer taken must be tagged at the point of capture with hunter name and address, in addition to the regular deer tag. Landowners exempt from permit rules are still subject to the name tag requirement. The season runs until January 21, 1978, except during the deer gun season in each deer zone.
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Fall sports results from Fenwick Franklin and others
In JV football Fenwick defeated Franklin 20 to 8. Cross country tri meet results show Madison 26 Franklin 30 and Carlisle 50. Volleyball action has Miamisburg varsity 2, Franklin 2, Franklin junior vars 2, Miamisburg 0, with Fenwick varsity 15.15 to TV South’s score.
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Franklin
Madison
Carlisle
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TV South
Mighty Betsy Pegay Leads Lebanon Raceway Entry List
A dense listing of entrants across races at Lebanon Raceway with horses such as Mighty Betsy Pegay Yorktown Abaron Sparkie Lind Sure Step and Freight Creed in the opening trot and a full slate of pacers including Melburn Bonnie Lucille Lucky Admiral and I'm The Streaker in Race 2. The card continues with Christy Baer Shharrie's Lady Farrmeade Lang Atom Cloud and others in later events through Race 9.
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Yorktown
Abaron
Sparkie Lind
Sure Step
Freight Creed
Miss Susan
Lumber Land
Melburn
Bonnie Lucille
Lucky Admiral
I'm the Streaker
Volante M
Rita
Doe Run
Perry
Whistie Pig
Ben Tux
Ede's King
Miss Flashy Knight
Royal Chieftess
Sunny Art
Travaion Mickey
Tip
Lakewood
Sharon
Ray Wolf
Billie Timo Ammo Star
Hal Now Tux
Get
Denita
Lucky Port Farrel Boy
Awesome's Image
Quaker
Byrd
Miss Star Tassel
Power Byrd
Chuck B
Mr Baron
Gemaro
First Little Girl
Harlem
Ronnie
Northfield Park cleared in inquiry over wagering irregularities
Ohio Racing Commission investigators concluded Northfield Park showed no violations after more than eight weeks of probing. Chief investigator F H Stehmeyer said no fines or suspensions were warranted after questioning over 40 horsemen. He noted the probe focused on a July 27 trifecta with a bettor holding eight tickets worth over 1800 dollars, a ticketholder not yet interviewed.
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Northfield Park
Ohio Racing Commission
F.H. Stehmeyer
Commission
Stehmeyer
Gophers Rogind Named Big Ten Player of the Week
Sophomore Paul Rogind of Minnesota earned AP Big Ten Player of the Week on offense. He kicked four field goals including a 32 yard boot with five seconds left to beat Washington 19 to 17. The report notes Reds pioneering air travel for players in 1938.
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Paul Rogind
Minnesota
Associated Press
Rogind
Gophers
Washington
Cincinnati Reds
Indians Lose Three To Draft Free Agents Bochte Duffy Melton
The Cleveland Indians saw Bruce Bochte Frank Duffy and Bill Melton become free agents on Monday and eligible for the reentry draft on Nov 4 Bochte 26-year-old outfielder and first baseman hit .304 with five homers and 43 RBIs in 1976 Duffy 30 hit .201 in 122 games Melton 50 games .241 before injuries limited him
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Cleveland Indians
Bruce Bochte
Frank Duffy
Bill Melton
Bochte
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Indians
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Melton
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