Dodgers and Yankees ready for second World Series clash
New York and Los Angeles gear up for a 75th anniversary World Series in Los Angeles. The teams, once seen as hero and villain, have softened roles after a season of clubhouse tensions and a midseason managerial change. Roy White and Thurman Munson highlight the Yankee resurgence under Bob Lemon as Garvey Sutton conflict looms in a sequel with familiar faces and shifting reputations.
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Sunday funday as Steelers stay unbeaten at 6-0
The Pittsburgh Steelers walloped Atlanta 31-7, Terry Bradshaw completing 18 of 24 for 231 yards and Franco Harris rushing for 104 yards as Pittsburgh led the AFC Central, while Rams, Redskins, and Cowboys posted emphatic wins. Joe Greene and Chuck Noll drew praise and mild discipline for Bradshaw's sideline celebration.
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Razorbacks Triumph In SWC Opener Over Texas Christian
Arkansas shakes off ranking dip with a 42-3 thrashing of Texas Christian after a midseason wobble. Eckwood and Forrest each scored twice, Calcagni steered four drives as Arkansas moved past Tulsa and Oklahoma State to reclaim momentum. Oklahoma, Penn State, and Texas A&M also won, with Penn State extending its streak to 15.
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NBA Exhibition Scores From Sunday
New Orleans defeated Indiana 114 to 95 while Philadelphia beat Boston 110 to 102 and Seattle won 104 to 100 against Denver. Phoenix beat Portland 120 to 104 with Regina Sask and San Antonio facing Denver at Salt Lake City Utah in exhibition play.
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NFL standings and Monday games summary
NFL standings show Washington 21 Detroit 19. Baltimore 30 St. Louis 17. Green Bay 24 Chicago 14. Cleveland 24 New Orleans 1. Tampa Bay W Kansas City 13. Dallas 24 N Y Giants 3. San Diego 23 Denver 0. Oakland 21 Houston 17. Seattle 21 Minnesota 28. Los Angeles 27 San Francisco. Monday games Cincinnati at Miami.
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Julius Erving and Doug Collins power 76ers past Celtics in Ohio
Julius Erving scored 23 points and Doug Collins added 21 as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Boston Celtics 110 to 102 in an NBA exhibition at Ohio State University. Collins started strong with the first eight points and the 76ers led from the opening tip. Earl Williams and Billy Knight led Boston with 24 points each.
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Bengals unlikely to beat Rice in televised clash at Miami
The winless Bengals face the Miami Dolphins at the Orange Bowl in a 9 p.m. national telecast. Rice, a former coach at Rice and Cincinnati, leads the Bengals as injuries mount including Bob Griese on the Dolphins side and Ross Browner's torn bicep on Cincinnati. Kenny Anderson returns from a broken hand as Cincinnati rebuilds its defense and looks to Boobie Clark for a possible first start. Norris Thomas vows revenge as Miami seeks a victory to stay with New England and avenge last year’s playoff-eliminating loss.
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