Chiefs rally past Raiders in season opener
Kansas City defeats Oakland 42-10 as Mike Livingston hooks up with Walter White for a 48 yard TD. Chiefs ride a stingy defense and timely turnovers to crush the Raiders, who suffer three fumbles and three interceptions.
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Pro grid standings show varied team points and records
Pro grid standings list several teams with points: guinernalt 27 New England 1 Houston 40 Cleveland 10 Detroit 27 Chicago 7 Dallas 13 New York Giants 7 Pittsburgh 20 Denver 9 Buffalo 38 Baltimore 3 New Orleans 20 Green Bay Kansas City 42 Oakland 10 Miami 24 Philadelphia 16 Los Angeles 13 San Diego 10 Atlanta 17 San Francisco 3. Monday's Game St. Louis at Washington.
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WFL owners weigh league shutdown amid franchise cuts
World Football League owners met in New York amid reports of possible disbanding or trimming two teams. Portland Thunder and Philadelphia Bell cited as vulnerable, with other eight teams facing revenue gains if travel costs drop. Bassett says outcome uncertain as discussions continue.
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Controversial finish in WFL game leaves doubt over winner
Memphis Southmen challenged a late fourth and 13 pass to Ed Marshall ruled incomplete as Birmingham Vulcans held on 18-14. Terry Lee and John McVay questioned the call amid replays. Other games saw Charlotte 22 Jacksonville 15 Southern California 39 Shreveport 30 and Portland 28 25 in overtime.
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Modell Worried After Browns Fourth Straight Loss
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell says he is bewildered and concerned about the team after a 40-10 loss to the Houston Oilers. He met with Head Coach Forrest Gregg and expressed hope to find answers while ruling out any coaching changes.
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Hockey results from multiple NHL and WHA games
NHL games concluded with Los Angeles defeating New York Rangers 6 to 4 and New York Islanders tying Boston 3 in Philadelphia 4 to 1. Chicago beat Vancouver 3 to 0. Buffalo routed Toronto 8 to 3. WHA action saw Edmonton 6 Indianapolis Winnipeg 4, Phoenix 0, Minnesota 2 Calgary 0.
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Littler Captures Taiheiyo Club Masters by One Stroke
In Inzai Japan defending champion Gene Littler fired a final round 70 to win the Taiheiyo Club Masters by one over Lee Elder and Hubert Green. Gary Player won in Paris, and others claimed titles in Madrid Melbourne and Phoenix. Auto racing saw Andretti take Monterey Grand Prix and Waltrip win Capital City 500, with Hendrick winning the Race of Champions.
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Local golf at Forest Hills crowns winner on Columbus Day
At Forest Hills golf course the Columbus Day event was won by Joe Marconi John Hupka Ed Moorman and Andy Parreltla with a best ball score of 58. A two way tie for second place featured Charlie Rice Jerry Frechette Bob Barnett Linden Meece and Bill Shula Mike Long Dave Brown Jack Hogan with a 60.
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