Bengals Lose Opener as KC Domination Sparks Criticism
Bengals coach Bill Johnson blasted a 24 23 opening loss to Kansas City, saying the team “couldn t stop them and we couldn t score.” Cincinnati was outgained 267 rushing yards to 77 and controlled the ball only 18 14. backup QB John Reaves threw two interceptions as Archi e Griffin and Chris Bahr sparked a late rally before a Lakefront crowd of 41 810.
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Falcone Delivers as Cards Edge Reds in Slim Win
Lefty Pete Falcone pitched well for St. Louis allowing two runs in seven innings as the Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 10 2. He improved to 4 0 with two straight starts and spoke of staying in shape by running daily. Wayne Garrett contributed a two run single, while Vic Correll homered for the Cards.
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Broncos Beat Raiders 14 6 in NFL Opener
Denver Broncos defense stops Oakland as Lyle Alzado hails belief in the team. Craig Morton throws a 5 yard TD to Haven Moses, Otis Armstrong seals with late score after turnovers. Raiders suffer first regular season loss in Denver since 1962.
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Hart's Industrial wins Jim Foreman Softball Classic title
Hart's Industrial Products of Middletown captured the Jim Foreman Softball Classic in Springfield by routing Springfield Stroh's 29 to 13 in the final after Stroh's had beat Hart's 11 to 8 from the loser's bracket. Jim Tillman slugged seven homers to lead the tourney, and catcher Butch Whitaker earned MVP honors.
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Baseball Standings And Weekend Results Summary
Baseball standings show Los Angeles and San Francisco atop the National League, with Cincinnati and Houston behind. Weekend games featured Cincinnati defeating St Louis 6-3 in 12 innings and San Francisco routing Philadelphia 10 to 1 in extra innings, while New York beat Los Angeles 3-1 and Chicago edged Montreal 6-3. Monday schedules include pivotal matchups among Cincinnati Houston San Francisco Los Angeles and New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Montreal Chicago and San Diego Atlanta with multiple doubleheaders and rainouts noted.
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Bears Sign Payton To Three One Year NFL Contracts
Walter Payton, running back, signs a trio of one year contracts with the Chicago Bears. Pete Banaszak lands a free agent deal with the Oakland Raiders. Mark Nichols is waived. John McKenzie joins the New England Whalers as right wing. Wagner College names PJ Carlesimo athletic director.
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