Callan leads Falcons to 19 13 win over Chargers
Frederick Falcons quarterback Callan, returning to top form after competition for the role, sparked a second half surge to overturn Carroll County at Francis Scott Key High School. He directed two scoring drives, completing five of eight passes for 135 yards in the second half, including a 33 yard TD to Amie Kelly and a five yard rushing score.
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The Redskins Top Eagles in NFC East Shootout
Washington, under new offensive coordinator Joe Walton, beat Philadelphia 35-30 as Joe Theismann threw three long TD passes and ran for another. Walton praised the ask and added new plays while the Redskins offense finally clicked despite a late Eagles rally led by Montgomery.
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Yankees sweep Red Sox to tie for AL East lead
Graig Nettles Roy White Thurman Munson and Bucky Dent each had three hits as the Yankees beat Boston 7 4 to complete a four game sweep. Ed Figueroa and Rich Gossage limited Boston to five hits as New York extended its winning streak to six and moved to 88 3 while tying the Red Sox for first in the AL East. Boston, once 14 games ahead, has cooled with two wins in 11 games.
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Strock leads Dolphins past Colts with three scoring passes
Miami built a 28 point halftime lead and topped Baltimore 42 0 as Don Strock threw three scoring passes. Nat Moore Bruce Hardy and Andre Tillman caught TDs while Leroy Harris added a 57 yard reception and a scoring run. Baltimore QB Bill Troup threw five picks in the defeat.
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Connors and Evert Capture Open Titles in New York
Jimmy Connors defeated Bjorn Borg 6-4 6-2 6-3 to reclaim the U S Open men s crown while Chris Evert earned her fourth straight women s title with a 7 5 6 4 win over Pam Shriver in New York.
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