Cockroft Boots Oilers By Cleveland Browns Narrow Win
Browns beat Oilers 24-23 as Greg Pruitt returns for a late field goal drive after John Hadl and Dan Pastorini leave the field with injuries. Houston’s Billy Johnson returns a punt 87 yards for a touchdown. Pastorini expects to play next week. Pruitt aims to be fully ready for Buffalo.
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Pittsburgh
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Dodgers Stay Alive as Yankees gain another World Series controversy
The Dodgers defeated the Yankees 10 4 at Dodger Stadium to force a sixth game in New York Burt Hooton to start for Los Angeles. Reggie Smith and Steve Yeager homered for the Dodgers while Don Gullett was knocked out in the fourth as Los Angeles built a 5 0 lead. Ed Figueroa was bypassed for Mike Torrez who entered after trainer consultation with Yankees manager Billy Martin in a week full of controversy.
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Edison Chargers blank St. Paul in Firelands Conference win
Edison defeats Norwalk St. Paul 24 to 8 as the Chargers force four turnovers and two fumbles, controlling the game with a strong defense. John Early returns a fumble for a touchdown, Corky Field scores the lone St. Paul touchdown, and Edison coach Jim Whittington records his 50th victory.
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New London Defeats Mapleton 28 8 After Halftime Rally
New London broke an 8-8 halftime tie with Mapleton Friday night to post a 28-8 win. Glen Murray scored on a 13 yard rush for Mapleton early. Ed Mack recovered a two point try. Jim Ringler connected with Dave Serence for a two yard TD pass to regain the lead for New London. Virgil Harris added an 11 yard TD run in the third quarter to seal the result.
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Danbury Lakers Rout South Central Trojans 42 14
Gary Twarek rammed 259 yards on Friday night as Danbury overwhelmed South Central 42 to 14. Danbury built a lead with Twarek 10 yard TD run and Piechocki 1 yard score, then added late scores from Coles and Piechocki to seal the victory.
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