Browns top Bills 41 20 in turning point win
Cleveland rode Mike Pruitt 173 rushing yards and a 71 yard TD to a 41 20 victory over Buffalo. Brian Sipe threw for 271 yards and three touchdowns while Reggie Rucker and Calvin Hill caught TD passes as Browns offense rolled for 532 yards.
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Week NFL Sunday Results Spark Rivalries and Standings
In NFL action Cincinnati beat Houston 13 to 8 as Pittsburgh edged Kansas City 27 24 and Cleveland toppled Buffalo 41 20. New England defeated New York Jets 55 21 while St. Louis beat Philadelphia 16 10. Washington surged past San Francisco 38 20 and Green Bay won 9 7 over Tampa Bay. Detroit topped Chicago 21 17 and New Orleans defeated New York Giants 28 17. Miami crushed Baltimore 26 8. San Diego beat Oakland 27 23. Denver edged Seattle 20 17 in overtime. Tonight Los Angeles visits Atlanta at 9 p.m.
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Wilkinson Cries as Cardinals top Eagles in emotional win
In Philadelphia the Cardinals beat the Eagles 16-10 for first win of the season as Bud Wilkinson cried after the game. Cincinnati also won 28-13 over Houston, with Homer Rice saying I’m numb as Ken Anderson led the Bengals. Hart started for St. Louis after a shoulder injury and threw for 223 yards in the first half.
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Chargers Crush Mapleton 33-0 in Firelands clash
Edison exploded for 27 first half points to rout Mapleton 33-0 in Firelands Conference play. The win lifts Edison to 6-2-1 overall and 4-1-1 in league play while Mapleton falls to 0-9 and 0-6. Coach Jim Whittington praised lineup depth and noted sophomores Greg Haeuptle Nick Stoll and junior Clint Molnar stood out. The Chargers finish the 1978 season at South Central on Friday. Mapleton hosts Western Reserve.
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