Errors Prove Costly Against The Raiders
Steelers fall to Oakland 16-7 as Terry Bradshaw throws three interceptions and two fumbles, while Oakland relies on three Errol Mann field goals and an 8 yard Mark van Eeghen run. Bradshaw admits too many mistakes cost the game.
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Bengals Rally Past Seahawks in 42-20 Upset Recovery
Cincinnati shook off an upset loss to beat Seattle 42-20 as Ken Anderson and Archie Griffin led a 28-0 burst. David Sims impressed Seattle with 137 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns, while Boobie Clark injury opened room for Griffin and Johnson. Cincinnati improves to 1-1 ahead of a San Diego trip. Seattle hosts Denver.
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John Leypoldt
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Anderson
Issac Curtis
Lenvil Elliott
Boobie Clark
Ohio State
Pete Johnson
Johnson
Cleveland
Chargers
San Diego
Denver Broncos
Hill Ends Five Year Wait With Kings Island Open Victory
Mike Hill of Jackson Michigan wins the Kings Island Open at Mason Ohio by one stroke over Tom Kite. Hill finishes at 269 after a final round 64, breaking Jack Nicklaus 1973 tourney record. Kite shoots 62 to threaten. Hill reveals mononucleosis affected his play and says the win gives his family peace of mind and a reprieve from quitting the tour.
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Ohio
UPI
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Jack Nicklaus
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Nicklaus
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Crenshaw
Jim Dent
Pirates Blank Edison to End 14-Game Edison Run
Black River shutout Edison 20-0 as Don Wilson and Tim Hawley led the Pirates. Wilson scored from eight yards in the second quarter, Hawley added a 10 yard TD pass to Brad Charlton, and Williams added two extra points. Pirates amassed 234 rushing yards while Edison managed 109 total. Edison turnovers, including 10 fumbles, doomed the Chargers.
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Hawley
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Elliott, Hayes clash as Oklahoma stuns Ohio State on late field goal
Ohio State and Oklahoma delivered a 29-28 thriller as Uwe Van Schumann’s 41 yard kick with three seconds left capped a comeback from a 20-0 deficit. Hayes rued the loss while Switzer praised the good Lord after a dramatic season-tilting finish.
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Sherman Lollar dies after long cancer battle
Sherman Lollar a 53 year old catcher who starred for 18 major league seasons mainly with the Chicago White Sox died Saturday after a long cancer battle. He began with the Indians in 1946 then moved to the Yankees Browns before joining the White Sox in 1951. Lollar hit 264 lifetime with 155 home runs and was part of the 1959 White Sox title team. Nellie Fox also died of cancer in December 1974.
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Kent State Tops Ball State in MAC Thriller
Kent State edged defending MAC champion Ball State 13-12 as the fourth quarter offense sparked by Paul Marchese and Tom Roper produced two field goals and a four yard touchdown. Dayton’s B J Dailey set a school total offense record in a 21-17 Flyers win over Villanova.
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