Bengals Break Through as Steelers Turnovers Spark Win
Bengals beat Steelers 34-10 after nine Steelers fumbles, with Jim LeClair and Howie Kurnick returning two fumbles for touchdowns. Ken Anderson threw two TD passes to Dan Ross and Rick Walker, and Pete Johnson added a one-yard score. Giants Rookie QB duo Simms and Gray also led New York to a 32-16 win over Cincinnati. Other scores from Sunday: Oakland 50, Atlanta 19. New Orleans 42, Tampa Bay 14. Dallas 30, L.A. 6. San Diego 20, Seattle 10. New England 27, Chicago 7. Miami 17, Buffalo 7. Philadelphia 24, St. Louis 20. Washington 13, Cleveland 9. Denver 24, Kansas City 10. Houston 28, Baltimore 16. Green Bay 24, Detroit 16.
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Bowling Scores and Highs Mixed in Busy Meet Report
A dense bowling roundup lists team names, high scores, and players across multiple leagues. It catalogues each squad's top 10 and 30 game marks, with entries like BRAVES AND SQUAWS and LIVE FIVE reflecting notable performances amid a wider score tapestry. The narrative then shifts to NFL results noting Bradshaw, Simms, Stabler, Manning, and other stars delivering key plays amid a slate of Sunday games.
Pirates Force Game Six With 7-1 Win Over Orioles
The Pittsburgh Pirates rally to even the 1979 World Series at 3-2 by defeating the Baltimore Orioles 7-1. Tim Foli had two hits and drove in a run while Dave Parker contributed an RBI and a run. Pirates starter Jim Rooker, despite a mediocre season, worked through six innings as the team faced a must-win situation and hinted at momentum shifting as they head to Baltimore for the decisive game.
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Pirates Manager Chuck Tanner Faces World Series After Mother's Death
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Pittsburgh Pirates manager Chuck Tanner coping with his mother’s death during Game Five of the 1979 World Series against the Baltimore Orioles. Tanner speaks of faith and staying strong as his team seeks to rebound after a six-run onslaught.
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Cats Could Fill A Hospital Ward
Kansas State coach Jim Dickey faced a 7-3 loss to Iowa State as injuries and fumbles crippled the offense. Backup quarterback choices loom for a tough upcoming game with Oklahoma amid squad sidelined stars. Nebraska and Kansas State stories intertwine with Cyclones momentum and Texas-Oklahoma showdown context.
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