Grogan Leads Patriots Past Steelers in Upset
Steve Grogan starred as the New England Patriots defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-27 in a dramatic upset. Grogan threw two touchdowns, ran for another, and outgunned the two-time Super Bowl champions despite a Steelers surge to a 20-9 lead.
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Patriots
Steve Grogan
Baltimore
Grogan
Miami
Pittsburgh
Howdy
Steelers
Russ Francis
Pats
Darryl Stingley
New England
Joe Greene
Terry Bradshaw
Roy Gerela
Stram Relives Glory as Saints Beat Chiefs 27 17
Hank Stram grins despite venting no malice as his New Orleans Saints defeat Kansas City 27 to 17 for their first win. Baseless vengeance, a tense postgame scene, and Stram’s quips frame a game mired in old rivalries and lingering jabs.
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Kansas City
Hank Stram
Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
New Orleans Saints
Chiefs
Paul Wiggin
New Orleans
Wiggin
Low-Key J C Snead Wins Kaiser Open in Napa
J C Snead denies Johnny Miller a third Kaiser International Open title in Napa California finishing two strokes ahead. Miller shoots 69 final round while Gibby Gilbert also posts 274 to share runner up honors. Snead earns second win of the season and moves to fifth on the money list at 191807 dollars.
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Napa
Calif
J.C. Snead
Johnny Miller
Sam Snead
Miller
J.C
Leonard Thompson
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Snead
Gibby Gilbert
Versatile Gal Boldly Parachutes to World Trials
features writer Vivian Brown profiles 24 year old Biley Schmidt a top US parachutist with 1800 jumps. national champion in 1972 and 1973 she targets the Rome world jumps with the US National Parachute Team noting field hours weather and training demands and her role in promoting women in the sport.
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Vivian Brown
SAP News
Wggo
Biley Schmidt
U.S
Rome
Teason
Debby
E Army
United States
Harford
N.C
Florida
Arizona
North Carolina
Junior Jets Shine In District 7 Bowling League Debut
Ottawa Junior Bowlers led by Ned Moore and David Stevenson compete in the first District No. 7 Traveling League session at Indian Lanes Bowl. Twelve teams from Topeka Lawrence Leavenworth and more joined Ottawa's Team 1 and Team 2 with top scores of 201 and 211 by Moore and Stevenson respectively. Next meet set for Ft. Leavenworth on Oct. 10 and standings will be mailed to AJBC president Lloyd Gladman.
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Bob Haas
Ottawa
Topeka
Lawrence
Leavenworth City
Ft. Leavenworth
Oskaloosa
Horton
Ned Moore
Craig Dengel
David Moline
Whyte Wolgast
Kevin Smell
Loren White
Dick Hamilton
Leonard Miller
Gary Myers
David Stevenson
Lloyd Gladman
AJBC
Nighthawks Franklin Savings and Other League Scores
Bowling scores for several teams including Nighthawks Franklin Savings, Eagles, West Wilson Repair, Luce Boats, The Whites, Dynamic League Heathman Oil, Nitcher Floor Service, Lees Downtowner, Cravens Oll, Don's Royal Cleaners, Ramsey Printing, and The 36ers Headquarter. Highlights include high series and individual scores such as Harvey 371, Williams 482, Lane 189, Vietze 148, and others across multiple lanes and divisions.
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Nighthawks
Franklin Savings
H. Reaves
Harry Smith
AVTO
Harvey
Liegerot
Eagles
O. Jones
H. Williams
West Wilson Repair
A. Coffman
Luce Boats
Ruez
the Whites
B. Lane
Dynamic League
Heathman Oil
Carey
Nitcher
Walton
Flogins
Lee’s
McCay
Cravens
McFadden
Don's Royal Cleaners
F. West
Ramsey Printing
C. Houston
the 36Ers
Vietze
Baseball Scoreboard Winners and standings from Sunday and Monday games
Major score results list New York defeated Chicago five to two Cincinnati beat Los Angeles four to three Philadelphia edged Montreal six to five St Louis triumphed over Pittsburgh three to zero Atlanta routed San Diego and San Francisco ten to ten Houston shutout Philadelphia two. Monday games Detroit faced Cleveland, Kansas City met Oakland, and New York defeated Chicago. Multiple high scores and player stats noted for various teams and individuals.
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Bruce Lowitt
Pittsburgh
Steve Grogan
Wonder Boy
National Football League
New England Patriots
Steelers
San Diego
Dan Fouts
St. Louis
Chargers
Cardinals
Dallas
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Oakland
Houston
Buffalo
Tampa Bay
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Detroit
New Orleans
Kansas City
Miami
New York Jets
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Atlanta
Chicago
Denver
Cleveland
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Washington
Philadelphia
Patriots
Jim Plunkett
New England
Homier Casines
San Francisco Bay Area
Bengals
Packers
Ken Riley
Tom Casanova
Falcons
Bears
Stanback
Steve Schubert
Browns
Rick Upchurch
49Ers
Seahawks
Gene Washington
Rams
Giants
John Cappelletti
New York
Montreal
St Louis
Texas
Milwaukee
N.Y
Boston
City
Oakland A Na
Phila
Pitts
California
Los Ang
San Fran
OU Kickers Top Park 6 1 in Ottawa soccer rout
Ottawa University’s soccer team crushed Park College 6 to 1 on Saturday at the 11th Street field to raise the Braves record to 24 Qu out shot Park 47 12 as Bill Slade and Augustin Ogbonna each scored twice leading the assault Mark McLoughlin Kelvin Reece and Dan Soman also contributed goals with Park’s only goal coming on a miscue late in the game Ottawa’s defense anchored by Soman Nwanze Gerry Osborne and midfield playmaking aided by Olaomipekum and rookie Iggens set up the victory Next match is Saturday in Fayette against Central Methodist.
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Ottawa University
Park College
Braves
Park
11Th Street
Bill Slade
Augustine Ogbonna
Slade
Mark McLoughlin
Kelvin Reece
Ottawa
Dan Soman
Steve Nwanze
Gerry Osborne
Jonathan Olaomipekum
Kevin Iggens
Fayette
Central Methodist
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Rick Middleton
Chariie Joiner
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Drew Pearson
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NFL
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Garo Yepremian
Joe Namath
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Happy Faces
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Teri Cale
Fidrych
Bibby
Pattin
Bahnsen
K. Schneke
Metzger Salvage
M. McMillan
Arrowhead Inn
E. Kanner
Cane Club
D. Mitchell
G. Leacy
Finch Antiques
Randel
J. ‘Mel
Alley Cats
Mille
D. Foster
Bob's Mobil
Medien
L. Knight
D. Gales
Brown Realtors
T. Brownell
Wildcats
D. Wier
Ottawa Five
M. Allen
M. Dyer
F. White
MFA Insurance
Shield OF
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Kansas
Monroe
Jsouthwich Auto Parts
S. Main
Brodrick
Moin Ottawa
Snow Biter Jovn & Conettty
Firestone
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