O J Simpson Leads Bills Past Steelers in Week No 2
O J Simpson matched a Jim Brown record with 227 rushing yards as the Bills topped the Super Bowl champion Steelers 30 21. Simpson’s fourth 200 yard game and 400 yards in two weeks sparked Buffalo while Joe Ferguson connected on two touchdown passes to Gant and Chandler.
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Do Their Thing Punt Pass and Kick Winners
A local Punt Pass and Kick contest crowned winners by age group. Eight year olds Randy Brewer first Jon Wiggins second Ronnie Rice third. nine year olds Bobby Sims first Rodney Stottlemire second Darren Johnson third. 10 year olds Jon Cramer first Trent Lancaster second Jay Sanders third. 11 year olds Kent Broddie first Vincent Pugh second Adam Winter third. 12 year olds Bob Stevenson first Even Shaffer second Sean Patty third. 13 year olds Doug Mier first Claude Pressnell second Kevin Winters third.
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Jets Run Wild Over Chiefs In 30 24 Thriller
Jets rush for 145 yards by John Riggins and 135 by Carl Garrett pace a 30 24 win over the Chiefs before 74169 at Kansas City. Namath, sidelined to a supporting role, connected on a key pass as coach Win ner lauds his line for a dominant running game. Chiefs coach Paul Wiggin laments defense while noting an improved offense.
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No-Hitter Propels A's Into Playoffs
Vida Blue and three relievers combined to throw the first ever three pitcher no hitter as the Oakland A's beat the California Angels 5-0 to close the season. Milwaukee fires manager Del Crandall, replacing him with Harvey Kuenn after a 7-0 win over Detroit. Frank Quilici is also dismissed by Minnesota after a 6-4 loss to Chicago in 10 innings.
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