Broncos End Chiefs Streak With 26 13 Victory
Denver's defense pounded Kansas City s Len Dawson seven times as the Broncos upset the Chiefs 26-13. Bob Howfield kicked four field goals and Denver improved to 3-0 on the season while Green Bay, Buffalo, and St Louis also won on Black Sunday.
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Dumas Falls as North Shore Upsets Galena Park
In college prep football polls across classes, Houston North Shore defeated Galena Park 23-7 and San Angelo beat Abilene Cooper 13-3, shaking rankings as Cooper and Monahans also dropped. Cuman Demons and Decatur suffered losses, while Ozona upset Sonora and Brady toppled Mason.
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Pro Grid Weekend Scores And Upcoming SWC Schedule
Last weekend results include Arkansas defeating TCU 49 to 14 and Texas beating UCLA 20 to 17. Baylor lost to Arkansas 31 to 10 while Texas Tech ran up a 63 to 21 win over California Santa Barbara. This week features Baylor at Arkansas Little Rock and Texas versus Oklahoma in Dallas with several 7:30 p.m. CDT battles.
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Orioles Rout Twins 11-3 for 2-0 Playoff Lead
Dave McNally limited Minnesota to six hits as Baltimore erupted with seven runs in the ninth inning. Boog Powell and Dave Johnson provided power for the Orioles while Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva homered for the Twins. Umpire dispute and pine tar incident noted, but Baltimore advances toward a rapid series finish.
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Stars release 5-9 rookie John Rinka from Kenyon
The Utah Stars cut their 12 man roster by waiving John Rinka a 5-9 guard from Kenyon College Ohio who led the nation in scoring last season. In Las Vegas Bob Sherman beat Ed Doane 6-2 6-2 to win the National Senior Hardcourt Tennis Tournament singles title.
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Reds Take Early Lead In NL Playoff Series
Cincinnati holds a 2-0 lead over Pittsburgh in a best of five as Reds manager Sparky Anderson and Pirates skipper Danny Murtaugh express cautious optimism. Both managers note the series remains open after a 3-1 Reds win marked by solid pitching and small-ball rallies.
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Cardinals upset Cowboys in St Louis with pressure plus interceptions
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Dallas Cowboys 20-7 as safety Larry Wilson sparked the victory with two early interceptions. Cowboys struggled to move the ball, while Jim Hart and Cid Edwards connected for a scoring play and John Gilliam added a 59 yard TD.
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Roche to miss Grand Prix golf
Australian pro Tony Roche will miss the remaining tennis Grand Prix tournaments this year due to a recurring shoulder injury. Wake Forest, led by U S Amateur golf champion Lanny Wadkins, won the All-Dixie Intercollegiate Golf Tournament with Wadkins finishing 21 over three days at Callaway Gardens Mountain View Course.
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