Cowboys edge Eagles on late 42-yard field goal by Fritsch
Toni Fritsch, Dallas Cowboys kicker, psychs himself up before a decisive 42-yard kick that lifts Dallas to a 20-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. The win keeps Dallas atop the NFC East, with Washington and St. Louis at 4-2, while Philadelphia sinks to 1-5. Drew Pearson and Roger Staubach connected on crucial plays to set up the final kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Dallas Cowboys
Toni Fritsch
al Hrabosky
Hrabosky
St.Louis Cardinals
Fritsch
Dallas
Philadelphia Eagles
Toni
Eagles
Cowboys
Washington
St. Louis
Los Angeles Rams
Roger Staubach
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Marques Haynes
Harlem Globetrotters
Clifford Brooks
Roman Gabriel
Harold Carmichael
Gabriel
Carmichael
Golden Richards
Horst Muhlmann
Mike McCormack
McCormack
Bill Bradley
Bruce Lowitt
New England
Jim Plunkett
San Francisco
Steve Grogan
Patriots
49Ers
Atlanta
Steve Bartkowski
Cincinnati
Falcons
Kim McQuilken
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Green Bay
Fred Carr
Joe Gilliam
Steelers
Roy Gerela
Packers
Buffalo
Joe Ferguson
Bills
Miami
Ferguson
Jake Scott
Dolphins
Don Nottingham
Hard-luck duo pocket top money in team event
Jim Colbert and Dean Perram Befram, long plagued by personal and career setbacks, won the $200,000 National Team Championship at Walt Disney World with a final round 64 and a 36 under par 252. They earned $20,000 each, while two runner-up teams each claimed $10,504.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Perram
Walt Disney World
John Schlee
Bobby Cole
Victor Regaldo
Curtis Sifford
Refram
Sifford
Regaldo
Disney Magnolia
Palm
B.R. McLendon
Hubert Green
Maravich Leads Jazz Past Knicks In Double OT Thriller
Pete Maravich scored 45 points including six late free throws in double overtime as the New Orleans Jazz edged the New York Knicks 125-114. The Knicks committed many turnovers and coach Red Holzman cited strong Jazz defense. Other NBA games featured Seattle's 113-99 win over Phoenix and ABA results including Spirits of St. Louis 101-85 over San Diego and Kentucky 130-112 past Virginia. Julius Erving led the Nets to a 118-111 win over Indiana with 30 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Philadelphia
Houston
Detroit
Kansas City
Denver
Baltimore
New York Jets
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oakland
San Diego
St. Louis
New York Giants
Minnesota
Chicago
Associated Press
Pete Maravich
New Orleans Jazz
New York
Knicks
Jazz
National Basketball Association
Red Holzman
Maravich
Seattle SuperSonics
Phoenix Suns
American Basketball Association
Spirits of St. Louis
San Diego Sails
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Indiana Pacers
SuperSonics
Suns
Leonard Gray
Seattle
Phoenix
Fred Brown
Alvan Adams
Dick van Arsdale
Sonics
Spirits
Sails
Maurice Lucas
Gus Gerald
Spirits of
Lucas
Gerard
Caldwell Jones
Kentucky
Virginia
Artis Gilmore
Colonels
Squires
Nets
Pacers
Julius Erving
John Williamson
Indiana
Erving
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garher
Eagle
Randy Reynolds
Pecos
Arrowhead
Southern Union Gas A.A.A. Salvage
Cates Carpet
Judaco
Champion Chemical
Whites South Gulf
Coors of Pecos
el Paso Natural Gas
Southwestern Bell
Halliburton Hobart
Southern Union
Vergil Herrington HI Ind
Larry Smith
Jim Young
Orlando
Fla
Jim Colbert
Dean Befram
Bankamericard
Pecos Enterprise
Page 5
Ete
ST. Joseph
Aparrtys
Stridex
Gibson's
Lug
Pennzoil
Oll Prageges