Cowboys Dominate Rams In Openers Shown Spread Offense
Dallas defeated Los Angeles 18 to 7 with the Cowboys forcing three James Harris interceptions and stifling the Ram passing game. Roger Staubach sparked Dallas with scramble runs, shifty plays, and a mix of passes while Toni Fritsch hit four field goals and Doug Dennison scored the only Dallas TD. Rams coach Chuck Knox admitted the showing, while Tom Landry praised his youthful, energetic squad.
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Calhoun High JV and Sophs Rout King JV in League Match
Calhoun High Junior Varsity defeated Corpus Christi King Junior Varsity 96 7 in a Saturday game. Steffon Riser scored early and Nabers added a safety to set the tone. Sophomores tied King sophomores 66 in Corpus Christi with Joe Garza scoring on a 12 yard run.
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Endzone lockout Cowboys? Oilers beat Patriots in rain
The Houston Oilers defeated the New England Patriots 74 to 0 in Boston as New England after a five day strike faced an unprepared offense led by quarterback Neil Graff with Jim Plunkett sidelined. Graff completed 10 of 18 passes amid heavy rain and Houston’s strong defense. The Patriots showed 78 plays to 49 for Houston and 17 first downs to seven, but failed to score. Coach Chuck Fairbanks noted a smaller game plan due to lack of prep and an inexperienced QB while Randy Vataha called the crowd reception tremendous but expressed disappointment at not delivering a win.
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Pro football results tease for weekend slate
Football weekend results recap lists many mismatched scores and upcoming games. Teams noted include Baltimore Chicago Detroit Green Bay Minnesota San Francisco St Louis Atlanta Dallas Los Angeles Denver Kansas City San Diego Oakland Pittsburgh Miami New York Giants Washington Philadelphia Houston New Orleans Buffalo San Francisco New York Jets and Cincinnati.
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Hogs upset top SWC teams in showdown
Texas Tech and Texas both won in tight fashion as 77,000-plus fans packed Memorial Stadium for a pivotal SWC clash. Texas edged Washington 28-10 behind Earl Campbell while Tech toppled New Mexico 24-17 amid coach quotes on readiness. LSU crushed by A&M 39-8 in Baton Rouge highlighted a weekend of conference action. Baylor and Oklahoma State settled for ties or narrow wins, with LSU’s defeat amplifying the weekend’s seismic shifts in the league.
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A&l Opens Defense With Lone Star Conference Opener
A&l begins title defense as the Javelinas visit Abilene Christian in a key Lone Star Conference game set for 7 30 p m Also on slate Southwest Texas at Angelo State Sam Houston at East Texas Howard Payne at Stephen F Austin Sul Ross at Tarleton State last week Howard Payne upset Texas Lutheran 17 12 ending the NAIA streak of 17 straight wins Howard Payne grabbed five interceptions and recovered four fumbles Northwestern Louisiana edged Stephen F Austin 17 13 East Texas routed East Central Oklahoma 33 18 Southwestern Oklahoma beat Sam Houston 24 0 and Eastern New Mexico defeated Sul Ross 38 4
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Pirates, Phillies clash in NL East title race finale
The Pirates need one win in the next three against the Phillies to clinch the National League East as Tug McGraw of Philadelphia admits slim chances. Pittsburgh edged St Louis 5-3 while Philadelphia topped New York 4-2, keeping the Pirates six games up with seven left. other league results included Cincinnati over Atlanta and Houston over Los Angeles.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Key Plays Across Leagues
Sunday results include Birmingham 22 Charlotte 16 and San Antonio 30 Hawaii 1 with Memphis 16 and Portland 3. Saturday games feature Birmingham at Jacksonville Southern California vs Charlotte and Memphis at San Antonio. Notable highlights: Dick Allen drove in runs on a two run double and Mike Anderson added a run scoring double and sacrifice fly. Ron Hodges homered in the ninth off Dick Ruthven as McGraw saved the game. Griffey hit a two run homer for Cincinnati off Phil Niekro. Dan Driessen and JR Richard had key hits for Reds and Expos. John Montefusco pitched five hitters for his 14th win as a Giant rookie since 1947. Brent Strom took the loss and Jim Lyttle delivered a walk off for Montreal with Jerry White homering for the Expos and Manny Trillo for the Cubs.
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Upsets topple top ten Texas high school football teams
The Associated Press Top 10 Class 4A saw four members upset over the weekend. Port Neches Groves, Brazoswood, Dallas Carter and Abilene Cooper all fell, while top clubs like Bryan, Cuero and Cameron coasted. Other class results noted include 3A, 2A, and 1A games with multiple upsets and decisive wins.
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Orioles Rally In September Chase To Overtime Playoffs
The Orioles kept pressure on the Red Sox as Brooks Robinson praised late surge after a 3-0 win over Milwaukee led by Mike Torrez’s 20th victory. Jim Rice suffered a broken left hand and will miss the rest of the season, shrinking Boston’s postseason hopes. Boston 3 Milwaukee 0. Rice out for season, Red Sox turn to Deron Johnson for help as Orioles win 14th of 17. Kansas City, Oakland, Texas, and Cleveland results shown. New York Yankees, White Sox, and Angels also playouts. Yankees 2 11 Indians 3 5. Elylie Hendricks drives in two for Orioles.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Daily Results
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