Dallas Tops Lions 28-24 Behind Mortons late drive
Dallas Cowboys beat Detroit 28 to 24 as Craig Morton fueled a decisive fourth quarter march. Morton connected on key passes to Montgomery Parks and Hill while Dallas steamrolled in the final period, keeping them within a game of Washington in the NFC standings. Detroit, led by Greg Landry, stayed within reach but could not overcome the Dallas defense and a costly early surge.
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Bears Coach Abe Gibron Promotes Trickery Tactics
Chicago Bears coach Abe Gibron touts trick plays as a tested edge. He cites successful reverse kickoffs and fake punts while noting opponents must prepare to counter them. He criticizes officials over rulings but refrains from further penalties, aiming to keep focus on winning games.
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Nix Pastorini Duel For Oilers Quarterback Role
Houston's Bill Peterson weighs start against Cleveland as Kent Nix and Dan Pastorini vie for the Oilers QB job. Pastorini has had rough luck behind a weak line while the club sits 1-6. Peterson also will pay a $100 fine for Paul Robinson after his end zone ball toss. Tom Funchess named Oilers MVP for Sunday performance.
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State Schedule WV College Football Saturday Action
West Virginia visits Pittsburgh while Kent State plays Marshall and Grove City meets Bethany. West Virginia Tech faces Forstburg, Bluefield meets Emory and Henry, and W V Wesleyan plays Geneva. Ferris State meets WV State, Salem plays Shepherd, Fairmont meets West Liberty, Glenville hosts Concord, and WVU Jayvees play Potomac.
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Louisville Rabbit Stevens Named To UPI Backfield
Louisville tailback Stevens is named to the United Press International Backfield of the Week. He ran for 250 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-13 win over Cincinnati, boosting four year rushing total to 4,854 and aiming to become the first college back to 5,000 yards.
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Mountaineers in Good Condition Ahead of Pitt clash
West Virginia coach Bobby Bowden reports the Mountaineers in good physical shape for the road game with Pitt after a light practice. Bernie Galiffa delivered a standout 341-yard game despite a Penn State win, and Bowden appointed Bob Sims and Bill Samuelson as co captains.
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Temple Receiver Contacting Post Rules On Touchdown Call
A Temple receiver jumps to receive a forward pass in the end zone and touches the goal post. He regains possession as he returns to the ground in the end zone. The ruling should be an incomplete pass with loss of down. The rule states inbounds touching by an out of bounds player on a legal forward pass ends play, and touching out of bounds does not count until touched by an opponent.
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Jurgensen Out For Season Ends Redskins Hall of Fame Run
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen is out for the season with a ruptured Achilles tendon after a fall at Yankee Stadium. Dr. P M Palumbo Jr. expressed optimism for a return next year as coach George Allen said Jurgensen is welcome back if he chooses.
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Boozer Faces Pain as Jets Ace Not at 100
Jets running back Boozer says he is not running right despite an 11 touchdown season as he battles leg and back pains. He cites team balance with John Riggins and notes a tough test ahead against the Washington Redskins.
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Penn State Wins East Regional Cross Country Meet
At University Park Pennsylvania Penn State scored 38 points to win the Eastern Regional cross country meet of the U S Track and Field Federation Navy finished second with 84 points and Quantico Marines 92 with West Chester 147 and Baltimore Olympic Club 151 close behind Howard Michael of Quantico took individual honors for a 30 06 six mile run
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