Cowboys Dominate Apaches 18-0 To Claim Warner Title
More than 1,200 spectators watched Scottsdale Cowboys defend their state crown by shutting out Scottsdale Apaches 18-0 at Coronado High School. Key plays featured Jim Poole and Don Whitlatch with Jerry Vasquez passing to Keith Leere son and Sam Smith. The Cowboys renew the title quest next Saturday at Tempe High School.
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Suns Top Hawks 139 118 for First Win in Series
Phoenix Suns defeated the Atlanta Hawks 139 to 118 to secure their first win over Atlanta. Connie Hawkins led with 26 points and sharp second half dimes as Phoenix pulled away late, with 12 straight points to move ahead 103 99. The Suns next face the Boston Celtics in Baltimore on Tuesday.
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Jockey L J Durousseau Injured In Phoenix Crash
North American 2nd leading jockey L J Durousseau 28 in serious condition after a car collision with a wandering farm horse near Turf Paradise. His wife Sheri in fair condition at John C Lincoln Hospital. Durousseau had 252 wins this year and held running records at Turf Paradise.
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Jurgensen Escapes Injury In Washington Car Crash
Washington Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen survived a late night automobile accident near his home in northwest Washington. He was taken to Doctors Hospital for observation and expected to be released after a final medical check. Police report showed no injuries from the crash beyond facial scratches from the day’s game.
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NFL Week Ends Playoff Picture Tightens Decisive Sunday
Packers drop 9-7 to Vikings while Cowboys crush Redskins 41-28 as NFL races end. Los Angeles stays unbeaten by beating Philadelphia 23-17. Cleveland tops Pittsburgh 24-3. Detroit blanks St Louis 20-0. San Francisco beats Baltimore 20-17. Atlanta routs Chicago 48-31. New Orleans nips New York 25-24.
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Rosburg wins Home Pro Championship by one stroke
Veteran Bob Rosburg captured the $50,000 PGA Home Pro title with a final 72-hole 275 to finish one ahead of Jim Wright despite Wright three putting the 18th. Wright led early but parred the last two to fall short, while Rosburg played safely for bogey on 18 to seal the win at Roadrunner Golf Resort.
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Unser wins race in rain shortened Phoenix 200
Al Unser led 194 laps of the Phoenix 200 mile race before a rain delay halted action and Lloyd Ruby passed him for six laps. Unser regained the lead on lap 121 and held on to win at Phoenix International Raceway, with Wally Dallenbach third and Johnny Rutherford fourth. Mario Andretti and Bobby Unser exited after a collision in drizzle.
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Chiefs crush Jets to bolster title bid
Kansas City dominated New York 34 16 as Len Dawson and Otis Taylor combined for three touchdowns. Dawson threw an 18 yard score on opening play and connected with Taylor again for two more. The Chiefs improved to 9 1 and moved a half game ahead of the Raiders in the Western Division.
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Notre Dame Accepts Postseason Bowl Opportunity
Notre Dame announced its willingness to play in a postseason bowl after a 38-20 win over Georgia Tech, with Sugar Orange and Cotton Bowls among bids explored. Bowl committees wrestled over selections as Notre Dame could alter the traditional Rose Bowl closed system and influence committee choices.
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Rams dominate to remain perfect in Saturday league play
The Rams improved to 5-0 on the season with a 29-0 victory over the winless Cowboys in the Boys Club heavyweight division. Doug Hoyt scored two touchdowns and aided a safety by Bobby Plummer, with John Duncan and Mike Sanderlak adding rushing scores and Brett Lee contributing a safety.
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Ortiz to Fight Leite in Welterweight Comeback
Former lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz, a two time 135 pound titleholder, tapered training Sunday for a welterweight comeback Friday night against Edmundo Leite of Brazil in New York.
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College football scores roundup from United Press
International East Penn 14 Columbia 7 and a flood of results across conferences. Notable winners include Penn State 48 Maryland 0, Clemson 15 West Virginia 33, Alabama 42 Miami Florida 6, Michigan 51 Iowa 6, Texas 69 Texas Christian 7, and USC 16 Washington 7.
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