Steelers Bradshaw regaining confidence after Oilers win
Pittsburgh fights back from a 13-13 tie to beat Houston 26-13 at Three Rivers Stadium. Terry Bradshaw throws two TD passes, John Stallworth seals the win in the final minutes as Pittsburgh tightens its standings with Cincinnati. Earl Campbell is held to 56 yards and two fumbles.
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Pittsburgh
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Steelers
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Cincinnati
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Bengals
Oilers
Cleveland
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Jim Smith
John Stallworth
Bradshaw
Earl Campbell
National Football League
Three Rivers Stadium
Ken Stabler
Campbell
Earl
David Trout
Smith
Toni Fritsch
Vernon Perry
Stabler
Dave Casper
Casper
Jack Lam
Franco Harris
Houston
Ted Washington
Trout
Ron Johnson
Harris
Steh Leads Logan Golf In Cold State Meet
Logan's Mike Steh delivered his best CC golf showing with rounds of 78 and 76 at Hickory Point, finishing third individually as Lake County College defended the state title at Decatur. John A. Logan placed fourth as four players qualified for nationals in Scottsdale.
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Lake County College of
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Hickory Point
Larry Emery
Crab Orchard
Sala
Scotsdale
Ariz
Johnston City
J.D. Tomlinson
Lake County
Benton
Scott Simpson
John Imhoff
Murphysboro
Robbie Williams
Simpson
Imhoff
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Logan
Former Dodger Reiser Dies at 62 in Palm Springs
Pete Reiser former Brooklyn outfielder and NL batting champion of 1941 died after a long respiratory illness in Palm Springs California. The Hall of Famer known as Pistol Pete starred for the Dodgers before injuries shortened a spectacular career. He led the league in batting and steals, played in World Series, and endured 11 injuries from crashing into walls.
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New York Times
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodger
Palm Springs
Calif
Pat
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankees
Reiser
St. Louis
Nick
Pistol Pete
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Rod Carew
Ex Saluki coach Towers named Kansas State athletic director
Former Southern Illinois University Carbondale football coach Dick Towers will be the new Kansas State athletic director. Towers compiled a 30 37 2 record from 1967 73 and had been an assistant to DeLoss Dodds who quit to join the University of Texas. John Kadelac and Conrad Colbert had applied. Colbert withdrew. Towers had joined Kansas State as academic counselor and an assistant to Dodds after resigning from SIU C in 1973.
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Saluki
Towers
Kansas State
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Dick Towers
University of Texas
John Kadelac
Conrad Colbert
Dodds
Siu-C
Duke
Doug Weaver
Rey Dempsey
Salazar blasts payment practices after NYC Marathon win
Alberto Salazar a world record holder in the marathon blasts The Athletic Congress TAC over under the table prize money and trust funds. He says he prefers direct payments and wants open racing. Roe Lindsay and Dixon cited as examples of prize money moved to trust funds or escrow accounts.
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Bert Rosenthal
New York
Alberto Salazar
Athletic Congress
United States
TAC
Salazar
New York City
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Allison Roe
Cascade
Portland
Ore
Association For Road Racing Athletes
Roe
New Zealand
Herb Lindsay
Rod Dixon
U.S
IAAF
Rome
University of Oregon
Penn State Pittsburgh hold atop AP football poll
Penn State remains No.1 in the Associated Press college football poll as Pittsburgh holds steady at No.2. Clemson rises to third after beating North Carolina State while North Carolina drops to ninth after a 31-13 loss to South Carolina. Penn State defeated West Virginia 30-7 and Pitt beat Syracuse 23-10. Southern Cal moves to fourth, Georgia up to fifth, Texas climbs to sixth after its 97 victory over Southern Methodist. Iowa falls to 16th following a 12-10 loss to Minnesota.
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Associated Press
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Michigan
Notre Dame
Southern California
Texas
Southern Cal
Clemson
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
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Georgia
Kentucky
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Iowa
Minnesota
Independent cage games sought by correctional centers
The Menard Correctional Center basketball team seeks 1981 82 schedule contact 826 5071 ext 312 8 a m to 4 p m weekdays. Vienna Correctional Center also seeks games call Recreation Director Bynum Burris at 658 2081 for details.
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Menard Correctional Center
Vienna Correctional Center
Bynum Burris
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