NFL Scoring Summaries From Week NFL Game Log Fragment
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Jets and Lions Meet as Jets Aim for Fourth Straight Win
Jets coach Walt Michaels brings a hot 3-0 streak into the game with Freeman McNeil grooving a 430 yard rushing pace while Richard Todd threw for 869 yards and seven TDs. Lions counter with Gary Danielson at the controls and Ulysses North replacing David Hill in practice as both teams seek balance.
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NFL attendance dips but post strike shows gains
After the 57 day players strike, NFL crowds reached 685,435, about 78 percent of capacity across 13 stadiums. No-shows and unsold tickets varied by city, with totals of 82,532 no shows overall. Bears beat Patriots 26-13. Dolphins beat Vikings in Miami drew 45,721. Colts lost to Bengals as attendance lagged in several venues.
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Jets at Lions on TV From Liverdome Tonight 9 p.m.
Jets (3-1) visit Portuiac to face the Lions (2-2) in a divisional showdown. MOHLIGHTS note Jets' three wins, key players include running back Gilly Lima and quarterback Richard, with Lions banking on a brisk ground game and 63-rusher from last season as part of their attack.
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Cards' Gray to retire after 12 game pass streak
St Louis veteran wide receiver Mel Gray will retire after the 1962 season ending a run that included a streak of at least one catch in 12 consecutive games. The setback came as he moved to a reserve role amid an NFL players strike. Gray said the streak ended in a 23 20 win over Philadelphia and expressed hope to return to football in the future.
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NFL Week Highlights From A Busy Sunday
Margin shifts as St Louis beat Philadelphia 13 to 10 with Jame resident scoring on a 32 yard run. Tampa Bay defeated New Orleans 13 to 10 thanks to Capece field goals and Colzie safety recoveries. Bengals topped Baltimore 20 to 17 as Anderson linked two TDs. Raiders held off Seahawks 28 to 23 with Marcus Allen rushing 156 yards. Falcons beat Broncos 34 to 3 as Andrews scored three TDs. Dolphins defeated Vikings 22 to 14. Bears beat Patriots 24 to 10 led by McMahon two TD passes and a rushing TD.
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Woolfolk seals Giants win with late two TD burst
The Giants, 2-3, rallied past the Oilers as Harold Woolfolk scored two late touchdowns after a fumble risk, securing a 14-7 win. Woolfolk, praised as a key backfield alongside Rob Carpenter, recalled draft history and his rookie praise from GM George Young and coach Ray Perkins.
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