Bando and Tenace Share Room Bond Ahead of A’s Playoffs
Oakland teammates Sal Bando and Gene Tenace, longtime roommates on the road, offer mutual support after a tough playoff loss to Baltimore. Tenace praises his partner while both reflect on last year’s World Series heroics. They discuss dinner with Bando’s brother Chris and renew resolve to win next game.
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Browns Ground Game Awakens in 17 10 Victory Over Bengals
The Browns ended a TD drought by beating Cincinnati 17 10 at Municipal Stadium. Ken Brown led with 93 yards on 26 carries, Kelly added 73 and Phipps 52 as Cleveland controlled the line of scrimmage. The win moves Cleveland to 3 1 and keeps them a game behind Pittsburgh while Cincinnati falls further in the AFC Central race.
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Ken Anderson
Charlie Joiner
Joiner
Cincinnati
Horst Muhlmann
Clark
Davis
Cincinnati Stumbles as Bengals Fall in Cleveland Mets Run Past Reds
Cincinnati fans endured a double setback as the Bengals were defeated 17-10 by the Browns in Cleveland and the Reds fell 5-0 to the Mets at Riverfront Stadium. The Mets exploded for four ninth inning runs to seal the win as Rusty Staub and Cleon Jones delivered key hits. Reds pitcher Don Gullett allowed only two hits through five, but Ma Clack shut them down and the Mets capitalized late. The crowd of 54,041 saw Cincinnati squander chances with few hard hits and poor timing against Ma Hack and Mets bullpen.
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Steelers remain unbeaten in 38-21 win over Chargers
The Pittsburgh Steelers, led by 38 first half points, defeated the San Diego Chargers 38-21 as Chuck Noll rested his starters. Other NFL results included the Rams over the Oilers 31-26 and the Vikings over the Lions 23-9. Bradshaw and Hanratty each threw TDs to Ron Shanklin.
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Jim Ross wins Tourney of Champions at Forest Hills
Jim Ross captured the Lorain County District Golf Association's first Tournament of Champions at Forest Hills Country Club. He posted a one-under par 104 for a one stroke victory in the 27-hole event, following a 1970 Lorain County Amateur title.
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A's beat Orioles to even AL playoff series at one game each
Oakland Athletics rallied to a 6-3 victory over Baltimore as homers by Sal Bando Bert Campaneris and Joe Rudi paced the attack. Campaneris added two singles and two stolen bases while Jim Hunter steadied the mound after a shaky start.
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