Rams Remain Untouchable as Cowboys Fall 27 14 in LA
Los Angeles Rams shut down Dallas 27 14 in a clash of unbeatens. Pat Haden threw for 227 yards and two touchdowns while Roger Staubach endured four interceptions. Rams defense strangled Tony Dorsett and silenced critics of coach Ray Malavasi amid a late surge. Giants, Bears, Seahawks and multiple other NFL results noted.
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Ira Kaufman
UPI
California
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Dallas
Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Tony Dorsett
Los Angeles
Ray Malavasi
Malavasi
Ram
Pat Haden
Dorsett
Haden
Willie Miller
Aaron Kyle
Frank Corral
Carl Ekern
Brooks
Larry
Bradshaw Shreds Bengals In 28-3 Steelers Victory
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw lit up Cincinnati with 14 of 19 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns as the Steelers routed the Bengals 28-3. Benny Cunningham added four receptions for 107 yards, including a 28-yard score, while Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier aided a 212-yard ground game. The win kept Pittsburgh unbeaten in three games, widening the series lead to 12-5.
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Joe Pisarcik
al Dixon
New York Giants
Kansas City
NFL
Tony Reed
Bears
Lions
Walter Payton
Tommy Hart
Greg Landry
Chicago
Seattle
Jets
David Sims
New York
Clark Gaines
Seahawks
Buccaneers
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Viking Kevin Miller
Doug Williams
Morris Owens
John McKay
Viking
Bud Grant
Oilers
49Ers
Tomi Fritch
Houston
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Steve DeBerg
Eagles
Saints
Ron Jaworski
Harold Carmichael
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Archie Manning
Tinker Owens
Redskins
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Tony Green
Joe Theismann
Jean Fugett
Clarence Harmon
Washington
John Riggins
Cardinal
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Dolphins
Bills
Miami
Buffalo
Gary Davis
Joe Ferguson
Frank Lewis
Roland Hooks
Broncos
Chargers
Rick Upchurch
Lonnie Perrin
Denver
San Diego
Dan Fouts
John Jefferson
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Steelers
Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
Pittsburgh
Green
Rocky Bleier
Franco Harris
Benny Cunningham
Benny
Cunningham
Louis Breeden
Pirates Push for NL East Lead With 5-3 Win Over Exposé
Pirates beat Montreal 5-3 as Dave Parker slugged a three run homer and Bert Blyleven earned his 15th win. Mets topped the Phillies 2-0, cutting Philadelphia’s division lead to two games. Parker’s 27th homer highlighted the Pirates’ offense while Kent Tekulve notched his 30th save. Mets, Braves, Padres, Cubs also won in a busy Sunday.
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Mike Shalin
UPI
Chuck Tanner
Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Dave Parker
Bert Blyleven
Montreal
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Phils
Willie Stargell
Kent Tekulve
Blyleven
Dave Giusti
Pirate
Mike Brucert
Phillies
Lee Mazzilli
Elliott Maddox
Larry Christenson
Maddox
Mike Schmidt
John Stearns
Danny Ozark
Ozark
Mets
Pittsburgh
Joe Torre
Torre
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Braves
Dodgers
Phil Niekro
Niekro
Gaylord Perry
Gene Garber
Burt Hooton
Reds regain second with Moskau four hitter and three run double
Paul Moskau pitched a four hitter and a three run double as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the San Francisco Giants 7-1 to move back into second in the NL West. Moskau struck out eight, allowed two walks, and helped spark a seventh inning four run rally aided by a bases loaded double by Moskau after intentional walks to Foster and Bench.
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SAN Francisco
Paul Moskau
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Reds
Giants
Terry Whitfield
Jack Clark
Tom Heintzleman
Moskau
Bob Knepper
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
George Foster
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Foster
Bench
Dave Concepcion
Ken Henderson
Rose
Concepcion
Razdrh Leads Cavaliers To Course Record At Lutheran West
South Amherst runners dominated Lutheran West as Mike Razdrh set a course record 12:47 for 2.3 miles to win the meet. The Cavaliers led 29 26 with top finishers including Mike Hyde and Norm Schultz among others. South Amherst will host Keystone in its first home meet Tuesday at 4 00.
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South Amherst
Mike Razdrh
Lutheran West
Cavaliers
Keystone
Mike Hyde
Norm Schultz
Tim Mendant
Tim Battenhouse
Steve Hall
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