Chiefs Rally Past Steelers in Monday Night 38-16 Victory
Len Dawson connected with Otis Taylor on three touchdown passes and Elmo Wright for another as the Chiefs erased a 9-0 deficit in the second quarter to defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers 38-16 before 49,533 in Pittsburgh. Stenerud added a fourth quarter field goal, while Emmitt Thomas sealed the win with a 32-yard interception return.
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Williams Named AL Manager of the Year for 1972
Dick Williams of the Oakland A's, fired by Boston for being “too mean,” won AP Manager of the Year in the American League with 107 votes. He led Oakland to a 101-60 record and a large AL West margin, while rivals Bob Lemon, Earl Weaver, Chuck Tanner, and Billy Martin trailed in voting. Williams recalled his Boston firing and praised Weaver while noting his own strong season with the A's.
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Shamsky and trio traded from Mets to Cardinals
Art Shamsky the 29 year old outfielder and three Mets minor leaguers are traded to St Louis for Chuck Taylor and three others. Cards also send Jim Beauchamp and add Harry Parker and Tom Coulter to Tidewater. Bibby Folkers Hudson move to Cardinals in exchange.
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Saratoga Harness Races Lead to Multiple Results
At Saratoga, Brown Lusty wins the 1st pace mile for $800 with a time of 2 11.2 while Benias Adios takes the 2nd pace in 2 10.3 and Wyncrest Gerry leads the Sid Pace at 2:08.3. Attendance hits 2,095 as handle reaches $171,444 with various drivers listed.
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Pro Football Standings and Schedule Update
Monday's result Kansas City 38 Pittsburgh 16. Saturday Buffalo at San Diego midnight EDT. Sunday games listed with all times EDT including Cincinnati at Oakland 4 pm and Green Bay at Los Angeles 4 pm. Calendar includes Baltimore at Minnesota Monday Oct 25 9 pm national TV.
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Treichler Wins National Open At Langhorne
Roger Treichler of Sanborn drove his 1937 Ford to victory in the 200 mile National Open Championship for modified stock cars at Langhorne Motor Speedway Pennsylvania. He edged out rival finishers Jim Shampine Constance and Graeme Bolia Constantia with Merv Treichler also from Sanborn as a previous year contender.
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Holy Cross Fullback Heads ECAC All Star Team
New York AP reports Holy Cross fullback Joe Wilson led the ECAC weekly all star football squad after scoring three touchdowns in the Crusaders 28 14 win over Boston University. Other backs named were Bob Erhardt Rhode Island Hank Bjorklund Princeton and Tom Bougus Boston College.
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Columbia
Bob Warren
Connecticut
John Hardaric
West Virginia
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Cornell
Jayvees Edge Gibbons In Diocesan League Thriller
LaSalle defeated Bishop Gibbons 8-6 in a jayvee clash. J R Casale returned a fumble 35 yards for a TD and Jerry Colistra ran in the decisive two points to seal the win, ending a seven year drought against Gibbons. DeLallio opened scoring for Gibbons with a 30 yard run off an interception setup. LaSalle forced five fumbles and will face CBA next week.
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Fordham Soccer Coach Frank Schnur Austrian Born Instructor
Fordham University soccer coach Frank Schnur is described as Austrian born and serves as a German instructor at the school. He has ties to the university program and contributes to athletics and language instruction.
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Football rule clarifies interception eligibility for defenders
Any defensive player in football is eligible to intercept a forward pass and run with it.
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