—The Daily Collegian Monday, Oct. 9, 1978
NFL Wrapup
Eagles
FOXBORO : Mass. (AP) A 58-yard
touchdown pass from Steve Grogan to
Stanley Morgan and three key fumble
recoveries by linebacker Steve Nelson
lifted the New England Patriots to a 24-
14 National Football League victory over
the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday.
The picture-perfect touchdown pass
early in the third quarter gave the
Patriots a 24-7 lead and •New England
held on, improving its record to 4-2.
Nelson personally halted Eagles'
drives, recovering bobbles in the first,
third and fourth quarters.
The Patriots took a 17-0 lead in the
second quarter but let Philadelphia, now
3-3, back in the game late in the first half
on a 28-yard touchdown pass'from Ron
Jaworski to Harold Carmichael.
Fullback Don Calhoun's 4-yard
touchdown run and newcomer David
Bosey's first NFL field goal, a 42-yarder,
put New England ahead 10-0 in the first
quarter.
Sam Cunningham made it 17-0 with
5:19 left in the half with a one-yard
scoring bolt after Horace Ivory danced
21 yards to the goal line.
New England had gotten caught in an
all-out defensive blitz with 1:12 left in the
first half and Carmichael snared the
touchdown pass.
Morgan ou traced the Eagles'
secondary alter 2:02 of the third quarter
to give the Patriots a temporary 17-point
lead, but the Eagles struck back on their
next series, as John Sciarra normally
a free safety scampered in from the 1-
yard line.
PITTSBURGH (AP) Terry Brad
shaw's pinpoint passing, blended with
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104 yards rushing by Franco Harris,
carried the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers
to a 31-7 victory over the Atlanta Falcons
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Bradshaw, showing no ill effects from
a knee injury sustained the week before,
hit 13 of 18 attempts for 231 yards, ran 6
yards for one touchdown and passed 11
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Falcon quarterback Steve Bartkowski
was sacked four times and intercepted
twice by a Pittsburgh defense that lost a
shutout with 2:03 left to play when
Bartkowski hit Wallace Francis with an
11-yard touchdown pass.
Fred Steinfort missed field goal tries
of 34 and 31 yards as Atlanta fell to 2-4 on
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While Harris, who rushed 20 times,
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3:08 into the final period.
Jets 45, Bills 14
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Tight end Bennie Cunningham left the
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when the Eagles took on the Patriots but he did find time Hamilton of the Patriots. When they let go of Mont
to lead in a friendly game of Buck-Buck with his friends, gomery, the Patriots went on to win the game 24-14.
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