12—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Sept. 23, 1982
NFL
strike
Eagles' Reggie Wilkes
By RALPH BERNSTEIN
AP Sports Writer
PHILADELPHIA (AP).— Reggie
Wilkes awakened at 7:45 a.m., the
same time he does every practice
day, but on Wednesday it was differ
ent.
"It's funny, on the days I did have
to go to practice I wanted to go back
to sleep," said the Philadelphia
Eagles' linebacker on this second
day of the players' strike against
the National Football League.
"This morning I was alive, gung
ho. I was anxious to go to work,"
said Wilkes, a third-round draft
choice of the Eagles in 1978.
"All of a sudden I realized there
was no work to go to," Wilkes said
somewhat. sadly. "Frankly, it's bor
ing."
So Wilkes had breakfast with his
wife, a fourth-year student at
Temple University Medical School,
then said he left the house three
times during the morning to pick
up a newspaper, go to a record shop,
and to purchase a movie cassette.
Wilkes indicated he was settling
in for a long strike.
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- "I'm contemplating taking a bi
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course, if it isn't too late. (to regis
ter). I can't see sitting at home,"
said Wilkes who was a dean's list
student at Georgia Tech and who
has been accepted at Morehouse
Medical School in Altanta, which he
hopes to attend after his football
career.
Wilkes said he had been excited
about the possibility of working out
with his teammates, but discovered
that half of them were leaving town,
and others were going to try to keep
in condition on their own. .
He said he probably_ would do
some work at a racquet club owned
by fellow linebacker Frank LeMas-.
ter.
"I'll work out with weights. Also
I'll run in the area near my home,"
he said.
Although Wilkes said he didn't
want a strike, he made It clear that
he was 100 percent behind the walk
out, now that it is a reality.
"I didn't want a strike," he said.
"John Bunting (Eagles' player rep
resentate and a member of the
negotiating committee) didn't want
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Grier returns to State with message
By JOHN SEVERANCE
Collegian Sports Writer
Instead of sacking quarterbacks,
acting in movies, making television
appearances, and doing needlepoint,
Rosey Grier has a new purpose in life
to serve and praise God.
Grier returned to Penn State to give ,
his special message. He spoke last
night and Tuesday at the HUB Ball
room in a program sponsored by the
Lamb Fellowship.
"I have only been back four times
since I graduated (1956)," Grier said.
"This time I feel I'm back for the
right reason. One time I came back
and they were holding hostages in the
dormitories. I came here with Lamb
Fellowship for the right reason. I feel
like I'm a big brother coming back to
visit all my little sisters and broth
ers."
-Grier has noticed a lot of changes
since returning to his alma mater.
"They moved my football field,"
settling down
a strike. But there is one and we all
go together."
"This is no time for a cat and
mouse game," he said.
Wilkes said he was "really disap
pointed" in Jack Donlan, the NFL
Management Council representa
tive at the bargaining table, but also
added he was "disappointed in ev
erybody, the Players', Association
and management.
"I'm not pointing the finger at
either side, but if I did I guess it
would be at Donlan. I'd rather shy
away from that. Suffice it to say I'd
like to be playing football."
Wilkes said he didn't know too
much about a proposal to have All-
Star games in various areas.
"No details have been finalized on
that. Right now the best way to
describe that is speculative. The
Diecutive Committee of the Play
ers Association is working on that,"
Wilkes said.
Wilkes also said a report .that the
players might start their own
league was "quite speculative.
"But anything is possible. Every
body is in a state of chaos. Every
body's mind is in a state of disarray.
House' o
Grier said . . "Everything is so much
bigger and there are so many people.
It looks a tot different, but its good to
be back."
In the last year and a half, Grier
has been (traveling college campuses
around the country spreading the
word of God.
"I was 'born again' four and a half
years ago," Grier said. "After I re
tired from football and making all
those movies, I still felt an emptiness.
To fulfill that 'emptiness; Iturned to
God.'!
Grier retired from the NFL wars in
the late :1:960'5, after stints with the
New Yorl Giants and the Los Angeles
Rams, where he was part of one of the
greatest defensive lines in NFL histo
ry. Along with Grier, Merlin Olson,
Deacon Jones, and Lamar Lundy
comprised the infamous Fearsome
Foursome.
"Noboily can ever remember La
mar Lundy," Grier said, "but he
always got the job done."
for a long wait
Everyody 's mind is shooting across
the black board."
• He said he was sure something
would happen that ; would permit
NFL players to utilize their talent.
Wilkes said he always looks at
negotiations as "one side asking for
the sky, and the othei (offering) the
ground. You meet in a middle area.
And I assume that will eventually
happen. We'll reach a common
stand and negotiations will be com
pleted."
Wilke: said he had prepared him
self financially for the strike.
"But like 1,500 other players, I
don!t think we're prepared psycho
logically," kid said. "Financially, all
you have to do is save your money.
The mental letdown is the hard
thing, both for players, coaches and
fans.
"I hope we can come back with all
wounds mended," he said.
Wilkes wouldn't say how long he
could Last financially.
"I don't want to answer that, but
I've made good investments. I
haven't. been stupid and thrown
away my money. I'm not rich by
any standard, but I'll be all right."
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Grier was heartbroken at being
traded from the Giants to the Rams.
"We were one big family in New
York, I loved the Giants," Grier said.
"When I was traded to Los Angeles, it
was totally different. There were
three different groups. The whites
were in one corner, the blacks in
another and there were the coaches."
Things got better in Los Angeles
with the emergence of the Fearsome
Foursome and four years later the
Rams played the Giants.
"We destroyed them 55-7," Grier ,
said. "They accused us of pouring it ,
on and you know what, we did. We
tore them up."
Grier seemed disturbed over the
present condition of the NFL, espe
cially the NFL player's strike.
"I think the strike is silly," Grier
said. "We don't need strikes. We need
to recognize what we're facing. The
players are making a good salary.
It's a disservice to the paying pUblic
and the sad part of it is the paying
Lady soccer club
adjusts t.0.b0W....c6,0chi
By DENISE LANGIONE
Collegian Sports Writer
The women's soccer club, only two
games into its season, is readjusting
its playing style for its new coach,
Dan Palumbo. Palumbo recently re
placed Rich Lucas who had held the
'position briefly.
The decision• to replace Lucas, who
only coached the first game, was
made by the Lady Lions after Palum
bo agreed to attend one practice
session as a guest coach.
"We are a-club so the decision was
up to us," club president Elvira Fal
setta said. "Dan is really a good
coach and he's very qualified."
Palumbo was chosen to replace
Lucas . before Tuesday's - game
against Hartwick, in which the Lady
Lions were defeated 0-2.
The shots on the goal told the story.
The' Lady Lions were penetrating
well but couldn't complete a final
pass. The first half ended with the
score 0-0, but Hartwick came back to
score twice on two attempts.
The Lady Lions entered the game
without a few of their star players,
namely, Laurie Jones who is waiting
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public is going to pay for it in the end.
I think it will be settled in two
weeks."
After retiring from football, Grier ..
Made numerous movies and Made
countless television appearances, but
he said he still felt an emptiness after
reaching the pinnacle of success then
he found God.
In the last year and a half, Grier
has made only one television appear
ance and that was on "The Bob Hope
Special." Grier has made no movies ';
in the last couple of years.
"I have had a lot of offers, but I
turn down most of them," Grier said.
"I didn't want to .play those parts.
They wanted me to play rapists,
murderers and thugs. I didn't want to
do that."
Grier has also given up needle
point.'
"I gave. that up four years ago," ~
Grier said. Plnstead I spend most of
my time studying the Bible."
for the test results on a possible
punctured kidney. The team was also
playing with new field positioning..
"I expected this result because I
still haven't picked my starting 11
yet," . Palumbo said. "It was an excel
lent performance on my defense but
the first line will have to be redevel
oped."
Palumbo emphasizes skill, speed
and enthusiasm on the field, while
also focusing on the Italian style of
playing a rigorous passizig game.
Palumbo attended the University of
Toronto where he. played fOur years
of varsity soccer and also coached the
women's team for two seasons. He
was a member of the Canadian Na
tional Student Team and a partici
pant in the 1979 World Student Games.
Palumbo also played in the National
Soccer League for Windsor, Ontario;
London, Ontario; and Buffalo, N.Y.
Armwed with his experience, Pal
umbo is confident he will coach his
team to finish the season with a good
record
"We have a lot of talented athletes
and we're going to be very offensively
minded. I think we'll be quite suc
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Expos hand Phillies 1 1-4 loss
MONTREAL (AP) Chris
Speier drove in a team-record eight
runs with a bases loaded triple, a
three-run homer and a single to
back the five-hit pitching of Bill
Gullickson as the Montreal Expos
defeated the Philadelphia Phillies
11-4 last night.
The eight RBI broke the Expos'
record of seven, shared by four
players, most recently Larry Par
rish in 1980.
Speier set the record with his
seventh homer of the season, giving
Montreal a 10-4 lead in the seventh.
The Expos had erupted for three
runs in the second against Philadel
phia starter Dick Ruthven, 11-11.
Gary Carter and Tim Wallach
opened the inning with singles and
Warren Cromartie walked to load
the bases with none out. Speier then
grounded a triple that rolled all the
way to the center field wall as all
three runners scored.
Montreal boosted its margin to 5-0
in the third after singles by Al
Oliver and Carter and Cromartie's
walk loaded the bases. Speier then
hit Ruthven's first pitch into center
field for a two-ruri single. •
Gary Matthews delivered an RBI
triple off Gullickson, 12-12, in the
fourth but Andre Dawson's sacrifice
fly restored the five-run margin in
the bottom of the inning.
Carter's 29th homer of the season
made it 7-1 in the fifth before Ivan
DeJesus tripled home two runs and
scored on an infield out by pinch
hitter Greg Gross, cutting the mar
gin to 7-4 in the seventh.
The loss dampened the National
League East pennant hopes of the
Phillies, who started the day 4 1 / 2
games behind the St. Louis Cardi
nal.
Cardinals 2, Pirates 1
ST. LOUIS (AP) Tommy Herr
singled home Tito Landrum from
second base with one out in the
eighth inning to give the St. Louis
Cardinals a 2-1 victory over the
Pittsburgh Pirates last night.
The victory, the Cards' ninth in 10
games, boosted St. Louis' lead to 5 1 / 2
games in the National League East
and cut its magic number to six.
Any combination of six St. Louis
victories and losses by second-place
Philadelphia gives the Cardinals
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quest. Please send a self-addressed
stamped envelope to: M.M., 218 Wolf
Hall
FISHER 100 WATT Speakers. Sep°.
P rate woofer, Mid-range, tweeter with
variable mid-range and tweeter con
trols. Mint condition. $2OO - pair. 238-
9027
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, ALSO
therapy position at Home Health
Agency. Send resume to 2 Hudson
Ave., Juniata Terrace, Lewistown, PA
17044
PART TIME HELP-wanted. Now you
can earn $2O-$3O per wk for approx 3.4
hrs of your time. Requirements: 18
yrs or older, in g6od health. No expel-
Hence necessary to be a Blood plas
ma donor. Call Sera-Tec Blologicals,
237-5781. Hours: Mon-Thurs 8.6:30
pm, Frl- 8-3:30 pm
the division title
Held to four hits through seven
innings, St. Louis started its win
ning rally with one out in the eighth
on Steve Biaun's pinch-hit double.
Landrum pinch-ran for Braun and
raced home with the game-winner
when Herr laced his hit to left field
off Pirates starter Rick Rhoden, 11-
13.
Dave LaPoint, 8-3, scattered eight
hits in eight innings, and Bruce
Sutter pitched the ninth to gain his
35th save.
Bill Madlock followed Lee Lacy's
triple down the right field line with a
groundout, giving a Pittsburgh a 1-0
lead in the first inning.
Giants 2, Reds 0
CINCINNATI (AP) --,- Renie Mar
tin fired a two-hitter for seven in
nings and Milt May and Johnnie
LeMaster provided run-scoring sin
gles to give the San Francisco Gi
ants a 2-0 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds last night.
Martin, 7-8, permitted a single by
Dan Driessen in the second and a
single by Alex Trevino leading off
the eighth before being relieved by
Al Holland, who went on to register
his fourth save and complete the
two-hitter.
Reds starter Mario Soto, 13-12,
struck out nine to tie Philadelphia's
Steve Carlton for the major-league
strikeout lead with 250. He allowed
seven hits over eight innings before
leaving for a pinch-hitter.
Mets 5, Cubs 2
CHICAGO (AP) Ron Garden
hire collected three hits and drove
in a run while Scott Holman earned
his first major league victory as the
New York Mets defeated the Chi
cago Cubs 5-2 yesterday.
Holman, 1-1, making his second
appearance, walked two and struck
out two in 7 2-3 innings. Carlos Diaz
and Doug Sisk finished up for the
Mets.
The Mets reached Cubs starter
Randy Martz, 10-10, for a pair of
first-inning runs. New York scored
three more runs in the second to
chase Martz.
The Cubs got an unearned run in
the, second on Butch Benton's single
PENN STATE BASKETBALL manage
rs needed: Applications being ac
cepted in room 230 Rec. Hall until
Friday, September 24. A meeting for
applicants will be held on Tuesday,
September 28, at 7:30 pm in 230 Rec
Hall
TUTOR NEEDED FOR Math 162. $5O
bonus If I get an A. Call Jim 238-5386
WORK STUDY AIDING exciting pesti
cide residue analysis studies (must
have grant) Dr. Ralph Mumma, 863-
0844
LOST
GRAY female longhaur cat with beau
tiful eyes. Toftrees area. Any Info,
please call 227-6683
LOST Red Indian Print Leather Wallet
between Graduate Circle and corner
of Garner and College on Sunday
Morning. REWARD call 238-0329
LOST SILVER PEN (by Willard) Sent'
mental value, large reward, call 234
8735 or 237-1968
LOST: Silver cross necklace probably
near I.M. building on 9/19. Sentimen
tal value. Substantial reward. WENDY
237-1204
Answers
to yesterday's puzzle
JOAN
COLLINS
FOUND
"FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
FOUND: KEY RING with Volkswagon
car key attached. Near White Bldg.
Sat. night. 234-3260
FOUND • KEYS TO Honda in parking
lot behind music building. Call 234-
3055
FOUND: ONE MENS corduroy blazer
In 101 Chambers Monday, call 234-
0131 after 11 pm
FOUND: ONE PAIR of glasses in
striped case In Hammond Building.
Call 865.4336 to claim
FOUND: ONE SET of (3) keys in front
of Pink Elephant, Friday, Sept. 17th.
Call Annette, 238.3611
FOUND: PAIR OF glasses at Rutgers
game. Section SC. Call Tim, 8658245.
FOUND: SIAMESE CAT approx. 6
mos. old, female on S. Allen, call 237-
6096 to claim
Philadelphia's Pete Rose hangs his head in the dugout as the Montreal Expos
open up a big lead on their way to an 11.4 win over the Phi!lies last night.
that scored Pat Tabler and again in
the third on Bill Buckner's double
play grounder to drive in Ryne
Sandberg.
Indians 5, Yankees 0
NEW YORK (AP) Right-hand
er Rick Sutcliffe and reliever Ed
Glynn combined on a two-hitter and
Mike Hargrove scored three runs
and cracked three hits, including an
RBI single, as the Cleveland Indi
ans blanked the New York Yankees
5-0 last night in a game called after
seven innings by rain.
Sutcliffe, 14-6, extended his
FOUND: TWO. GRAY kittens unable to
keep. Must find a good home for
them. 237-3012
FOUND: WRISTWATCH NEAR Pattee
Library. Call Paul, 237-5075 and Iden
tity.
LADIES WATCH IN Beaver Hill park
ing lot. Call Pam, 237-2055, to Identi
LAURA LUYKX I.D. is at the Hub desk
PITTSBURGH'S FAMOUS NICHOLAS
coffee. Weekly specials in Friday's
Collegian. The Candy. Cane by Col
lege Diner
SWEATSHIRT IN 165 Willard. Call
Tom 237-3693 to claim
TI Calculator found In 108 Forum
9/16, Call Karen 234.4510
WOMEN'S GOLD WATCH. Found
Thurs. near Pattee. Phone Larry At
237-7345
STUDENT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. Research
catalog- 306 pages- 10,278 topics.
Rush $l.OO. Box 25097 C Los Angeles,
90025. (213)477-8226
PAT'S TYPING SERVICE. Versatile,
very qualified, reasonable, experi
enced resumes, letters, term papers,
dissertations. Call 237-2461
THE NEW YORK Times is available at
reduced campus prices. Call Pat at
234-1788 for more information
PERSONALS
AAAATTENTION ALL HOCKEY
PUCKS: The I.M. ICE—HOCKEY
CLUB Is now holding sign-up
s.Thursdays/Fridays 7-9 pm, Sundays
12.4 pm, at the RINK. DEADLINE Oc
tober 10. SIGN-UP NOW
ANNOUNCING 'MAC'S STAR'. Hand•
made wooden crates that you won't
pay through your nose for. Simple
sophistication, and cheap!! Call 234-
3956
ANYONE INTERESTED IN table ten
nis? If so, come to room 10 of the IM
building, 7:30 on Thurs. for the Table
Tennis Club's first meeting.
ATTENTION ALL WOMEN: Physique
is for you. Unlimited exercise classes
plus full club privileges. Open 7 days
$l5 per month (and $l5 membership
fee). 323 Rear East Beaver Ave. on
alley beside Arena Restaurant. 237-
9123
BALLOONS: WE DELIVER or you pick
them up. Great for tailgate markers!
Truly Yours, 238.4619
DON'T WAIT UNTIL finals! Sr. French
Bus. major tutors and converses-flex-
Ible rates. Stu, 234.2668
FAST, QUALITY PHOTOFINISHING.
12 exp. - $3.47, 24 exp. -$5.42. Studio
2, 444 E. College Ave. Suite 250. 234-
2000
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale
Must sell. Call Cathy, 865.0819
FOOTBALL Season ticket FR/SO $75
or best offer. CALL after 7:00p.m. 238
8409
scoreless innings streak to 24 and
lowered his earned run average to
2.85, best among American League
starters, for his third victory in a
row. He went six innings and yield
ed just two singles, both to Willie
Randolph, before being removed
with tightness in his right arm.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Damaso
Garcia, the fourth Toronto batter to
walk in the 10th inning, forced home
Lloyd Moseby to give the Blue Jays
a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota
Twins last night.
FOR SALE: Female dorni contact for
Fall, Winter, Spring • in South Halls.
Call Sue: 237-0434
FOUR "WHO" CONCERT tickets for
sale in Pittsburgh. Best offer -237-
4588
GAYLINE 8630588 7-9 pm, Daily infor
mation and raps on homosexuality
and gay lifestyles
GREAT BANDS AT The Scorpion ev
ery Wednesday in September-'Billy
Price', 'Daddy Licks', 'Allies', 'Harpo.'
HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY Linda S.!
Have a good one buddy. Love, Deb.
HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY Linda Kay.
Happy Hours, here we come. Love
always,•Wayne
KAREN - 4th FLR. Pkw. Plaza Bldg. B.
Where have you been? I have an extra
ticket for Santana. Want to go? Let
me know. A guy from the third floor
LADIES YOUR CHANCE is here!
Lose 10.26 pounds/mo. and feel great.
Representative arrives Friday. Don't
miss it! Ph. 238-7906L0R1, HERE'S
YOUR very own personal. I would ask
you again and again and again. Your
loving Fiance
MAJORETTES: COME ON over and
say hi sometime. We're a friendly
bunch and a wild/time, and we're
assuming you are too. Just ask Janet
B. or Sue D.- Blue Band Drum Line
MAJORETTES WHY END UP LIKE
Janet and Sue? Come meet the rest
of the band
"NEW RIDERS OF the Purple Sage"
coming Oct.l3th to the Scorpion-tick
ets on sale
P.S.U. HOME GAMES. Bedroom for
rent In private home 30 miles east of
State College. Lewistown, 717-248-
6238
QUICK AND EASY guitar instruction
All styles, beginning to advanced
237-5711
SEND HER/HIM ROSES, Chocolates,
Champagne, etc. Deliveries with a
flair. Daydreams inc. 237.8324
SENIOR TICKET needed desperately
for Nebraska. Call Theresa 238.4678
THE SCORPION OFFERS great rock
n' roll Tuesdays with the Toyz plus
Happy Hours all night
A LICENSED ENTERTAINER with 10
years mobile music experience. Inde
pendent mobile • Disc-Jockey Larry
Moore 234.0691. Over 10,000 musical
selections!
ARE YOU SENSUAL? Host an Under
cover Lingerie Party and find out
Free gifts and lingerie-from conserve
tive-to•risque. Call 234-2468
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn
beautiful sollfree plants. Have a plant
party. Call Kris 355-8781
TC SOUNDS PROFESSIONAL Disc
Jockey service, now booking for
1982.83, fraternities, dormitories,
clubs, 234.6828 237-5166
WHIPPED CREAM MAKERS and cha
roers. Great deals. The Candy Cane,
128 W. College, by College Diner
AP Laserpholo
Blue Jays 3, Twins 2
the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eastern Division
W L
87 84
82 88
80 70
79 71
68 84
59 92
Western Division
85 66
82 69
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79 71
76 75
71 80
56 94
Tuesday's Games
New York 2.1, Montreal 1.5, Ist game 10 innings
Chicago 1, PIRATES 0
. Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 5
Houston 5, Atlanta 3
PHILLIES 5, St. Louis 2
San Diego 3, Los Angeles 0
Late games not included
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New York 5, Chicago 2
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Atlanta at Houston, (n)
PIRATES at St. Louis, (n)
Los Angeles at San Diego, (n)
Today's Games
St. Louis
PHILLIES
Montreal
PIRATES
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Houston
Cincinnati
New York (Lynch 3.6) at Chicago (Bird 9.12)
San Francisco (Laskey 12.11) at Cincinnati (Pas
tore 8,10)
PHILLIES (Christenson 8.10) at Montreal (Rogers
17.7), (n)
PIRATES (Candelaria 13.6) at St. Louis (Forsch
14-9), (n)
Only Games Scheduled
Tomorrow's Games
PIRATES at Montreal, (n)
Houston at Cincinnati, (n)
San Diego at Atlanta, (n)
PHILLIES at New York, (n)
Chicago at St. Louis, (n)
San Francisco at Los Angeles, (n)
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Baltimore
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Toronto
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eastern Division
W L
90 61
88 63
83 68
75 74
74 77
73 76
70 81
Pct. GB
.596
.583 2
.550 .7
503 14
.490 16
.490 16
484 20
Western Division
86 65
84 67
79 71
72 78
63 88
60 91
57 94
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Tuesday's Games
Cleveland 9.2, New York 8-6
Detroit 11, Baltimore 1
Boston 4; Milwaukee 3, 10 innings
Toronto 5, Minnesota 1
California 2, Kansas City 1
Oakland 6, Texas 1
Seattle 5, Chicago 4
Yesterday's Games
Detroit at Baltimore, (n)
Cleveland at New York, (n)
Boston at Milwaukee, (n)
Toronto at Minnesota, (n)
Kansas City at California, (n)
Chicago at Seattle, (n)
Texas at Oakland, (n)
Today's Games
California (Witt 8.5) at Texas (Mason 0.1), (n)
Chicago (Koosman 10.6) at Seattle (Moore 7
(n)
Tomorrow's Games
Toronto at Seattle, (n)
Kansas City at Oakland, (n)
California at Texas, (n)
Minnesota at Chicago, (n)
Baltimore at Milwaukee, (n)
Cleveland at Detroit, (n)
New York at Boston, (n)
American Conference
East
W. L. T.Pct...PF.
2 0 0 1.000 69
2 0 0 1.000 37
1 1 0 .500 59
1 1 0 .500 31
0 2 0 .000 33
Central
Miami
Buffalo
N.Y. Jets
New Bugled
Baltimore
2 0 0 1.000 62
1 1 0 .500 47
1 1 0 .500 42
1 1 0 .500 29
West
STEELERS
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Houston
2 0 0 1.000 81
1 1 0 .500 35
1 1 0 .500 28
1 '1 0 .500 27
0 2 0 .000 28
L.A. Raiders
San Diego
Kansas City
National Conference
East
2 0 0 1.000 58
1 1 0 .500 58
1 1 0 .500 52
1 1 0 .500 28
0 2 0 .000 33
Central
Washington
EAGLES
Dallas
St. Louis
N.Y. Giants
2 0 0 1.000 62
2 0 0 1.000 36
1 1 0 .500 39
0 2 0 .000 23
0 2 0 .000 10
West
Green Bay
Detroit
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Chicago
1 1 0 .500 30
1 1 0 .500 17
0 2 0 .000 38
0 2 0 .000 37
Thursday's Game
Buffalo 23, Minnesota 22
Sunday's Games
New York Jets 31, New England 7
New Orleans 10, Chicago 0
Los Angeles Raiders 38, Atlanta 14
Atlanta
New Orlens
San Fransico
L.A. Rams
EAGLES 24, Cleveland 21
Kansas City 19, San Diego 12
STEELERS 26, Cincinnati 20, OT
Dallas 24, St. Louis•?
Detroit 19, Los Angeles Rams 14
Denver 24, San Francisco 21
Houston 23, Seattle 21
Washington 21, Tampa Bay 13
Miami 24, Baltimore 20
Monday's Game
Green Bay 27, New York Giants 19
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