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SECTION PAGE THREE TUCSON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1974 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR NFL Roundup Racing NFL Overtime Rule Used In 3 Games secend Race: Ameoe C. Grade I Snrtppjta 5-2 S.VntrRs BjMsJnks j-j lAwlnnr livedo Fain lfcl Third Race: t14 Grade) ArUone Bred Preferred Any Time 12-1 S. B.U Dl 4-1 Mrg GId 5-2 6. Gus Who 10-1 Star wig 4-2 7. OP Monshn I I SrfcMap 4-1 I.

Ran Chck 7-2 earth Race: 511 Grade 1 pics Edna 5-2 5. BCs Blu Bel 1-1 VanRchrd 10-1 4. Bntx Dal i-1 Claumel 4-1 7. Sky Tatm 92 SuorTex 12-1 I. Slotn Trsr 7-2 Frltk Race: Amide C.

Grade 1 Pertecli Weeerlne 4-1 5. King APar 10-1 Shuwa 5-2 4. Jim Bob 9-2 It" 12-1 7.GrJmbly 1-1 BBs Prtdn 7-j I.J.C. 4-1 Sixth Grade 1 down, 23-yard touchdown pass from Staubach to rookie tight end Ron Howard of Seattle. Harry Kokolus kicked the extra point to knot the game 13-13.

Wayne Clark rifled a 60-yard touchdown pass to John McDaniel with 3:25 gone in a sudden-death overtime period to give Cincinnati a victory over Atlanta in a nationally televised game. McDaniel got behind Falcons' defender Tony Plummer and took the long pass inside the Atlanta 10, shaking off Plummer to give Cincinnati its third straight exhibition victory. The unbeaten Bengals were forced into overtime when Pat Sullivan tossed a one-yard scoring pass to rookie Molly McGee with 1:10 left in regulation play. Baltimore quarterback Marty Domres passed for one touchdown and ran for another as the Colts rolled over Cleveland. 91 imp.

r.jFJk The End Of A Drive short pass from Randy Johnson and crossed the goal line for the first touchdown against the Jets. The Giants went on to defeat their cross-town rivals 21-13. (APWirephoto) Bob Tucker of thp New York Giants falls forward for a touchdown against the New York Jets yesterday in a National Football League exhibition game in the Yale Bowl. Tucker, the Giants' tight end, received a NFL Summaries Greyhound Amado Greyhound Park Today's Entries MATINCI Pjtt1mi4 P.M. PltW RACE GRADE 4 Im 12-1 I.

5 CrrlH 4-J RoblJaek ll 7-2 1 1. Lck Brnt I I I. Km Cdd ItCOWD RACE: 111 ORADB 1 J. New Nancy 7-2 5. Pi ndWIlp lij, 59 fppr IM Note 10-1 Dri If i-9 Jcsjkr i-f THII EN Johnv John 0.9 J.

HAi Love Bug 1-1 I WW Maron 5-2 7. DM Lk Ethl 1-1 I. Recess 12-1 na ancv Flh a.1 Rd Thuiuir ia.1 4. Eva FOURTH RACE; JM GRADE 4 5. Mr Bg Jhn 4.

TBs Los 7. Cap Iff I. Realmn 4-1 10-1 12-1 7-2 4. Genie Bots 1-1 FIFTH RACE: S714 GRADE 1 PERFECTA WAGERING I. Truckr PDQ DM I nrl (Mn II 6.

TB Cdv 7. Crft Jck 3 nh 4. Bbs Kngmn t-1 I. Unk Gru SIXTH RACE: 114 GRADE 4 Mr Ambr Pew Bell Blls Ann 4. Bop 10-1 5.

Ml Lo Ma 12-1 92 4-1 4-1 4. Black Gate 8. Bntx Pgg SEVENTH RACE: J14 GRADE 3 1. BIN Bb Hys 7-2 tl 4. Prss Bl 4-1 5.

Hes Samm 12-1 unqta to 5-2 7. DQs Hpp Jck -2 10-1 irsn bl EIGHTH RACE: 114 GRADE 4 urte Bthr 4-1 5. Jump Gate 7-2 19.1 9 Ell 4-1 ake Ewh 4-9 4. Soo Chnti I. USKS isklh Wnk t-l 4.

Lorado Cp HV1 I. JW Corrl 5-2 NINTH RACE: SIU GRADE 1 1. Ted Tombln 4-1 2. LCsSgrPlm 4-1 3. Slnt Rnnng 5-2 4.

CctsQn 12-1 5. Lupo Lll 4. And Md It 7. Pt McCW 4. Mstc 4-1 10-1 7-2 TENTH RACE: AmadeCGRADEl PERFECTA WAGERING 1.

CLs Mpg 2. Chp fsn 3. Opsin 4. GEs Sss 4-1 4- 1 12-1 5- 2 5. JW Hntsmn -2 4-1 t.

April HUS Ln Ron 7-9 I. Lucky Peggy 10-1 EVENING Pest Time P.M. First Race: s14 Grade 1. Bll Brtn 2. Lll Wnne 5.

Fardv 4. Old Cnrtr 5. Kngs Ovr 1-1 4. Ork Watr 12-1 7. Swt Red 10-1 I.

LPs Sly 9-2 Sports Scores BASEBALL National Baseball Congress Wichita. Kan. fc Newton, Kan. I Newton eliminated 1 Senior Little League World Series Championship Plnotung, Republic China 5. Charlotte Little League Western Regionals Championship Red Bluff, Calif.

5, San-RI, Calif. 4 Third Place Utah 1, Cactus (Tucson) 0 Babe Ruth Tournament Of Champions First Round New Orleans Stamford, Conn. 2 Mattoon, III. Nashville, Tenn. 0 Little League-Big League Championship Republic of China 2, San Antonio, Tex.

0 American Legion Baseball Western Regionals Campbell, Calif. 5, New Mexico 1 New Mexico eliminated Hawaii 3, Colorado Colorado eliminated Southeastern Regionals Alabama 8. Puerto Rico 7, 10 innings Puerto Rico 4, South Carolina 3. South Carolina eliminated St. Petersburg, Fla.

3, Alabama 0 Connie Mack Baseball Reading, Pa. 13. Farmington, N.M.O Flint, Mich. 16, Marietta, Ohio 3 SOFTBALL Junior Boys National Fastpltch Winner's Bracks Savannah, Ma 2. Sioux Falls, O.

0 Omaha Perm's 10, Wakefield, Kan. 3 Laser's Bracket Cedar Rapids, Iowa Salem, Ohio 0, Salem eliminated Chicago 11, Omaha Stars and Stripes Omaha eliminated Cedar Rapids 7, Lackawana, N.Y. 4, Lackawana eliminated Miss Softball America Regionals, Terre Haute, Ind. Terre Haute 10, Portage, Mich. 3 Toledo, Ohio IB, Columbus, Ohio 5 Portage 12, Clinton, Ind.

9 National Girl's Softball Winner's Bracket Memphis 4. New York 3 Kansas City Metro 9, Texas 5 Kansas St. 11, Tennessee 3 Oklahoma City 4, Iowa 5 Laser's Bracket Illinois 17, Oregon 7 Nebraska 7, South Dakota 2 Missouri 27, Utah 9 Colorado 7, Houston I Oklahoma 13, Louisiana 12 Birmingham 4, Kansas City Host 4 Dallas 17, Chicago I Tulsa 7, New Mexico 0 I. i. I.

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I. t. 4. 2. i INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Chicago, Grandberrv, 7- 45, Barnes 3-24; Green Bay, Goodman 9- 44, Van Valkenburo838.

RECEIVING Chicago, Cook 3-55. Gagnon 3-36; Green Bay, Payne 3-39, B.Smith 2-40. PASSING Chicago, Barnes 11-17-1, 149 yards; Holland 5-HV2, 54; Packers. Tagge 13-22-0, 141 Nepper 1-7-0, 4. Rams tt.Cklef slS Blazers May Move Franchise To Atlanta ATLANTA, Ga.

(AP) Owners of the World Football League Orlando Blazers met with prospective new owners yesterday in an effort to finish negotiations for planned relocation of the team to Atlanta. "We have in our possession a letter from league Commis-sioner Gary Davidson okaying the transfer of the Orlando team to Atlanta," said T.M. Alexander, one of the group interested in acquiring the franchise. "All we have to do is meet three conditions, and we're fairly certain we can do that." The major problem blocking the shift of the team has been finding an adequate stadium. The team has been negotiating with Georgia Tech for the use of Grant Field, which seats Georgia Tech's stadium was offered to the World Football League last year," said Alexander, "and we anticipate no problem getting it this year." The athletic board of Georgia Tech will meet early in the week to consider the Blazers' request to rent Grant Field, Tech's acting president said.

Dr. Vernon Crawford said he expects to have a decision early in the week on whether the athletic board would recommend the proposal to the Board of Regents. While the Colts' offense racked up the points, a rugged defense held the Browns to one field goal while setting up two Baltimore field goals and a touchdown. Rookie running back Doug Kotar of the New York Giants scored two touchdowns and the Giants' defense intercepted three passes on the way to a victory over the Jets. The Los Angeles Rams scored two quick touchdowns, then let Cullen Bryant and the reserves polish off Kansas City Saturday night.

The crowd of 48,828 was the largest of the strike-plagued preseason. Bryant raced 117 yards on only 11 carries in his pro debut as a running back, running 29 yards for a fourth-quarter touchdown. The second-year pro had been a defensive back ever since the last time he carried the ball as a freshman at the University of Colorado. 18, 19, 20, 21 WHITEWALLS 2.44 MORE Jayi7-Mfr always Banner Rd 1-1 Gs Mojo 9-2 Thlrt Thre 5-2 Mndy An 7-5 5. Sundownr 12-1 4-1 MOIV AC LC Rick Tn I I I.

WWWc Jdy 10-1 Seventh Race: Vll Grade I (PerreceHI eciel Frledilg FLs Drem TKs Tornd Catcher II a 12-1 5. RVs Grnnr 7-1 4. GPs Bob Boy 10-1 7. MMs Drlen 9-2 I. Fldly De 12-1 Eighth Race: Amade C.

Grade 1 PrtvGrlGSo 7-2 5. Stlkng Trbl 4-1 4. InsrdSped 10-1 o-1 kit un uw I-I i. us troy Etiquette Tt Lady I. LCs Elsiv Ninth Race: 114 Grade 1 1.

Red Ren Frst To 3. Txs Lord 4. Cappel Sprngmad 7-2 1 5. So Brant 12-1 4-1 4. Cstls Whp 10-1 4-1 7.

Bshtul 9-2 5-2 1 1. LTDs Tenth Race: VU Grade 1 1. Dsty Joy 9-2 2. AM Id 12-1 3. RLs Wndr By 4-1 4.

Sunlnd Crckt 4-1 5. Getaway 4. Ms Wad 7. Bontx Hofr I. Sbl Susn 7-2 4- 1 10-1 5- 2 Eleventh Race: Amade C.

Grade Perfscta Waterimi 1. Gary Huff 9-2 2. BR Ccts Karn 7-2 3. Precious 4-1 4. Glna Jo 4-1 5.

JJsGldRsh 10-1 4. Fxe Phvl 4-1 7. JW Prt Pegy 5-2 4. Ernie Vee 12-1 Yesterday's Results MATINEE FIRST RACE 516 Mile, Grade 1 W.W. Waco Fry, 12.20, 7.00, 32a 4 Rural Bumpkin.

4.40, 7.80, 7 S.S. Ding A Ling, 3. O. 1-4 22.60, T. 31.97.

SECOND RACE 516 Mile, Grade 3, 1 J.W. Annie Oaklev, 10.60. 8.00. 4.00. 5 Castle's Senora, 300, 2.60, 6 Treasure Havoc, 4.80, Q.

1-5 20.2ft D.D. 1-1 43.60, T. 31.66. THIRD RACE -516 Mile, Grade 1 Light Switch, 580, 4.20, 2.60, Old Glider, 26.20, 4.20, 6 Zacherina, 5.X. Q.

1-5 48.40, T. 32.10. FOURTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade 4, 4 Belle's Lucky, 680. 3.2a 380. 3 Good Vibration, 3.40, 3.40, 6 Powder River, 4.0a Q.

3-4 12.0O, T. 32.37. FIFTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade 3, 7 Fleet Fair, 49.60, 8.X, 560, 8 Widdedy Dig, 6.20, 4.00, 1 Trouble Star, 2.80, Q. 7-8 31.8ft Pert. 7-8 229.50 T.

31.78. SIXTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade 3 6 My Friend Bou, 20.90. 7.00, 6.01 4 Madd Lois, 10.20. 52a 2 B.C.'s Sweetie, 48a Q. 58 30 32.14 SEVENTH RACE 516 Mile.

Grade 4. 1 Ouintana, 7.60, 4.40, 32a 5 J.W. Honey Cone, 4.X. 4.60, 4 Mr. Tim.

5.0a Q. 1-5 21.0a T. 31.52. EIGHTH RACE 516 Mile. Grade 4, 5 Lolly Girl, 16.20, 6.80, 5.00, 4 Panchlto, 9.4a 4.20.

2 Yellow Shades, 4.40. Q. 4-5 38 80. T. 31.80 NINTH RACE V16 Mile.

Grade 1 Shohone, 6.80, 5.60, 4.20. 5 Bannerman, 44a 3 Soo Rowdy, 8.00. O. 1-5 18.4a T. 31.63.

TENTH RACE Amado Course, Grade 4, 8 B.A.'s Mary Olive. 22.80, 11.2a 40a 5 P.W.'s Stay Power, 11.20. 4.20, 6 Ruby Pearl, 4.60, Q. 5-8 69.00, T. 39.95.

Attendance 710 Big Paid 1-5 and Pert. 8-5 253.80 Handle 40696 EVENING FIRST RACE 516 Mile. Grade T. 2 Mr. Sophisticate, 19.20, M.

6.40, 5 West Coast Ghost, 6.40, 3.20, 1 J.W. Black Gold, 3.00. Q. 2-5 53.80, T. 31.53.

SECOND RACE Amado Course, Grade 2, 3 April 5.60. 2 JO. 2.40. 1 Castle's Minx, 4J0, 3.40, 4 Ventura Lace. 3.40, Q.

1-3 19.40, D.D. 2-3 61.40, T. 39.93. THIRD RACE 516 Mile. Grade 3.

5 Arrowlg. 3240. 2340, 8.00, 1 Sandalea, 5.40, 2.80, 6 Jack's Rowdy, 3.00, Q. 1-5 7440, T. 31.79.

FOURTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade 3 Tlney Tip, 340. 2.40, 2.40, 1 M.L.'S Dan, 4.00, 4J, 4 Whiz King, 4.40. Q. 1-3 1340, T. 31.79.

FIFTH RACE Amado Course. Grade 1, 3 Jonl, 7.40. 3J0, 3.80. 5 Durko Duchess. 17.20, 9.20,4 Paris Style, 340, 0.

3-5 117.00, Perl. 3-5 195.90, T. 39.13. SIXTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade 2. 5 Cozett, 31.80, 9.20, 3.40, I Brownie, 6.20, 3.00.

2 Pink Lady. 240. Q. 54 53.40, T. 31.77.

SEVENTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade T. 5 MICHAEL, 9.00, 440. 2.80. Candy Man, 3.20. 240.

4 Hydra. 440. Q. 3-5 1440, T.3152. EIGHTH RACE Amado Course.

Grade 3. 4 Star Bekln. 10.40, 9.40, 4.40, 5 Cactus Blend, 13.20, 7.20, 4 Mystic Mira. 140, Q. 4-5 148.40, T.

40.11. NINTH RACE 516 Mile, Grade 4 Just Love. 940, 1040, 5.20, 5 Central City. 840. 6 80, 3 Castle's Malar, 740, O.

54 6240, Pert. 4-5 13940, T. 3143. TENTH RACE 514 Mile. Grade 4 Oueen 740, 340, 2.40.

4 Lenny's Luck, 240. 1 Red Toast. 240. Q. 4-6 1140, T.

31 JO. ELEVENTH RACE 516 Mile. Grade 2. 3 Lota Girl. 5.00, 3.60, 3.20, 1 ft V's Ruff Stuff, 7.80.

4.40, 4 Full Cut, 4.20. Q. 1-3 32.40, T. 32 JO. TWELFTH RACE Amado Course, Grade 2, 6 Storm Rav, 18.40, 7.40, 340, 4 Cold Mink, 540, 2.80, 7 Bess Ross.

240. Q. 4- 658.40, T. 40 JS. Attendance 1600, Bio Paid 1-3 and 4-6 1721.20, Perf 6-4 194.70, Handle -86840 Giants Acquire Miami's Jenkins NEW YORK (AP) The New York Giants of the National Football League announced yesterday they have acquired second-year running back Ed Jenkins from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for an undisclosed future draft choice.

Bengals 13, Falcons 7 Atlanta 7 I 4 11 7 7 Cin Davis 24 pass from Anderson (Muhlman kick) All McGee 1 pass from Sullivan (Danmeler kick) Cin McDanld 40 pass from W. Clark (kick not tried) A INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Cincinnati, E. Johnson 3-49, Wilson 6-36; Atlanta, Ray 12-57, Hampton 19-55. RECEIVING Cincinnati, McDaniel 341. Davis 2-8.

Elliott 2-18. Herd 2-16; Atlanta, Mitchell 4-80, McGee 3-10. Burrow 2-15. PASSING Cincinnati, W. Clark 8-14-2, 138 yards.

Anderson 4-84, 33; Atlanta, Lee 7-22-2. 88. Sullivan 5-12-0, 40. Packers 2t, Bears II ..1 7 4 4 14 ..4 II 7 4 a Green Bar. Chi FG Abadl 25 Chi Sanderson 1 run (Abadl kick) GB Torkelson 10 pass from Tagge (Marcol kick) GB Torkelson 7 pass from Tagge (kick tailed) GB Longwell 11 pass from Tagge (Marcol kick) A 53,104 SUN.

1 0-6 SUN.f TU WED. Cowboys 19, Oilers 13 Ham ten. .4 4 7 4 11 .4 11 4 If Hou Coleman 4 run (Seemann kick Dal Richards 66 pass from Staubach (kick failed) Hou Burrough 4 pass from Foote (kick tailed) Dal Howard 23 pass from Staubach (KokoJus kick) Dal Staubach 2 run (kick not tried) A 41,656. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Houston. Coleman 22-111, White 8-39; Dallas.

New house 13-52, Staubach, 8-26. RECEIVING Houston. Burrough 3-31. Hinton 2-31; Dallas. Richards 4-127, Pearson 4-59, New house 4-32.

PASSING Houston. Foote 7-18-1, 70; Dallas. Staubach 16-27-1, 251, Morton 54, 36. teelers 33, Eagles 31 Pittsburgh. ....7 14 7 1 ii Phi Young 9 pass from Gabriel (Dempsey kick) Pit Harris 1 run (Gerela kick) Pit FG Gerela 29 Pit Fuo.ua I run (kick tailed) Pit Lewis 78 pass from Gilliam (Gerela kick) Phi -r FG Dempsey 44 Phi Young 7 run (Dempsey kick) Phi James 13 run (Dempsey kick) Phi FG Dempsey 44 Pit Grossman 4 pass from Gilliam (Gerela kick) Phi FG Dempsey 48 Pit FG Gerela 19 A 25402.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Pittsburgh. Pearson 7-51, S. Davis 7-33; Philadelphia, James 15-59. Sullivan 12-33, Bailey 4-28. RECEIVING Pittsburgh.

Stallworth 446, Grossman 341, Lewis 1-78; Philadelphia, Carmichaei 5-44, Young 4-31, James 4-29. PASSING Pittsburgh, Gilliam 11-17-0, 234 yards. Bredshaw 7-15-1. 60; Philadelphia. Reaves 11-23-0.

116. Gabriel 11-22-1, 101. Giants 21, Jets 13 N.Y. Jets 7 a-11 N.Y. Giants 7 7 7 0-21 NYG Tucker 15 pass from Randv Johnson (Gogolak kick) NYG Kotar 69 pass from Summerell (Gogolak kick) NYJ Burns 1 run (Svarc kickl NYG Kotar 13 run (Gogolak kick) NYJ Adamale 3 pass from Demory (kick failed) A 35,431.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Jets. Burns 1562, Adamle 13-57; Giants, Kotar 14-58. McOuay 7-33. RECEIVING Jets, Adklns 4-47, Wy-lle 3-40; Giants. Kotar 1-69, Rhodes 3-33 PASSING Jets, Woodall 7-140, 96 yards; Demory 5100, 84; Jones 2-9-3, 27.

Giants, Summerell 3-9-0, 95; Johnson AUGUST Kush Still Seeking Quarterback Compiled From AP Wire Stories The National Football League's new overtime rule was used three times last night as the Pittsburgh Steel-ers, Cincinnati Bengals and. Dallas Cowboys used the extra period to turn back their opponents. Pittsburgh edged cross-state rival Philadelphia 33-30, Cincinnati beat Atlanta 13-7 and Dallas whipped state rival Houston 19-13. In other NFL action, the Giants beat the Jets 21-13 and Baltimore blasted Cleveland 37-3. Out on the West Coast Los Angeles bombed Kansas City 58-16.

Roy Gerela's 19-yard field goal after 7:33 of a sudden-death overtime carried the Pittsburgh Steelers to victory in Philadelphia. The Eagles won the overtime-period toss and had first crack, but after reaching the Pittsburgh 38, they punted instead of attempting a 55-yard field goal. The punt went into the end zone, then the Steelers drove from their 20 to a first down at the Philadelphia seven. Three running plays netted five yards and Gerela kicked the winning field goal that gave Pittsburgh its third straight victory. Quarterback Roger Staubach ran two yards for a touchdown with 5:19 elapsed in sudden-death overtime to give the Dallas Cowboys a victory over the upstart Houston Oilers.

The winning touchdown in overtime was set up when Mark Washington recovered a fumble by Jeff Severson on the Houston 13-yard line. Staubach rolled out for eight yards to set up the winning touchdown in which he faked into the line and wheeled around the left end untouched. The Cowboys dramatically tied the game with 20 seconds left on the clock on a fourth- OPEN DAILY GfJKKD NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED MOUNTED FREE ALL WORK DONE BY TRAINED MECHANICS DISC BRAKE 4 Days Only 1ST 2 1- 1 KM103 tun m.n F7I.I4 WtiH GTi.u CTIill H7I.K twsiis 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. 6. for 7. Kansas city 14 ie ae se so LA-Bertelsen 3 run (Ray kick) LA-McCutcheon 1 run (Rav kick) KC-FG Jakaweknoe LA-FG Ray 3) LA Barker 3 run (Ray kick) KC-Miller 1 rrun (kick failed) LA-Josephson 1 run Thomas kick) LA-Josephson 14 pass from Harris (kick failed) KC -Brunson 46 pass from Beathard (Jakawekno kick) LA-Rentzel 10 pass from Harris (Thomas kick) LA-Bryant 29 run Thomas kick) LA-Scrlbner 50 run (Thomas kick) A-48JJ28.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Kansas City, Green 9-24, Miller 4-9, Strycula 4-1; Los Angles, Bryant 11-117, Scrlbner 946, Josephson 6-36. RECEIVING Kansas Cltv. Brunson 3-79, Gambrel 3-31, Peurson 3-31; Los Angeles, Josephson 3-59, Phillips 2-25, Rentzel2-18. PASSING Kansas City, Beatherd 6-26-0, 176 yards, Jaynes 0-1-1, Los Angeles, Harris 107, Hadl 3-84), 53. contenders are sophomore Bill Kennedy, junior Ray Alexander, and freshmen Dennis Spruol and Bruce Hardy.

Another quarterback candidate, sophomore Kirk Carter, was moved to tight end to fill a void there. The Sun Devils will open their 1974 season at home Sept. 7 against Houston. In six seasons, coach Don Anile's football team at C. W.

Post College at Greenvale, N.Y., has won 44 of its 61 games. Pro Grid Standings NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Exhibition Standings American Conference Eastern wit pet pts op Baltimore 1 1 0 .500 40 9 Miami 1 1 0 .500 SB 39 New England I 1 0 .500 27 37 Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 61 58 N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 76 52 Central Cincinnati 3 0 0 VOX 67 41 PitsDurgh 3 0 0 1.000 109 58 Houston 2 1 0 .667 73 29 Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 45 81 Western Oakland 3 0 0 1.000 96 33 San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 40 20 Kansas 1 1 0 500 41 47 Denver 1 1 0 .500 44 42 National Conference Eastern St. Louis 2 1 0 .667 31 33 N.Y. Giants 2 1 0 .467 41 43 Dallas 2 1 0 .467 39 46 Washington 0 2 0 .000 19 69 Philadelphia 0 3 0 .000 58 91 Central Green Bay 3 0 0 1.000 49 23 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 28 64 Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 21 27 Chicago 0 3 0 .000 38 80 Western Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 34 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 46 48 San Francisco 0 2 0 .000 26 41 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 27 71 Friday's Results Oakland 41, Detroit 10 Yesterday's is arts New York Giants 21, New York Jets 13 Pittsburgh 33, Philadelphia 30, overtime Baltimore 37.

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