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Bengals Rally to Top Lions Harris Blasts Eagle A ide LFilEA over host Houston. Lee's winning touchdown toss came on Atlanta's first series of the third quarter after Falcon fumbles and 'two defensive stands by the Oilers helped preserve a 3-3 halftime deadlock. tory over host Baltimore. It was the first triumph in four pre-season games for the Bears, who lost nine in a row since last winning during the regular season on Nov. 4, 1973.

The pass which' set up the winning score went from tight end Bob Parsons to wide receiver Charley Wade, after Parsons had received a lateral from quarterback Barnes. DETROIT WHEELS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL TICKETRON LOCATIONS, AND ALL LEADING TICKET AGENCIES Atlanta 0 10 1 Houston Hou FG Butler tl. together. I'm with the Bears and I consider them a lucky team. "Here, I can play it free and rough.

I don't have to bother with a coach telling me when I have to move, or how to move. I'm going to play like I'm free. No worry about anybody breathing down my back. I'm going to play like hell." Informed of Harris remarks, McCormack replied, "Well, now you're getting back to the philosophy of team defense. I would hate, to debate that with him.

"But you can't have people EAGLES, From 1-D ahead with the McCor-mack said Bear Coach Abe Gibron had phoned him 1:30 A. M. the night before to discuss the deal further, "Mike said that what led up to the trade was me having a chip on my shoulder," Harris said. "I told him if that was so, I was glad to get away. "I worked hard in the off-" season and I came back ready to play ball," he said.

"Then he (McCormack) trades me and wishes me luck. I don't really need his luck. Any team that gets me will, find out they're lucky. I got it all Atl FG Mike-Mayer 38 Neal 17 pass from Leo (Mike-Mayer kick) HouFG Butler 22 A 27,116. BEARS 20, COLTS 16-A 30-yard razzle-dazzle pass play set up Carl Garrett's one-yard touchdown with two minutes remaining, bringing the Chicago Bears from behind to vic From Inquirer Wire Services Defensive back Bernard Jackson raced 52 yards on a fumble recovery with 1:50 left to highlight a last-quarter explosion that lifted the unbeaten Cincinnati Bengals to a 27-14 National Football League exhibition victory over the Detroit Lions in Monday night's nationally televised game.

A fierce Detroit defense stifled the Bengals in the first half, limiting them to 22 yards rushing and 16 passing. Parrish's 38-yard punt return to the Detroit 22 set up Cincinnati's first touchdown late in the first quarter. The Lions marched 75 yards for the tying touchdown. Errol Mann's extra point kick put Detroit ahead, 7-6, a minute and a half into the second quarter. FALCONS 10, OILERS 6 -Atlanta quarterback Bob Lee hit Louis Neal with a 17-yard touchdown pass as Neal fell to his knees in the end zone and the Falcon defense picked off three Houston passes en route to victory free-lancing.

You do that and you're going to break down. BUI Bergey made IS tackles the other night playing team defense." Harris claimed he played on a damaged knee joint last year instead of submitting to a preseason operation for a torn ligament. "Last year I gave them everything I had," the lineman said. "I could have had the operation but didn't. I love the Eagles and love the Philadelphia fans.

I miss the place. "As far as the team goes, they can go to hell as far as I'm concerned. But my teammates, my fans, I still love them. When I left, I left a piece of me in Philadelphia." Harris paused in his lengthy, emotional phone call to a reporter's home. Then he said, "I've got one thing going for me.

I played in the All-Star Game in Chicago and everybody remembers- me from there. I told reporters I came back to pick up where I left off." The lineman, who has trimmed to 2SS pounds after a NEED UP TO MIKE McCORMACK no debate weight problem last season, was named the most valuable All-Star for his relentless pursuit and pass rush against the world champion Baltimore Colts. Four years later, Harris is firing out against the Colts again, this time as a moody professional. "I wish those coaches would watch me on TV," Harris said. "I'll show them something." McCormack wryly acknowledged that he would try to pick up the Bear-Colt game on radio.

"As far as criticism of Jerry goes," he said, "that goes back to the Mel Tom incident. I know Bill Dunstan, Willie Cullars and Mitch Sutton feel he is a fine coach." FOR 5 YEARS AT BANK RATES? PROMPT ACTION NO FEES II Hi DONORS WANTED CASH PAID TO ALL DONORS INTERSTATE BLOOD BANK INC. 135 S. 52ND ST. Pa.

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Maybe a day, a day and a half for each team. Usually you concentrate all week on your next opponent." It is Dempsey's guess that perhaps half a dozen teams will instruct their player reps to vote in favor of resuming the strike. "It could be a hot meeting, the kind you better bring a can of deodorant to. The older teams," the ones who have been i jacked around by the owners, they'll probably want to walk i cut again." But the Eagles are not one of the older teams. And Cat Coleman's self-styled "Big Green Butt-Kicking Machine" is talking about the playoffs now, not a strike.

If you took a vote about how they felt about their chances, it would probably be unanimous. And that's no secret. Owners and Players Resume Negotiations Zmirkw mm mmm or vm in mw 60 Ere -stcck Here it is! Herman's wraps up the summer, season with unbeatable reductions on our entire stock 01 STRIKE, From 1-D length of the proposed contract and the players' decision to withdraw any demands relating to the Compensation (Rozclle) Rule. The players seek a one-year contract, to expire on January 31, 1975; the owners want a long-term agreement, desiring stability and not wishing to undergo another struggle in the near future. The dispute over the Ro-zelle Rule is more complex and its status is now tinged with irony.

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