NFL game summary for 11/04/1974:

The Rams won their third straight game and increased their NFC West lead to three games while becoming the first visiting team to win a Monday night game in 1974. After San Francisco, which lost its sixth straight game, had pulled to within the final margin when second-half quarterback Norm Snead connected with Gene Washington with 6:53 left. The Rams lost the ball on a fumble, but linebacker Isiah Robertson regained possession for Los Angeles by intercepting a Snead pass with 4:09 to go. The Rams then ran out the clock to preserve the victory.

Team stats coming into this game (NFL ranks in parentheses):

Team		Rush Yds/Gm	Pass Yds/Gm	Tot Yds/Gm	Turnovers
Los Angeles Rams	OFFENSE	165.9  (5)	144.4  (18)	310.3  (9)	16
	DEFENSE	95.7  (1)	125.3  (6)	221.0  (2)	12
San Francisco 49ers	OFFENSE	159.1  (8)	109.3  (25)	268.4  (17)	22
	DEFENSE	152.7  (20)	160.3  (14)	313.0  (19)	17

Line: Rams by 14

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Los Angeles Rams (6-2-0)	6	6	0	3	15
San Francisco 49ers (2-6-0)	0	3	3	7	13

( 6- 0) LA  Tony Baker 1 yard rush (kick failed)
(12- 0) LA  Bob Klein 23 yard pass from James Harris (kick failed)
(12- 3) SF  Bruce Gossett 46 yard field goal
(12- 6) SF  Bruce Gossett 31 yard field goal
(15- 6) LA  David Ray 20 yard field goal
(15-13) SF  Gene Washington 39 yard pass from Norm Snead (Bruce Gossett kick)

                     LA              SF
First Downs:         18              11
Rushes-yards:        46-158          22-65
Yards/rush:          3.4             3.0
Comp-Att-Yd-INT:     12-20-150-0     15-29-236-1
Sacked-yards:        1-5             5-35
Net pass yards:      145             201
Net yards/pass:      6.9             5.9
Total net yards:     303             266
Total plays:         67 (68% run)    56 (39% run)  
Yards/play:          4.5             4.8
Fumbles-lost:        3-2             1-1
Turnovers:           2               2
Penalties-yards:     4-42            6-46

Attendance: 57,526

Passing:
LA: James Harris, 12 of 20 for 150 yards and 1 TD
SF: Norm Snead, 11 of 17 for 149 yards and 1 TD (1 int); Tom Owen, 4 of 12 for 87 yards

Rushing:
LA: Lawrence McCutcheon, 17 for 70 yards; John Cappelletti, 16 for 65 yards; Jim Bertelsen, 6 for 12 yards; James Harris, 5 for 9 yards; Tony Baker, 2 for 2 yards and 1 TD
SF: Wilbur Jackson, 17 for 31 yards; Larry Schreiber, 4 for 9 yards; Norm Snead, 1 for 25 yards

Receiving:
LA: Harold Jackson, 4 for 48 yards; Lawrence McCutcheon, 3 for 10 yards; Bob Klein, 2 for 49 yards and 1 TD; Jack Snow, 1 for 28 yards; Jim Bertelsen, 1 for 9 yards; Lance Rentzel, 1 for 6 yards
SF: Larry Schreiber, 8 for 57 yards; Gene Washington, 3 for 98 yards and 1 TD; Wilbur Jackson, 2 for 50 yards; Tom Mitchell, 1 for 17 yards; Danny Abramowicz, 1 for 14 yards

Kick returns:
LA: Willie McGee, 2 for 66 yards; Cullen Bryant, 1 for 36 yards; Pat Curran, 1 for 16 yards
SF: Mike Holmes, 2 for 58 yards; Manfred Moore, 2 for 44 yards

Punt returns:
LA: Dave Elmendorf, 4 for 13 yards
SF: Ralph McGill, 2 for 19 yards; Bruce Taylor, 1 for 6 yards

Interceptions:
LA: Isiah Robertson, 1 for 5 yards

Punting:
LA: Mike Burke, 6 for 226 yards
SF: Tom Wittum, 6 for 240 yards

Field Goals:
LA: David Ray, 1/1
SF: Bruce Gossett, 2/3

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