Ohio University still in MAC title race in 1969
Ohio University could still share the Mid-American Conference football title with three other teams. Four 32 records are possible with Toledo Miami Bowling Green and Ohio in contention as Western Michigan and Kent State are near elimination. George Strode takes the Associated Press Ohio sports editor role.
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Rams Rally Boosts Victory With Late TD Pass
Los Angeles Rams beat Green Bay 34-21 as Roman Gabriel avoided a field goal and connected with Wendell Tucker for a 51‑yard TD in the second quarter to stretch the lead to 20‑0. Gabriel, 17 of 28 for 197 yards, set LA passing record with his 1,012th completion.
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Los Angeles
Norm van Brocklin
Joe Kapp
St. Louis
Minnesota
John Henderson
Kapp
National League Roundup features Beasley and tense divisional fights
Washington edged New York 86 yards on Rickie Harris’s punt return touchdown as the Redskins pulled the Giants from a first place tie in the Century Division. Dallas crushed Philadelphia 42 in the first half behind Morton’s 225 yards and five TDs, while Unitas set a league record with 16 straight completions. Atlanta beat San Francisco as Weatherford returned a fumble for 74 yards. Detroit won over Chicago with two Mann field goals and a Landry TD pass, but Mel Farr injured his knee ending his season.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Los Angeles Rams
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Alcindor Still Learning Leads Bucks to 130-106 Win
Milwaukee rookie Lew Alcindor led the Bucks to a 130-106 victory over Seattle, posting 19 points 11 rebounds five assists and five blocks before fouling out. He noted learning nights but staying focused on winning as Milwaukee also beat Detroit 119-110 in the opener.
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Associated Press
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Nicklaus Dominates Sahara Invitational with 272
Jack Nicklaus surged to a decisive victory at the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas finishing 12 under par with 272 total. He led Frank Beard by four strokes, while Arnold Palmer struggled after hip trouble. Bill Toomey opened the decathlon in Los Angeles with 4,313 points after five events, 42 behind his best day two weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
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Ohio Strongman
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Dave Hill
Dale Douglass
Grier Jones
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Jack
Los Angeles
Bill Toomey
Toomey
Raiders Bury Bills in 50 21 rout
Daryle Lamonica threw six touchdown passes as Oakland’s Magnificent Flying Machine crushed Buffalo 50 to 21. Lamonica fired scoring strike after strike, igniting a dominant Sunday performance.
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Associated Press
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland
Buffalo
Lamonica shines as Raiders rout Bills in AFL action
Quarterback Lamonica threw six TDs and 313 yards as Oakland crushed Buffalo 50 21 while chasing an AFL record. Kansas City edged Miami 17 10. Denver beat Cincinnati 30 25. San Diego topped New England 13 10. Houston and New York lead the East, clash tonight.
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Browns Rally To Beat Steelers 42 31 In Wild Finish
Browns pull away after a dramatic finish, gaining first place in the Century Division with a 42-31 win over Pittsburgh. Erich Barnes and Walt Sumner key plays with two interception returns, while Bill Nelson throws two touchdown passes and Gary Collins adds a pair of receptions for 103 yards.
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Reece Morrison
Bill Nelson
Gary Collins
Ohio University Leads Individual Scores in Frost-Shortened Buckeye Fall
The University of Houston captured the team title with 972 over 45 holes at Ohio State course in the Buckeye Fall Golf Classic. Ohio University posted 1 025 led by Tim Reardon 203 Mark Brug ner 207 and Greg Moore 208 and Bob Cooley 208 while the event was cut from 54 to 45 holes due to heavy frost.
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College Scores Across Regions Highlight Weekend Matches
Ohio colleges show varied results led by Wittenberg and Case Tech with multiple scores from Ohio Northern Akron and Oberlin. National teams include Georgia, LSU, Notre Dame and Iowa State amid broad college football style rankings across the Midwest Southwest and West.
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Record NFL weekend attendance hits 498370
New York reports a league tally showing a record 498370 fans attended eight NFL games over the weekend as announced Sunday.
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New York
Bowling Doctor Illustration Shows Proper Stance for Accurate Delivery
An instructional note explains that a squared hip and shoulder stance toward the target improves footwork alignment. It emphasizes a straight first step and successive steps, keeping the arm swing in line to reduce off line deliveries.
Belated Birthday Present Ball Helps Broncos Beat Bengals 30 23
Denver quarterback Steve Tensi threw two first half TD passes and Floyd Little set a rushing record as the Broncos defeated Cincinnati 30 23. Lou Saban earned the game ball in his AFL coaching win over his old mentor Paul Brown, now 2 1 against Brown in regular season play.
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Associated Press
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Glouster over Southern 48 to 14 in non league clash
Roger Jenkins scored three times including a 68 yard run to spur Glouster to a 48-14 win over Southern. Glouster improves to 4-3 while Southern drops to 2-5. Dennis Davis added a 44 yard TD run and 69 yard TD pass to Greg Irwin.
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