Colts Stunned By Rams in Opening Thriller
Rams toppled Baltimore 27-20 as Ed Meador intercepted John Unitas and Roman Gabriel threw his third TD. Giants surprised Vikings 24-23 in Webster's debut. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 27-20. Lombardi directed Washington's 26-20 win.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Deacon Jones
Goliath
Los Angeles Rams
George Allen
Rams
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Allen
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Atlanta
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Dallas
St. Louis
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Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
New Orleans
Redskins
Vince Lombardi
Don Shula
John Unitas
Meador
Unitas
Bruce Gossett
Preston Pearson
Pat Studstill
Bob Klein
Roman Gabriel
Wednell Tucker
Colts
Lou Michaels
Giants
Vikings
Alex Webster
Gary Cuozzo
Fred Cox
Webster
Fran Tarkenton
Don Herrmann
Gene Washington
Ralph Heck
Tarkenton
Earsall Mackbee
Viking
Butch Wilson
Herrmann
Warren Bankston
Lions
Tomcats Fall Again as New Lexington Routs Glouster
New Lexington reserves rallied for a 28 18 win over Glouster after a third quarter flurry. Ken Swick 67 yard run and 50 yard punt return sparked the visitors while Guinther and Irwin scored for Glouster before Irwin was injured.
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Glouster
New Lexington
Tomcats
Byron Guinther
Denny Davis
Greg Irwin
Guinther
Tomcat
John Rose
Ken Swick
Jim Kozlnowski
Linton Lewis
Mike Strohl
Irwin
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Swick
New Lex
Kozinowski
Rose
Lewis
Strohl
Davis
Harris Aids Rockets in 45-18 Victory Over Villanova
Toledo running back Tony Harris ran 30 times for 217 yards and three scores to lift the Rockets to a 45-18 season-opening win against Villanova. Fullback Dick Seymour added a 4-yard TD pass from Chuck Ealey and a 3-yard run. Ken Crots extended his NCAA record to 70 consecutive extra points. Cincinnati edged William and Mary 28-18 as Jim O'Brien kicked two field goals. Miami beat Dayton 19-9 behind 117 rushing yards from Tim Fortney and two TDs from Jim Bengala and Gary Arthur. Utah State upset Bowling Green 14-6 to hand the Falcons their first opening loss in 14 years.
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Tony Harris
Toledo
Roland Moss
NFL
Baltimore Colts
Harris
Cleveland
John F. Kennedy
Rockets
Villanova
Dick Seymour
Chuck Ealey
Ken Crots
Tim Fortney
Cleve Dickerson
Miami
Dayton
Jim Bengala
Gary Arthur
Redskins
Ron Krechting
Tony Morro
Jim O’brien
Cincinnati
Bearcats
William & Mary
O’brien
Tion
Utah State
Bowling Green
BSU
Vern Wireman
Fred Mathews
Bowling Doctor Advises Longer Arm Swing For Speed
A bowling column advises increasing ball speed by extending the arm swing arc. Hold the ball higher under the chin to lengthen the swing and gain speed, with the stance elevation aiding the motion.
Broncos and Bengals upset NFL rivals in Sunday games
Denver overwhelmed the world champion New York Jets 21 to 19 after trailing 13 0. Pete Liske led the comeback with two touchdown passes and Floyd Little piled up 104 rushing yards. Cincinnati toppled the San Diego Chargers 34 to 20 as Greg Cook counted four touchdowns.
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Robert Moore
Associated Press
Denver
Broncos
New York Jets
Colorado
Pete Liske
Jets
Joe Namath
Liske
Steve Tensi
Mike Heffner
al Denson
Syracuse
San Diego Chargers
Kansas City
Boston
Houston
Buffalo
Oakland
Miami
Pro Grid Bombs Passes In AFL Kansas City Rout
Key plays open with Bob Trumpy to Bruce Coslet for 39 yards and Speedy Thomas for nine. Cincinnati leads 17 13 at halftime after a Cook Thomas TD. Lennie Dawson and Mike Garrett pace KC to a leader rout with 5 000 yard ground milestone for Lowe. O J Simpson shines as Bills fall to Houston and Bethard to Reed Hopkins combo. Blanda nails 47 yard FG as Oakland edges Miami.
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Bob Trumpy
Bruce Coslet
Speedy Thomas
San Diego
Brad Hubbard
John Hadl
Gary Garrison
Cincinnati
Bengals
Lennie Dawson
Mike Garrett
Kansas City
Boston
Dawson
Otis Taylor
Garrett
Chiefs
Paul Lowe
Houston
Bills
California
O. J. Simpson
Pete Bethard
Buffalo
Alvin Reed
Roy Hopkins
Simpson
George Blanda
Oaklandts
Dolphins
Ohio College Scores Highlight Weekend Upsets
Ohio University 35 Kent State 0. Toledo 45 Villanova 19. Miami 19 Dayton 9. Utah State 14 Bowling Green 6. Buffalo 17 Xavier 0. Marietta 14 Westminster 8. Ohio Northern 27 Edinboro State 1. Mount Union 20 Rochester 14. Kenyon 33 Centre Ky 2. Denison 18 California Pa 7. Otterbein 28 Susquehanna 27. Anderson Ind 34 Wilmington 3. Cincinnati 26 William & Mary 8. Western Illinois 35 Youngstown State 28. Akron 40 Tempe 0. Taylor 72 Bluffton 0. Muskingum 27 West Liberty 7. Baldwin-Wallace 5 Findlay Defiance 48. Adrian 13 Central State 19 Maryland State 15.
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Wilmington
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William & Mary
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Akron
Tempe
Taylor
Bluffton
Muskingum
West Liberty
Baldwin-Wallace
Findlay
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