Cowboys Stop Packers In Dallas Showdown At Cotton Bowl
Dallas finally defeated Green Bay ending the Packers long run of success against their hosts. Coach Tom Landry praised the Cowboys’ well coordinated effort and noted many youngsters contributed as Dallas halted Green Bay from scoring a touchdown for the first time in 32 games. Hornung called Dallas’ defense toughest faced this year as 67,954 packed Cotton Bowl for a landmark crowd. Colin Rideway, the Australian, also featured in the attendance.
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Hall of Famer Paul Waner Dies at 62 in Sarasota
Sarasota remembers Hall of Famer Paul Waner known as Tig Poison dead at 62 after years of ill health. star of Pirates brother duo with Lloyd Waner and noted golfer who won the 1938 National Baseball Players Golf Championship beating Babe Ruth. The pair, both left fielders, formed one of baseballs famous siblings pairs.
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Browns Dominate West in Preseason Display
Cleveland, led by Jim Brown and rookie Dale Lindsay, routed the Detroit Lions 20 14 after a strong preseason run that included six Western Division victims. Dallas Cowboys and other NFL teams posted notable results as the league heated toward the regular season.
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Goat That Liked Lip Is Missing
A Lexington goat named Alice, owned by Henry Faulkner, has disappeared from a nearby farm. Faulkner offers a $100 reward for Alice's return. The quirky animal has a past in Palm Beach and has been jailed twice for crying loudly at night.
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Baytown tops AP choices as 3A football opens
Baytown leads the 3A slate as Pharr-San Juan-Alamo waits to open. The AP roundup notes Class AAA feature matchups, with Palacios sitting out, and East Chambers facing Hamshire-Fannett in Class A while a long list of AAAA through Eight-Man games awaits Sept 10.
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Better Relations With Poles Eyed
President Johnson plans to send Luftmaster General John A. Stonouski as ambassador to Poland to halt a slide in Washington Warsaw ties. Official sources say he will limit U S contacts with Communist China in Warsaw. The 129th talks with Chinese representatives are set for Sept. 16.
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