Oilers Hold Off Bills Rally To Start 1962 Season
Oilers survive Bills late surge to win 28-23 and stop a season-opening collapse. Billy Cannon and Charles Tolar pace the ground attack with 205 rushing yards as Houston’s line blocks for a strong run game. Bob Blanda connects for 185 yards with one TD, while Buffalo’s defense and a pivotal Art Baker kickoff return keep the game close. The Oilers head to Boston to face the Patriots at historic Stadium in a 2 p.m. ET kickoff.
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NFL Opens 43rd Season Green Bay Browns Shine
Green Bay and Cleveland emerge as favorites as the NFL opens its 43rd season. Packer stars pace a strong preseason run while the Browns, led by Jim Ninowski and Gary Collins, close exhibitions with decisive wins. Other Week 1 games include Pittsburgh at Detroit and Philadelphia at St. Louis. rookies star in several showcases.
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Nicklaus Dominates World Series With 69 Stroke Victory
Akron Ohio AP Jack Nicklaus, a sensational rookie in his first pro year, won the World Series of golf at Firestone by four strokes over Gary Player and Arnold Palmer. Nicklaus earned 50 000 for first, Palmer 12 500 for second, Player 12 500 for second. Nicklaus shot a closing 69 with two birdies on the 11th and 26th holes. Palmer finished 74 and Player par 70. Nicklaus has seldom finished outside the money this year, with wins only in the National Open and World Series. The report also includes notes on Palmer celebrating his 33rd birthday and candid mentions of Oilers football practice and players.
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