Hayes Still Winning Races for Dallas Cowboys
Bob Hayes, the 22-year-old rookie wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys, sealed a playoff berth with two first-half touchdowns in a 38-20 win over the New York Giants. He surpassed 1,000 receiving yards for the season, the first Cowboys rookie to do so since 1961, and likened his impact to Gale Sayers while acknowledging there is more to learn about routes and accuracy.
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Cowboys Miami Bound as Brodie’s TD Bombs Spark Playoff Chase
John Brodie’s big throw show highlighted a 24 24 tie with San Francisco that forced a Packers Colts playoff at Green Bay. Green Bay defensive miscue negated by referee rule sparkled as Dallas and Detroit won, while various other NFL results shaped the postseason picture.
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NFL Standings and Sunday Results With Games Noted
Sunday results show Cleveland a 27 24 win over St Louis Washington defeated Pittsburgh 35 14 Dallas beat New York 38 20 Detroit 35 Philadelphia 28 Green Bay 24 San Francisco 24 a tie Minnesota 24 Chicago 17 Only games scheduled Baltimore at Green Bay playoff implications noted for position and postseason path
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Rutland Visits Cats Travel in SWL Showdown
Rutland boys visit Bennington High for a Southern Vermont League clash with the Sabers, led by Ed Robinson and Bob Pratt in a battle for rebounding against Caron and Deery. West Rutland also hosts Ben’s Horde in a contrasting late game as Catamounts work to improve outside shooting. Jean Claude Killy won the Oreiller Cup downhill and led the combined standings in Val d’Isere.
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Basketball Schedule for Southern Vermont Teams
Rutland at BCHS Bendi at West Rutland OV at MSJ Bellows Falls at Windsor Brattleboro at Hartford schedule notes upcoming games across Vermont towns and rivalries featuring BCHS West Rutland Windsor Hartford Brattleboro Rutland and neighboring schools.
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Halas Edges Collier As NFL Coach of Year
NEW YORK (UPI) George Halas, founder and longtime Bears figure, is named 1965 NFL Coach of the Year by United Press International. He led Chicago to nine wins in 11 games and third in a tough division after a 5-9 prior season. Blanton Collier was runner up with 13 votes. others received scattered votes. Halas, 71, is the league’s oldest coach and the second to win twice.
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Cappelletti Dominates AFL Scoring Crown Again
Gino Cappelletti, Boston Patriots star, secures his third straight AFL scoring title and fourth overall after a 28 point surge in a 42-14 win over the Houston Oilers. He surpasses Pete Gogolak as New York Jets upset Buffalo, with Cappelletti totaling 132 points for the season.
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Pats Get Huarte For Colclough
The Boston Patriots acquire quarterback John Huarte from the New York Jets in exchange for end Jimmy Colclough and a draft choice. Huarte joins veteran Babe Parilli as quarterback depth as Boston finishes a disappointing season, while Colclough departs after a strong receiving year.
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Public skating schedule at Williams College rink
Williams Massachusetts public skating times set at the hockey rink during the holiday period. It lists morning sessions from 10 to 12 and afternoon sessions from 2 to 4 with evening 7 30 to 9 30 on specified days. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Habs Fall Helps Black Hawks Narrow NHL Gap
Emile Francis earns first win as Rangers coach in a 3-2 win over the Canadiens at Madison Square Garden. Montreal's defeat lets Chicago move within two points of first place after a 5 4 win over the Detroit Red Wings, with Pat Stapleton scoring at 10 seconds left and Bobby Hull adding two goals.
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Hoosic Valley Hoopsters Rally Past HF and St Mary's
Hoosic Valley teams defeated Hoosick Falls 61 50 on Friday and St Mary’s 62 52 on Saturday. Jerry Eddy led HV with 23 points in the HF game while Bill Waterhouse scored 23 for HFCS. Eddy added 20 as HV downed St Mary's, with Dave Smith contributing 23 for the victors. The junior squads also lost, and HV faces Tamarac Tuesday at Hoosick Falls gym.
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