Mt Anthony Football Struggles Highlight O line and Kicking Concerns
Mt Anthony’s season centers on a weak ground attack averaging in the 80s while John Hart and wing backs Fairley and Wry supply the only consistent offense. The line’s inability to create holes and a poor kicking game define the Patriots’ fate as they head to Brattleboro seeking a .500 season.
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Giants win Gotham bragging rights in first meeting with Jets
The New York Giants defeated the Jets 22 to 10 at Shea Stadium in the first regular season clash between the crosstown teams. Giants surged for 16 points in 1:54 of the third quarter after a sluggish start, while Jets played the game without Namath Snell and Boozer. Jets coach Ewbank blamed missing stars for the loss despite leading 10-3 early in the third.
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Giants Rally For Victory Over Jets In Nervy Soaring Finish
Fran Tarkenton connected on a 50 yard strike to Ron Johnson and a TD to Bob Tucker as the Giants seized the lead early in the fourth. Willie Williams intercepted Woodall to fuel a late Jets push amid heated sideline exchanges and a club coaching rally.
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Longhorns Take Top Spot as Buckeyes Drop to Third
Texas rises to No 1 in the UPI college football poll with 321 points and seven first place votes. Notre Dame is second with 309, Ohio State falls to third with 289. Nebraska remains fourth and Stanford moves to fifth in the weekly rankings.
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Patriots face weekend clash amid injury list and Rush health scare
Boston Patriots coach Clive Rush to rest after a dizzy spell and a fast heartbeat triggers doctor check. President Bill Sullivan delays full statement until X rays and a doctor report arrive as the injury plagued club plans for Sundays against the St. Louis Cardinals. Other players sidelined or limited include Ike Lassiter, Tom Neville, Bake Turner, Mike Montler, Ron Sellers, John Bramlett, Mel Witt, J.R. Williamson, Tov Beer, and Ron Berger with various injuries.
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