Mt Anthony Patriots stun Golden Knights in rain soaked clash
In Schenectady Vermont's Mt Anthony Patriots upset Bishop Gibbons 20 13 after leading 13 0 as Ben Rusileski's team relied on strong defense and a late faked field goal. Denny Hart J J Moore and Scott Racicot powered the offense while Gibbons struggled on a wet field.
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Johnny U Upends Leading Packers
Unitas used a 51 second burst to rally the Baltimore Colts past Green Bay 13 10 and stay unbeaten. He threw two scoring passes after a late broken play on fourth down set up the winning drive, with Willie Richardson and Alex Hawkins delivering the decisive throws.
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Poultney Blue Devils Blank Bulldogs 12-0
Poultney defeats Burr & Burton 12-0 on a muddy Manchester field to clinch the Marble Valley League title. Joe McMorrow scores all Blue Devils points, first on a 15 yard run and later Moe Morrow adds a one yard TD. Burr & Burton halts Poultney drives and intercepts a late pass to end threats as rain limits aerial play.
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Maligned Mitchell Stars In Chiefs Win Over Jets
The Chiefs held off the Jets 42 to 18 as Willie Mitchell produced two interceptions one a 27 yard return for a touchdown. Namath was intercepted three times in the game. The win keeps Kansas City in the Western Division chase while Oakland surged to 7-1 with a 21-17 win over Denver. Buffalo routed Miami 35-13 as Cappelletti led Boston past Houston with three field goals before an ejection.
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Beavers face No 1 USC after tying UCLA and beating Purdue
Oregon State, 8 0, kept title hopes alive by tying No 2 UCLA 16 16 after a 22 14 win over No 2 Purdue. The Beavers host No 1 Southern California in Corvallis as USC aims for Rose Bowl bid.
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Bruins Leaf brawl overshadows 2-2 NHL tie
In Boston, a late stick swing by Toronto's Brian Conacher drew blood on Bobby Orr and triggered a major arena brawl as the Bruins and Leafs fought to a 2-2 draw. Orr sustained facial cuts, several players left with stitches, and penalties totaled 54 minutes. Bruins face New York next, then Oakland and Philadelphia.
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Nicklaus and Beard named PGA Tournament Committee reps
Jack Nicklaus and Frank Beard are chosen as player representatives to the PGA Tournament Committee, replacing Dan Sikes and Mason Rudolph. The two year appointments take effect immediately with a new committee chairman to be named at the November PGA meeting.
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