Stout defense stalls as Patriots fall 18 7 to Colonels
Mt Anthony Brady Brattleboro battles under November wind as Bennington struggles to move the ball. Keith Hoyt starts at quarterback briefly before leaving with an injury, Kevin Murphy returns to run the offense, but Brattleboro's defense and timely plays keep Bennington from converting in a hard fought SVL clash.
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Bad day for Indians as Jets Eagles jolt Chiefs
The Washington Redskins and the Kansas City Chiefs slipped to upset losses as the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Jets capitalized on turnovers. Eagles tied the Redskins 7-7 after a late surge, while the Jets defeated the Chiefs 13-10 with a college-style defense.
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Michigan roars past Iowa as top teams hold steady
No. 3 Michigan crushed Iowa 63-7 to extend its winning streak to nine and six Big Ten victories, with Ed Shuttlesworth scoring thrice and Dan Cain setting a national record with his ninth consecutive extra point. Nebraska and Oklahoma also won, setting up looming Nov. 25 showdown.
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Peak and Valley in Earl Morrall Career
Earl Morrall, 37, in his 16th pro season, is hailed as a peak quarterback as he starts for the Baltimore Colts against the Los Angeles Rams. Once benched, Morrall’s fate is tied to the return of John Unitas, with coach Don McCafferty ready to swap in Unitas after down spells. The piece traces Morrall’s rise from forgotten Giants backup to Colts Super Bowl hero, then back to doubt after a costly Super Bowl miss, and notes his Michigan State accolades, trades, and enduring 1950s persona as a straight-arrow player with crew-cut hair. December or January will test if he remains in the lineup.
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