Jets Upset Chiefs Shocks Fans At Shea Stadium
Weeb Ewbank lauds unlikely win as Jets defeat the powerful Kansas City Chiefs 13 to 10 at Shea. Clovis Swinney, a former Arkansas used-car salesman, starts on defense after brief training amid injuries. chaos and wind factor into the surreal result. The Giants rise with Tarkenton support and breakout plays from Charlie Evans and Coleman Zeno.
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Halas
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Buddy Ryan
Len Dawson
Shea
Jan Stenerud
Bob Howfield
Charlie Evans
Coleman Zeno
Fran Tarkenton
Dick Shiner
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Colts Rally Past Rams On Bizarre Monday Night
Baltimore edges Los Angeles 24-7 as a plastered thumb, a garbage can runner, and roughing-the-kicker penalties fuel the rally. Mike Curtis and Tom Matte spark the win with key plays in the fourth quarter at Memorial Stadium.
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Tom Curtis
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Redskins tainted by Allen's old guard cohort
The Los Angeles Rams near the Redskins old coach George Allen in Philadelphia this week as several former Rams, now in Washington burgundy and gold, face scrutiny over Allen's grueling style. Veterans like Diron Talbert and John Wilbur weigh in while questions linger about ending strength and late-season fatigue. Robertson and Elmendorf, two Rams draft picks used by Washington, emerge as notable players in the shift.
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Cy Young would have frowned
The Cy Young winner Ferguson Jenkins drew strong votes, but one committee member excluded him. The piece notes Jenkins 24 wins and low walks, Seaver’s omission on five ballots, and Jenkins high regard and salary implications. It frames Jenkins as overdue for lasting recognition and potential endorsement deals.
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al Downing
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Grover Cleveland Alexander
Carl Hubbel
Robin Roberts
Warren Spahn
Chicago
Leo Durocher
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Joe Pepitone
Bob Gibson
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