Ohio State Buckeyes Thrive On Dual Quarterbacks In Big Eight Clash
Ohio State extends its winning streak to 21 and Big Ten unbeaten run to 16 with a lopsided 62-7 victory over Wisconsin behind backup Macenowski as Kern recovers from injury. Purdue looms with Heisman hopeful Mike Phipps as Ohio State eyes Purdue and Michigan for the conference title bid.
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Steve Spurrier
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UCLA
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Garvie Craw
Texas
Baylor
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Black Hawks win without superstar Hull in contract dispute
United Press International notes the Chicago Black Hawks started poorly without Bobby Hull who sat out due to a contract dispute. Esposito and Mioml star strokes propelled a Sunday night victory as the team proves they can win without Hull.
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Summer Trades Pay Dividends For Bengals and Chiefs
Cincinnati and Kansas City benefit from last summer's swap sending War ren McVea to the Chiefs for Horst Muhlmann and a future pick. Muhlmann boots late field goals, McVea shines as reserve, and both sides praise the deal as it nets key results across the league. Oakland, New York, and Miami post notable scores in AFL action as Lamonica, Biletnikoff, and Turner lead offensives.
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Hawks rout Maple Leafs to claim fourth straight win
Chicago crushed Toronto 9 0 as Esposito shone with a shutout and six goals allowed in six recent games. Pat Stapleton passed to Lou Angotti for a second period goal as the Hawks moved from last place in the Eastern Division. In the NFL, Philadelphia and Oakland tied 2 2 keeping both teams third in the Western Division with Malpin scoring for the Seals and Hampson Peters scoring for the Flyers.
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Vikings Use Jump Pass To Clobber Cleveland Browns
The Minnesota Vikings crushed the Cleveland Browns 51-3 behind Joe Kapp the unorthodox quarterback who used a jump pass for three TDs to Gene Washington Washington snagged two 16 and 10 yard scores as Minnesota extended its win streak to seven and lead in the Central Division. The article notes Rams remain 8-0 and other week results including Baltimore Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia tied Washington.
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Streaking Knicks Threaten Runaway
The New York Knicks stretched their NBA Eastern Division lead to ninth straight win and 14th in 15 by defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 112-102. Willis Reed led with 35 points, Dick Barnett 24, Bill Bradley 21, while Dave DeBusschere left with a broken nose. Jerry West had 27 for the Lakers and Elgin Baylor 24. Baltimore beat Milwaukee 116-105 to claim second in the east. Phoenix beat Detroit 149-129.
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Rutland Raiders Rally In 12 12 Tie With MSJ Mounties
A 12 12 tie stunned about 4000 fans as Rutland Raiders and MSJ Mounties played to a stalemate in the 36th meeting. MSJ, 7 0 this season, led 12 6 before Rutland rallied for the deadlock with an 84 yard kickoff return and two interceptions in the final period.
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Terry Swane
Mt. Anthony Union High School
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Windsor
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Field of Seven In International Turf Classic At Laurel
The field for the Washington D C International at Laurel grew to seven with Czar Alexander entering as the late starter. Hawaii arrives as the remaining American entry while a global cast leads the 18th running of the mile turf race with entrants from England Germany Brazil Venezuela and Japan. European and international ties shape a global lineup in the 150000 event.
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