Westfield Bombers Crush Patriots 36-0 at Home
Westfield bombers dominated Mt. Anthony Union 36-0 as Chris McGavin and Gary Bevilacqua led a 24-0 first half surge. Mt. Anthony, now 1-4, struggled to move the ball with ground game stalled and passing erratic, while Westfield improved to 2-1-1 and controlled the line of scrimmage.
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High School Grid Scores Across State Football Night
Westfield 36 routed Mt. Anthony 0 while Middlebury beat Rutland 14 to 6 and Hartford topped Bellows Falls 26 to Spaulding 6. Numerous college games followed with Harvard edging Columbia 21 14 and Army defeating California 7 to 10.
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Bengal Boss Given Robust Salary Hike
DETROIT UPI Mayo Smith, who led the Detroit Tigers to a World Series title, signed a new two year contract raising his pay by about 10 000 to 15 000 per year bringing his salary to roughly 50 000 60 000 annually. General Manager Jim Campbell may keep three of four coaches as spring training nears with decisions on the staff pending.
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Chargers Stop Raiders Streak In AFL Clash
San Diego defense shuts down Oakland 23-14 ending the Raiders 14 game win streak. John Hadl connects with Lance Alworth for a 38 yard TD, then Dennis Partee adds field goals. Pats, Broncos, Chiefs wins and Jets loss reshape AFC play.
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Green Bay Holds Ram Post Mortem After Close Loss
Rams defeat Packers 16 14 on Bruce Gossett field goal with 55 seconds left after a controversial pass interference penalty on Herb Adderley. Snow called the call a judgment play while Adderley disputed it as unexpected.
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Brash Buckeyes sniffing roses after upset of Purdue
Ohio State stunned No 1 Purdue 13-0 as its swarming defense limited Leroy Keyes to 19 rushing yards and 44 receiving yards. Ted Provost and Jim Stillwagon returned interceptions for touchdowns, Bill Long added a 14 yard run. OJ Simpson piled up 220 yards in USC win.
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