You Can't Rest On Your Laurels
The Baltimore Colts are wary after a 44-0 win over Atlanta as they hold a 11-1 record and lead the Coastal Division with two games left. The Rams and Packers loom, with Los Angeles clinching pace after a 31-3 win at Minnesota and Green Bay fighting to stay in the division race amid a 5-6-1 mark.
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Chargers and Alworth fuel 47 23 rout of Broncos
Hadl threw five TD passes, four to Lance Alworth, as the Chargers beat Denver 47-23 to stay in the AFC West title chase. San Diego 9-3 trails Oakland and Kansas City by one with two weeks left. Alworth set a single-game club mark with 24 points on nine receptions for 171 yards. Maynard broke pro season yardage records for the Jets in a 35-17 win over Miami.
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Cheevers Notches First Shutout Of Ice Season
Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers earned his first shutout of the season against Minnesota, while North Star netminder Cesare Maniago dazzled with 42 saves. Bruins stay two points behind NHL East leader Montreal and behind second-place Newark after a 2-0 win highlighted by McKenzie and Murphy scoring, and Sinden praising Maniago’s acrobatics.
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Roll-A-Way Quintette Beats Oak Hill In Pro Bowling Card
Roll-A-Way Quintette defeats Oak Hill 80 75 45 23 143 pins overall. Pat Tarbox tops locals with 312, Lillian Camire 305, Sue Hubert close behind. Oak Hill leader D Held 310 leads visitors 310 total in a regional bowling recap with scores and standings.
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NFL Standings and Week Results From Eastern Conference
NFL standings show Dallas atop the East with 10 2 83 in the CapitaI Division. Philadelphia and New York trails, with Baltimore and San Francisco leading their respective Western Coast and Central divisions. Sunday scores include Baltimore 44 Atlanta 0 and Cleveland 45 New York 10. Upcoming games list Baltimore at Green Bay Chicago at Los Angeles Detroit at Atlanta Minnesota at San Francisco New Orleans at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Dallas St Louis at New York.
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Rangers Lose No 1 Status In East After Chicago Loss
The Rangers fall to No 2 in the NHL East after Montreal’s 3-1 win over Chicago, with Rousseau and Va chon steering the Canadiens. New York led early on TKaczuk and Stewart goals, but Ra telle’s late tally and strong Chicago pressure shifted the outcome despite 39 saves by Bruce Gamble.
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Gus Johnson Sparks Bullets Past Chicago
Gus Johnson came off the bench to score 19 of his 20 points in the second half as the Baltimore Bullets defeated the Chicago Bulls 110 100 to move into a share of the Eastern Division lead. Johnson’s seven straight third quarter points helped build a 62 55 advantage that the Bullets never relinquished.
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Lakers top Bucks as Baylor shines off bench
In a tight 107 106 game, the Lakers relied on reserve contributors and Elgin Baylor who scored four points to push past Milwaukee. Jay Cartwright and Cliff Anderson added timely baskets while Johnny Egan tallied 27. San Diego beat San Francisco by seven points in the final period with Kojis and Elvin Hayes scoring 30 and 29 respectively.
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College Scores and Olympic Loss Mark Los Angeles News
EAST ARMY 21 NAVY 14. BOSTON COLLEGE 40 HOLY CROSS 20. COAST GUARD 40 PMC 1. SOUTH ALABAMA 24 AUBURN 16. TENNESSEE 10 VANDERBILT 7. FLORIDA 14 MIAMI FLA 10. OKLAHOMA TIED. SAN JOSE STATE 25. SOUTHERN CAL 21 NOTRE DAME 21. LOS ANGELES AP reports John J. Garland longtime IOC delegate died in a LA hospital at 66 while he pressed to bring the 1976 Games to LA. He fell ill last Thursday.
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Southern Cal Faces Rose Bowl Tilt After Tie With Notre Dame
USC dropped from No 1 potential after a 21 21 tie with Notre Dame and must wait for a bowl season vote. O J Simpson lamented the stalemate as coach John McKay and Ara Parseghian weighed the ranking implications. Notre Dame, 7 2 1, led 21 7 at halftime before USC rallied, but key misses sealed the result. The AP poll will follow bowl outcomes with Penn State and others in the mix.
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