Giants Rally Past Steelers 27-24 In Trick Play Finish
Fran Tarkenton sparked the Giants with a 39 yard winning touchdown pass to Joe Morrison in the final minutes as New York edged Pittsburgh 27-24. Tarkenton accounted for all three Giants scores and sustained a bruised hip but stayed in to cap the comeback. Kent Nix connected twice for Pittsburgh with John Hilton and Dick Compton among receivers, but the Steelers fell to 1-4.
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Vikings Upset Packers 10-7 in Week Exhibition Clash
Minnesota with two interceptions converts to a fourth quarter TD and 12-yard field goal to stun Green Bay 10-7. Kapp completes two passes, Osborn key runs, Cox kicks game winner with eight seconds left. Packers fail to sustain drives as Bratkowski starts in place of Starr.
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Bruins Dominate Canadiens 6-2 As Esposito Nets Four
Boston star Phil Esposito scored four goals to pace the Bruins past Montreal 6-2 in a NHL game. The former Black Hawk notched his first career hat trick and the Bruins’ first four-goal performance since 1966, with John McKenzie and Glen Sather adding goals. Montreal scorers Yvan Courneyer and Jean Beliveau answered early.
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Browns Hold Off Cardinals 20-16 in NFL Thriller
Cleveland converts three first half breaks into two Ryan touchdown passes and a Groza field goal to beat St. Louis 20-16. Hart and the Cardinals rally with three Bakken field goals but fall short as Cleveland ties for Century Division lead.
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Falcons, Redskins end in 20 20 tie on Traynham field goal
Atlanta unable to win, WASHINGTON Redskins tied 20-20 as Wade Traynham kicked a final yard field goal to force a stalemate. Sonny JurgensonDirected late drive for Washington, Tommy Nobis blocked extra point, Nofsinger led Falcons comeback. Junior Coffey scored Falcons first TD.
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Red Wings Edge Rangers 3-2 in NHL thriller
Detroit clears a two-goal deficit in the final period to beat New York 3-2. Gordie Howe scores in his 22nd Wing season on a pass from John Brenneman. Penalties and turnovers marred the game as Washington and Atlanta clash. crowd of 12,744 watches pivotal late scoring.
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Maple Leafs Triumph 5-3 Over Black Hawks
Toronto held off a late Chicago surge to beat the Black Hawks 5-3. Ken Wharram scored for Chicago as injuries depleted the Hawks who used six rookies while Dave Dryden faced 33 shots and Johnny Bower stopped 35.
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Wings Beat Rangers in Season Opener Rally
Gardner subbed for injured Crozier as Detroit trailed 2-0 in the second period. Wayne Neilson scored on a break from Orland Kurtenbach, while Norm Ullman rushed in to beat goaltender Gardner for Detroit. The Wings notched their first win, while the Rangers, after a 6-3 opener win over Chicago, dropped to 1-1.
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49ers Rally Past Eagles 28 27 on late drive
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie orchestrated an 80 yard late drive capped by a Willard four yard TD run and a Davis extra point to beat Philadelphia 28 27. Brodie completed 17 of 28 passes for 216 yards as the defense stifled a late Eagles bid.
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Bears Defeat Lions 14-3 Behind Stifling Defense
Chicago edges Detroit 14-3 as Bennie McRae scores on a fourth quarter TD after a key interception. Walter Payton style rushing by Gale Sayers yields 142 yards on 22 carries but the offense stalls in the red zone, with a missed Percival field goal sealing the win. Chicago's defense force two crucial turnovers and sets up short scoring chances.
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Oilers Trade Trull For Pats Selection
New York UPI report says the Houston Oilers traded quarterback Don Trull to the Boston Patriots for a draft choice. Trull was deemed expendable after Houston acquired Pete Beathard from Kansas City in the Ernie Ladd deal, as Wally Lemm shifted toward Beathard and Concannon during a 28-28 tie with Chicago.
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Cowboys Edge Saints 14 10 in Rain Soaked AFLN Game
Dallas Cowboys beat New Orleans Saints 14 to 10 as Lance Rentzel caught a 20 yard halftime pass for the winner. Don Perkins and Rentzel provided Dallas scoring while Saints QB Gary Cuozzo and Bill Kilmer faced penalties and key defensive plays.
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Rams Tie Colts 24 24 on late Gabriel pass
Roman Gabriel connected with Bernie Casey for a 16 yard TD with 2:57 left to force a 24 24 tie with the Baltimore Colts as Los Angeles rallied. Unitas chased the career passing record but saw a late interception by Maxie Baughan end Baltimore’s dash at perfection.
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Senior City League Plans Annual Dinner
President Earl Mastin announced the league will stage its annual dinner on October 30 at 7 30 p m in Pacelli's restaurant on Main Street. All league players are invited as guests of the loop and fans may obtain tickets at the door.
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Hockey Results Roundup From Saturday and Sunday
National League late games feature Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 2 with Minnesota and California also playing. Detroit 3 New York and Boston 2 Montreal 2 Toronto 2 Chicago 2. Minnesota visits Los Angeles at night. American League results include Cleveland 4 Springtie 7 and Cleveland 4, Quenec 2. Bravinesce meonefield 4 race 7.
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