Packers Hammer Rams as Starr, Hornung Shine in 24-13 Win
Green Bay built an early lead with Paul Hornung scoring on a pair of drives and Bart Starr connecting for a 80 yard strike to Jerry Rice? No, to Pitts for a TD. Starr went 32 of 20 for 257 yards while the Packers defense limited the Rams’ output, and Bruce Gossett added two field goals for L.A. before Green Bay pulled away.
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UPI
Fleming
Green Bay Packers
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Starr
Hornung
Wrappedi
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Elijah Green Bay
Pitts
Los
Angeles Rams
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Roman
Los Angeles
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Chander
Chandler
Gosset
Gossett
Boss
Chandler Taanue
Don Chandler
Bruce Gossett
Carroll Dale
Marv
Redskins Triumph Over Steelers 33-27 in Week Victory
Washington edged Pittsburgh 33-27 as Sonny Jurgensen threw two touchdown passes and rookie Charlie Gogolak debuted with four field goals. Gogolak's 41 47 and 29 yarders in the first period and a 15 yard boot in the fourth helped lift the Redskins to their first win.
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UPI
Washington Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Charlie
Gogolak
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jurgensen
Steelers
Redskins
Jim Shorter
Ron Smith
Charley Taylor
Bobby Mitchell
Washington
Bobby
Mitchell
Taylor
Smith
Gary Ballman
Jim Bradshaw
Jurgenseny
Bill Lau
Bradshaw
Vicory
Detroit Lions
Ballman
Steeler
Mike Clark
Clark
Hame
Finsburan Iw Oy
Washington Pan
WASH
Gagslak
PITT
Bollman
R. Smith
J. Bradshaw
Clack
Wash—Taylor
Wash—Ailichell
Gonolok
Witt
Wasty
Downs
City Kickers Triumph Over Czecho-Slovaks 9 to 2
City Soccer Club routed the Czecho-Slovakian club of New York 9 to 2. Jimmy White opened the scoring at 20 minutes, aided by Bobby Dikranian. White added a second hat trick along with goals from McGloin, McGuigan, and Gillespie as New York rallied 4-2 before White and Dikranian sealed the win. City reserves beat Czech reserves 4-1 in the preliminary.
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New York
Bridgeport
Jimmy White
Bobby Dikranian
Jimmy McGloin
Joe McGuigan
White
Joe Orchar
Ian Gillespie
Jack Flemming
Davey Balmforth
Dikranian
Gillespie
Casey
Chacurian
Whinzer
Milford All Stars Defeat Lycoming 8 to 2
Milford All Stars routed Lycoming with an 8 to 2 victory in a pitched contest. Mil ford players showcased strong offense while Lycoming struggled to prevent key scores from Milford.
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Milford All Stars
Lycoming
Feedan
Midshall Ma
James Dichello Nets Hole-in-One at Mill River
James Dichello of Trumbull scored a hole-in-one yesterday at Mill River Field. At Mill River Country Club the 20-yard shot was made with a seven iron on the twelfth hole. The event benefited the James Dichello fund and involved local firefighters and community members.
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James DiChello
Trumbull
Raybestos
Mill River Country Club
Stratford Police de la
Milford Post
DiChello
Ford Fire Department
Stan Ramik
Tat Rossi
Milford Fire Department
Tom Montesi
Snead Tosses Three TD Passes in Eagles Win over Giants
Norman Snead threw three touchdown passes as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the winless New York Giants 38 to 17. Snead connected with Timmy Brown for a seven yard score and Pete Retzlaff for 37 and 51 total yards in under two minutes of the second quarter, then found Earl Gros for a 30 yard strike in the third. Brown and Gros added rushing TDs, Retzlaff had five receptions for 120 yards, and Izzy Lang left early with an injury as Gros carried the offense with 35 yards on 11 carries.
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UPI
Norman Snead
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Eagle
Timmy Brown
Pete Retzlaff
Eagles
Giants
Earl Gros
Brown
Gros
Snead
Giant
Retzlaff
Clarence Chartes
Ron Goodman
Pete Gogolak
Earl Morrall
Homer Jones
Aaron Martin
Gary Wood
Joe Morrison
Gogolak
Dave Lloyd
Morrall
Mike Morgan
Jim Nettles
Snea
Baker
Morrison
Weed
Milt Plum Leads Lions Past Falcons 28 10 in Detroit
Milt Plum completed 13 of 16 passes in the first half and connected on four completions for touchdowns in Detroit's 28-10 win over Atlanta. The Lions built a 21-0 lead behind Plum's scoring throws to Looney and Kramer, with Nowatzke adding a late TD. Atlanta's Ernie Wheelwright scored late in the half for the visitors.
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UPI
Milt Plum
Gail Coodill
Plum
Detroit Lions
Lions
Atlanta
Looney
Ernie Wheel
r \wright
Lou Kirouac
Blancas Wins Greater Seattle Everett Open at 18 Under
Homero Blancas captured the Greater Seattle Everett Open with an 18 under par 266 total and a final round 70. Jacky Cupit rallied to 267 after a 66 final round while Blancas held on with late back nine bogeys. Blancas, the 1965 PGA rookie of the year from Houston, earned $6,600 for the victory. Paul Bondeson and Don Bies tied for second at 271, with Dave Hill fifth at 274.
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Everett
Wash
UPI
Homero Blancas
Jacky Cupit
Cupit
Blancas
Chenkar
Houston
Eagle
Paul Bondeson
Don Bies
Bondeson
Bies
Dave Hill
Yeti
Chiefs Thrash Patriots In Dawson Five TDs Rally
Len Dawson threw five touchdown passes as the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Boston Patriots 43 to 24. Burford caught three scores including a 26 yarder, with McClinton and Garrett adding touchdowns. Robinson returned a Babe Parilli interception for a 29 yard score. Brooker added two conversions and 11 yard field goal.
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UPI
Len Dawson
Chris Burford
Kansas City
Patriots
Chiefs
Dawson
Burford
Curtis McClinton
Mike Garrett
John Robinson
Babe Parilli
Tommy Brooker
Michaels Leads Colts Past 49ers 36 14 in Baltimore
Lou Michaels kicked five field goals tying the NFL record as the Baltimore Colts defeated the San Francisco 49ers 36 to 14. Michaels scored 18 points, while Johnny Unitas threw two TD passes to Mackey and Wilson. The 49ers scored on a Brodie to Casey to end the opening period and a Mira to Kramer late.
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Lou Michaels
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Forty Niners
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Roger LeClerc
Jim Bakken
John Brodie
Johnny Unitas
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John Mackey
Butch Wilson
Alvin Haymond
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Jimmy Orr
Mackey
Lenny Moore
Bernie Casey
Brodie
George Mira
Kent Kramer
Tommy Davis
Sen Franz
Davis
Miachees
Walt—Maockey
Unilos
Balt
Michels
Balt—Moore
Balt—Wilson
Unites
Keel
Mira
Davisick
Bolt
Chiefs Rally Past Patriots in 4th Quarter Showdown
Kansas City overcame Boston 176 to craft a 20 point fourth quarter burst at Fenway Park before 22,641 fans. Tom Daw son and Ken Burford connected on multiple plays, while Jim Nance scored twice for New England and Gino Cappelletti added a field goal and two extra points.
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Patriot
Jim ‘Nance
Fenway Park
Larry Garron
Parilli
Gino Cappelletti
Patriots
Chiefs
Boston
Kansas
Ken Burford
Dawson
Brooker
Kc—Robinson
Bos—Nance
Cappelletti
BOS
Clarke 66-yard return lifts Bills over Oilers in AFL clash
Hagood Clarke returned a 66 yard interception for a touchdown with 27 seconds left as the Buffalo Bills beat the Houston Oilers 27 to 20. Buffalo built a 20-6 lead before Houston tied it 20-20 with two late TDs. Clarke’s clinching run capped a thrilling finish at War Memorial Stadium before 42,526 fans.
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UPI
Hagood Clarke
Buffalo Bills
Houston Oilers
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Houston
Oilers
Clarke
George Blanda
War Memorial Stadium
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Bobby Burnett
Booth Lusteg
Blanda
Odle Burrell
Chuck Frazier
Lustey
Buff—Carlton
Fan
Buff—Burnett
Kemp Holanda
Hou—Burrell
New York
MU Frazier
Blanda Mua
Mat Rupe Clarke
Oston
Lusten
Miami
City
Hall
San Diego
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
Boston
Cowboys Triumph Over Vikings 28-17 on late surge
Dallas broke a 0–0 pass drought with Meredith finds Hayes and Dial, then Reeves for the clincher as the Cowboys beat Minnesota 28–17 to stay unbeaten in the NFL Eastern Division. Tarkenton, Lindsey and Brown led the Vikings, but Dallas surged 11 yards TD drive late. Att 64,118.
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Dallas Cowboys
Don Meredith
Minnesota Vikings
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Bob Hayes
Buddy Dial
Reeves
Cowboys
New York Siants
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Tom Hall
Fred Cox
Dial
Pettis Norman
Hayes
Jim Lindsey
Tarkenton
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Brown
Lindsey
Preston Carpenter
Washington
Bates
Minnesota
Minni
Cardinals Rally To Top Browns 34 28 In Cleveland
The St. Louis Cardinals erased a 28 14 deficit in the third quarter behind Charley Johnson 58 yard TD pass to Jackie Smith and a 22 yard scoring run by Prentice Gautt to beat the Browns 34 28 in Cleveland Leroy Kelly scored twice including a 57 yard TD but the Cardinals halted Cleveland’s late push with a forced turnover and a failed late end zone pass Coxed by Johnson and Gautt led the Cards to the comeback win with Bakken missing the extra point after a lengthy streak.
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UPI
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Johnson
Browns
Leroy Kelly
Brown
Cardinal
Johnson
Jackie Smith
Billy Grambell
St. Louis
Prentice Gautt
Gautt
Jim Bakken
NFL
Frank Ryan
Milt Morin
Kelly
Ross Fichtner
Lou Groza
Groza
Ernie Green
Ryan
Roy Shivers
Ollie Matson
Sonny Randle
Cleve—Green
Shivers
Bakken
Cleve—Kelly
Randall
St.l.smith
Namath Sparks Jets To Victory Over Broncos
Jets defeat Broncos 16 7 as Joe Namath guides late scoring drive for only TD. Namath 206 yards passing with a late five yard TD to Matt Snell, while Jim Turner adds three field goals after early misses. Denver’s Mickey Slaughter hits Charlie Mitchell on a 67 yard TD pass. Namath suffers miscues with two interceptions.
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UPI
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Denver Broncos
Ray Malavasi
Namath
Jets
New York
Matt Snell
Jim Turner
Turner
Mickey Slaughter
Charlie Mitchell
Houston
Snell
Bill Mathis
Don Maynard
Mathis
Goldie Sellers
Slaughter
John McCormick
McCormick
Verlin Biggs
Ben—Mitchell
Bridgeport Fire Dept Wins Second State Tourney Title
Bridgeport Fire Dept wins the second annual State Fire Department tournament at Seaside Park with a 10-3 victory over North Haven in the final. North Haven reached the final by defeating Long Hill 20-10, while Bridgeport beat Truck Five 9-8 on a bases loaded single by Joe Arlio. Joe Arlio earns MVP as Bridgeport, led by Mike Pisani, Gino Carloni, Rebel Hall and Arlio, takes the first place trophy from Commissioner Knapp.
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Bridgeport Fire Dept
Seaside Park
North Haven Fire Dept
North Haven
Long Hill
Bridgeport
Truck Five
Joe Arlio
Mike Pisani
Gino Carloni
Rebel Hall
Arlio
Newtown
Knapp
Andy Dolyak
Lou Damico
Sonny Mastriani
M.V.P
Vito J. Dentato
Late Saturday Scores From Softball and Football Mix
A scrambled list of late Saturday scores shows teams across the East, Midwest, Southwest, and West posting varied results. Notable games include Kentucky a 0 loss to Florida 23, Georgia 43 over YMC 7, and Michigan 17 at California 7. Remaining lines list mismatched team pairings and unclear city or state annotations.
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Whore Island
Temple
Kingapoint
Montclair State
East Sirwondshure
Westchester
Knlppenshure
ITH Madama
Ta. Tech
Missinsipot
Kentucky
Vlorida
Miami
Fla
Tulane
Texas AM
the Clade
Richmond
Tampa
Bowling Green
Vurman
Naudsou
Georgia
YMC
Memphis St
Carolina
Va. Tech
Georan
Washington
Weat
Virginia
William and Mary
Midwest
Dayton
Cincinnati
Mami
Ohio
Xavier
Nakota
Idaho State
Southwest Texan
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