Falcons Edge Vikings in 10-3 Finale, Humphrey Scores
Claude Humphrey scooped a fumble and ran 24 yards for a go ahead touchdown in the second quarter as Atlanta upset Minnesota 10-3. Falcons coach Norm Van Brocklin praised the defense while Frank Wall awarded Humphrey a tie pin. Minnesota, already division champs, ends the season after a winless first quarter and spotty passing by Don Kapp.
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Atkins Retires After 17 Years With Saints
New Orleans star Doug Atkins bowed out after a 27 24 win over Pittsburgh leaving a door open for a possible return. He finished with 205 games in 17 seasons and shares the NFL longevity record with Ton Groza.
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Oldis passes on Red Sox coaching job for Montreal scouting
Former Expos coach Bob Oldis, known for his Iowa roots and family ties, refused a Boston coaching post last week to continue scouting with Montreal in 1976. He cites desire to spend more time with family and help his two sons with muscular dystrophy, while noting baseball’s bright future in Montreal but needing better weather. His rejection follows news Doug Camilli received the Boston position.
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Namath mulls future after Jets playoff loss to Chiefs
Joe Namath, battered by Kansas City and held to 14 of 40 passes in a 13-7 setback, hints that 1969 may be his last AFL season. He plans to discuss options with doctor James Nicholas and weighs another operation against continuing his football career amid knee injuries and outside ventures.
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Jane Boyd League Basketball Closed Strong Veers Past Peggy
Nesper leads Jane Boyd with 40 points as they defeated Peggy 106 to 68 in a Saturday league game behind Elam. Stamat’s Pub, Brenny, and Wayne figure in the box as Neal Envisioneeh and Web teammates show effort.
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Kennedy Wins In Gymnastics At Cedar Meet
Kennedy s gymnastics team defeated Waverly Shell Rock with Suny Belieu securing four firsts. Kevin White won the long horse with a 7.6 score as Kennedy posted strong performances Saturday night.
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Jeff JV Cagers Edge Hempstead in 58 46 Win
Cedar Rapids Jefferson junior varsity defeated Hempstead 58 to 46 on Saturday night. Doug Holland led with 11 points while Joe Engel and Matt Peterson each scored 10 as the balanced attack carried the team.
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Prairie Hawks keep perfect dual meet mark entering January clash
Cedar Rapids Prairie coach Hob Mellgren boasts a 6-0 dual record before the holiday break as nine wrestlers carry winning marks. Wes Cerveny, unbeaten in ten, leads a strong squad aiming for state success with Romick and Dubishar also rated top contenders. The Hawks prepare for a key January 10 matchup with Waterloo East after last season’s close loss to Eagle Grove.
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Big Ten Cage Carry On In Holiday Tourneys
The Big Ten remains undefeated with Tilin vis leading defenses as Wisconsin, Ohio State, Northwestern and others win in holiday tournaments. Winos won Loyola tourney in Champaign 66-63. Ohio State beat Alabama 68-? Wisconsin edged Pitt 85-? Purdue lost at Evansville 80-78. Canada: Russ Jackson named Canada's male athlete of 1969 by CP poll.
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Horn fires 5 TD passes 410 yards in win over Cardinals
Green Bay edged clear of the St Louis Cardinals 45 26 as Don Horn threw five touchdowns for 410 yards. The rookie passer connected on 22 of 42 attempts and broke the club single game yardage mark while Bart Starr watched from the sideline. defensive end Willie Davis praised the Packers as a team on the rise.
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