Dooley Boots Free Kick For Bears Victory Over Packers
Mac Percival kicked a 43 yard field goal on a rarely used free kick with 26 seconds left to lift the Chicago Bears to a 13 10 win over Green Bay at Lambeau. Gale Sayers rushed for 205 yards as Chicago moved into a Central co lead with Minnesota.
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Turning point or not Iowa tops Minnesota 35 28 in road win
Iowa sophomore Arnie Lawrence scored four touchdowns marking a milestone since 1928 as Iowa beat Minnesota 35 28 on the road. Coach Ray Nagel praised the defense in the second half and noted the emergence of freshmen while fans questioned if the win signals a real turnaround in Big Ten play.
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Graham Hill Wins Crown At Mexican Grand Prix
Graham Hill of England won his second world championship at the seventh Mexican Grand Prix in Mexico City. Bruce McLaren of New Zealand finished second and England’s Jackie Oliver third as Hulme escaped unharmed after his McLaren Ford burned when a shock absorber failure dropped one side of the car on lap 11. Hill’s 65-lap pace averaged 167.053 kph, with a total time of 1 hour 56 minutes 43.95 seconds for the 5-kilometer course.
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Caray Improves After Traffic Crash in St Louis
Harry Caray the longtime St Louis Cardinals broadcaster was removed from the critical list and listed as alert after a Sunday crash. He suffered fractures to both legs, facial lacerations and a shoulder injury from being struck while crossing a rain slick street. Police ticketed the driver for lack of license and Caray for crossing mid block.
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Measuring for Iowa Hoffman Eyes Northwestern Clash
Iowa eyes improvement in offense and defense as they host Northwestern in Iowa Stadium. The Wildcats arrive with a 1-6 mark but have faced six top ten teams, including Miami Florida, Southern California, Purdue, Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Michigan. Northwestern’s tough schedule contrasts with Iowa’s 2-1 edge against common foes Purdue Wisconsin and Notre Dame.
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