Dallas 34 Eagles 14 dominant Cowboys win
Dallas outgained Philadelphia with 257 passing yards and 75 rushing yards while forcing a turnover. Clark connected on two field goals and Perry Wright and Baynham added scores as Dallas built a 34 point lead. The Eagles stayed scoreless until late in the fourth quarter with Ditka and Snead connecting on a late score.
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Persins
Baynham
Ditka
Snead
Colts Rout 49ers 42 14 in Week Rematch
In a NFL clash at Baltimore the Colts defeated the 49ers 42 to 14. Plays featured kickoff returns, multiple Patterson and Mackey highlights, and consistent kicking by Michaels as Unitas Morall and Brodie connected on several passes.
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Te Balb-Mackey
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Mackey
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Olympics Medal Standings Gid Sil Baz
Iran leads with one gold zero silver zero bronze. Hungary, Kenya, Tunisia, Ethiopia, Poland follow with mixed counts. Final tallies show varying golds and silvers across nations.
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Hull Signs as Chicago Wins
Chicago Black Hawks with Bobby Hull back in action defeated the New York Rangers 5 to 2 in an NHL game. It was Chicago’s second win in as many games. Hull had retired earlier in the week during a contract dispute and was signed hours before game time. The contract amount was not disclosed, but Hull was reported seeking about $100000 per year.
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Chicago Black Hawks
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New York Rangers
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James and Dedic Win Senior Go Kart Races
Paul James and Dean Dedic won the Senior I and Senior II events in Linn Go Kart races on Sunday. Randy Rooney took the Junior fast prize while Rod Bradley earned the Junior slow title. Larry Bachman won a juniors race. Season trophies went to James for seniors and Robin Goettsch for juniors. Lambert Goettsch received the hard luck trophy.
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Dean Dedic
Randy Rooney
Rod Bradley
Larry Bachman
James
Robin Goettsch
Lambert Goettsch
Ohio State Stuns No 1 Purdue 13 0 In Upset
Ohio State’s swarming defense limited Purdue to 57 rushing yards and 129 passing yards as linebackers and interceptions set up 13-0 victory. Keyes held to 19 rushing yards and 44 receiving yards. Long and Stillwagon contributed scores and a late defensive stop.
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Denver Upsets Jets as Namath Interceptions Mount
The Denver Broncos defeated the New York Jets 21 13 as Namath threw five picks for the second time in three games. Denver’s Fran Lynch scored early and Steve Tensi connected with Eric Crabtree for a 72 yard strike. The loss drops New York to 3 2 while Kansas City and San Diego lead the Western and Denver and Houston chase the Eastern.
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College football results scattered from multiple teams
Oklahoma State beat Houston 21 17 Principia defeated Iowa Wesleyan 42 7 and many more scores appear including Akron 27 Bradley 31 Louisville 16 Tulsa 7 and Florida State contextless results among a long list of college and prep football outcomes with numerous OCR errors and unclear pairings.
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Hannum takes helm of Oakland Oaks with sharp sea ball quip
Alex Hannum, new ABA coach of the Oakland Oaks, jokes that a red, white and blue ball belongs only on a seal's nose. Olympian Eddy Monsels decries his prelim exit and blames disappointed fans in Suriname. Bud Harrelson defends staying with a current team amid expansion rumors, mentioning Mrs. Payson’s grip on club decisions.
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Bud Harrelson
Payson
Aalex Hannum Club
Hughes Captures A Shoe Crown in Cr Open
Harold Hughes of Cedar Rapids won the class A championship in the CR Open Horseshoe tournament at Ellis Park, defeating Howard Huntley 50-45 after a 4-1 tie in regulation. Fay Wilhelm won class B and Chuck Martin claimed class C.
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Ellis Park
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Fay Wilhelm
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Chuck Martin
Harold Bushes
Wailaae C
Marr and Beard Win Music City Pro-Celebrity Prize Guitar
Dave Marr and Frank Beard won the two day Music City U S A Pro Celebrity event in Nashville. Each earned 2000 dollars for playing two days. Their prize was a Nashville made guitar with no playoff. The tourney is known for its fun atmosphere and unorthodox format.
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