Badgers Tie Wild Weathered Big Ten Scrape
Northwestern coach Alex Agase cites an old poker adage as the Badgers draw 21 21 with Wisconsin in Madison. Michigan State, Minnesota, Ohio State win big while Iowa and Wisconsin officials complain about officiating. An Anamosa lawyer dies after attending the game. a game official's heart attack prompts hospital care. The Wisconsin crowd debates going for two after the final touchdown and Coatta defends pursuing victory.
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Blondes Stunt Delivers Ball to Chargers in Denver Clash
San Diego Coach Sid Gillman watched his 5-0-1 Chargers extend their unbeaten mark with a 38-21 win over Denver as Don Hadl threw three TD passes in the second half. A spectator sprinted from the stands to grab the football at the line of scrimmage, delaying play momentarily. The Jets routed Miami 34-14 to stay atop the Eastern Division while Houston upset Kansas City 24-19 and Oakland crushed Boston 48-14. Lamonica led Oakland with four TD passes as San Diego moved to first in the Western Division.
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Hart Shines as St Louis Beats Eagles 48 14
Jim Hart threw four touchdown passes for St Louis, pacing a 48 14 demolition of Philadelphia while Gale Sayers’ injury left Chicago without an offense in a Sunday NFL slate. Hart completed 16 of 29 for 267 yards as the Cardinals rolled 45 straight points.
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Browns Beat Bears In Cleveland Showdown
An NFL crowd of 83 183 watched as the Cleveland Browns defeated the Chicago Bears 24 to 0 at Cleveland. The game featured second half excitement while a security guard reportedly obeyed a "Sit Down" sign and dozed.
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Iowa Fans Call For Big Ten Clock Reform After Tie
Ray Nagel criticized officials after Iowa and Wisconsin tied 21 21 as clock confusion cost Iowa in the first half. The article notes home teams appoint official timers and suggests a sixth official be added to avoid bias in clock decisions.
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