Pro Statistics and Scoreline Highlights From Afternoon NFL Games
Summary of multiple 1960s NFL match reports featuring Kansas City Chiefs over Boston Patriots 43 to 24 with key plays by Burford Robinson and Dawson plus field goals. Included are Chargers over Raiders 29 20 and score details with attendance figures and notable passing and rushing yardage.
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Chiefs
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Noone Yerdase
Ted B
Kansas City
Boston
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Dawson
Brooker
Kc—Robinson
Noe Nance
Cappelletti Ick
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McClinton
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Lions suspend Looney after 24 yard TD run in Atlanta game
Milt Plum threw two touchdown passes for a little life against Atlanta but Detroit faced bigger trouble as Joe Don Looney scored on a 24 yard run then refused to play the second half and was suspended by the Lions, marking a third club with which Looney had problems.
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Atlanta
Milt Plum
Lions
Joe Don Looney
Looney
Dawson Leads Chiefs To 3rd Straight Win
Len Dawson threw five TD passes, three to Chris Burford, as the Kansas City Chiefs routed the Boston Patriots 43-24 for their third consecutive victory. He completed 20 of 32 passes for 220 yards, raising his season totals to 36 of 60 for a 0.600 completion rate and 10 TDs.
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Chiefs
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Len Dawson
Chris Burford
Kansas City
Boston
Patriots
New York
San Diego
Buffalo
Duncan
John Had
Chargers
Had
Jacque McKinnon
Lance Alworth
Various college football results and pro games from weekend slate
SALL COLLEGE FOOTE Late Saturday So. California 38 Wisconsin 3 Alabama 34 Louisiana Tech 0 Mississippi 17 Kentucky 0 Florida State 23 Miami Fla 20 Tulane 21 Texas A&M 13 The Citadel 24 Richmond 6 Tampa 20 Bowling Green 13 Furman 28 Davidson 27 Georgia 43 Virginia Military 7 Memphis State 16 South Carolina 7 South Mississippi 15 SE Louisiana 13 Eastern Kentucky 26 Marshall 6 NE Louisiana 21 East Carolina 14 Dayton 23 Cincinnati 7 Miami Ohio 27 Xavier Ge 3 Louisville 16 Winds 7 Colorado 13 Baylor 7 Texas 31 Texas Tech 21 Rice 17 ey Fete 15 Kansas 35 Arizon New Mexico State 24 Arlington North Texas St 12 Texas Western Brisham Young 19 San Jose State West Texas State 49 U Pacific 7 San Diego St 38 Weber Brisham Young 19 San aus St 9 Iowate Central 20 Simpson G North Central Conference prone % State College 6 Dak State 28 Morningside 14 South Dakota 21 Montana 7 Pro Football Canadian League Toronto 29 British Columbia 27 Continental League Charleston 14 Wheeling 13 Pro League of America Des Moines 38 Grand Rapids 7 Pro Basketball Exhibition Philadelphia 118 Boston 114 Pro Hockey Toronto NHL 5 Rochester AHL 4 Fast Pitch Softball Championship Clearwater Fla 3 Providence 2 10
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Monti's Hall Wins Fall Amateur at Twin Pines
Bill Hall of Monticello fired a 33-3467 Sunday to win the Twin Pines Fall Amateur at Twin Pines golf course. Harvey Wehde, 72, was second in the championship flight, with Cedar Rapids competitors Jim Stripe and John Wall at 73 and Stan Cejka and Ron Riggenberg at 74. Flight winners included Ralph Shipler 71 and Dan Houlihan 78, plus Harold Bruner 80 and Don Steuber 82.
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Bill Hall
Monticello
Twin Pines
Harvey Wehde
Cedar Rapids
Jim Stripe
John Wall
Stan Cejka
Ron Riggenberg
Ralph Shipler
Dan Houlihan
Harold Bruner
Don Steuber
Sth
Dennis Kimm
Éth
Frank Schwarz
Don Fitzpatrick
Ernie Renda
Wally Brown
Regis and LaSalle on Tuesday Football Slate
Tuesday schedule lists Regis at LaSalle with 4 15 starts and Regis at Wahlert. Friday features Clinton at Jeff Kingston and Wash at East Moline while LaSalle visits Linn Mar and Marion plays Anamosa Prairie hosts Oelwein. Saturday shows JV and soph games across Regis Clinton Wash Jeff and other matchups with early morning times.
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Regis
LaSalle
Sopns
Coon
Wahlert
King
Clinton
Jeff
Kingston
Wash
East Moline
Linn-Mar
Marion
Anamosa
Prairie
Oelwein
Prairie Sophs
Clinton Sophs
Wash Sophs
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Franklin
Taft
Harding
Wilson
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J.C. South
Roosevelt
Regina
Best Weekend Since '63 for Big 8 Teams
Jim Van Valkenburg reports a strong Big 8 weekend as Colorado and Kansas rebound from opening losses. Oklahoma stays unbeaten 33-11 at Iowa State. Missouri rallies from 14-0 to beat Illinois 21-14 on Whitaker’s 60-yard pick-six with 2:14 left, while Nebraska tops Utah State 28-7. Colorado shocks Baylor 13-7 at Waco.
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Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Missouri
Illinois
Jim Whitaker
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas State
States
Houston
Jeff Booster Club Sets Tuesday Meeting
The Jefferson Booster club will hold its weekly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in room 227 at the school. Films of the Jeff Rock Island game will be shown. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Jefferson Booster Club
Jeff Rock Island
Reed and Castle Tie In Low Net Golf Championship
Ed Reed and Clyo Castle tied for the low net championship at Indian Creek Country Club after rounds totaling 68 each. Reed posted 80 12 68 and Castle 85 17 68 in the Sunday event.
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Reed and Castle
Ed Reed
Clyo Castle
Indian Creek Country Club
Loftsgard Rolls 243 In Ladies Classic Bowling
Ethel Loftsgard leads with a 243 game in the Ladies Classic. Kaiser posts a 267 in the Legion Major and Percy Lawrence adds a 257 in the Twixt Town league as top scores appear across multiple leagues.
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Ethel Loftsgard
Kaiser
Ately
Ethel
West Side
Clark Kaiser
Percy Lawrence
Gwen Sharpe
Audrey Berry
Dick Fry
Salome
Douglas
Deane Kragh
Bob Dew
Pete Cassidy
Gary Rinderknecht
Steve Fellendorthi Wood
Minnie Smith
Eleanor Frank
Marge Wells
Helen Nin Oats
Maxine Ball
Satewe Douglas
Mary Woof
Roving Odds and Ends From a Local League Page
A fragmented OCR page lists names and numbers for roller derby like entries and callouts. Mentions include Ar Walters Beer 2 ens and Rene Shir with assorted scores, with Catherine Smith King Pins 756-1952 and Rita Weber 199oe Shey Rollers 785-2204 among scattered league references.
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Walters Beer
Ricben Tramel
Shir
Rene
Gni
Ka "Re Reile
Catherine Smith
King
Leagues Roe
Doc Meideer
Rita Weber
Bristol Named Reds' Manager
Cincinnati AP reports Dave Bristol named manager of the Cincinnati Reds for 1967. General Manager William O. DeWitt said Bristol was the sole candidate under consideration and he had already served as interim manager since July 13 succeeding Don Heffner.
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Cincinnati
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati Reds
William O. DeWitt
Bristol
Don Heffner
Marion's Schlemmer Wins at Greenwood Raceway
Jerry Schlemmer of Marion won the cart races at Greenwood Raceway on Sunday earning a starting berth in the 1967 National Enduro cart championship races. He averaged 72 miles per hour over the three mile asphalt course. Scott Ovel of Cedar Rapids finished third in the A stock light class.
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Indianola
Jerry Schlemmer
Marion
Greenwood Raceway
Schlemmer
Scott Ovel
Cedar Rapids
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