Brown Calls Win A Miracle For Bengals Triumph
Cincinnati defeated Kansas City 24 to 19, marking a third straight win for the Bengals and their first loss for the Chiefs after six straight victories. Coach Paul Brown called the victory a miracle while Hank Stram credited missed opportunities as the Chiefs’ downfall.
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Sensational rookie Greg Cook leads Bengals past Chiefs
Cook pulled a right arm muscle but started against San Diego as Bengals beat Kansas City. Len Dawson sidelined six weeks with knee injury. Jets lose again as Had throws five TDs for Chargers. Kemp and OJ Simpson star for Bills in win over Denver.
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Kapp Tosses 7 TD Passes In Vikings rout of Colts
Minnesota quarterback Joe Kapp tied the NFL record with seven touchdown passes in a 62-14 victory over Baltimore as he completed 28 of 43 attempts for 4494 yards. Colts coach Don Shula faced questions after a second straight loss. The game featured prolific scoring and strong pressure from Minnesota, while Baltimore struggled with Unitas and Morrall.
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Ohio State Best Ever Says TCU Boss 62-0
Anlaselated Press Sports Write says Ohio State opened the 1969 season with a 62-0 defeat of Texas Christian. TCU coach Fred Taylor, a 17 year veteran, praised Ohio State for depth and power, noting they used around 70 players against his team.
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Cedar Rapids fears night football end after Cedar Rapids incident
After a Friday night brawl at Kingston Stadium involving Wash and Jeff supporters, Cedar Rapids area schools may ban night football to restore order. Police faced vandalism, and authorities note violence risk could shut in games to afternoon schedules. Players were rough but helped opponents off the field. concerns focus on public safety and discipline rather than the sport itself.
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Coleman Wins in Rupert Mulnix Jones Park Event
Coleman defeated Rupert Mulnis in a Jones Park contest with scattered scores and a handicap event setting. Norman, Wolf, Tod and Thompson placed in sequence as the meet wrapped at Squaw Creek with next event planned for Sunday morning starting at 8.
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