Vikings upset Packers on late field goal to ruin title run
The Minnesota Vikings defeated Green Bay 10 7 in a late field goal by Fred Cox with eight seconds left, ending Green Bay's streak. The NFL slate also saw the Rams rally past Baltimore 24 20 and other contests including the Cowboys over Saints 14 10 and Bears over Lions 14 3. Autographs and late drives defined a day of close finishes across multiple games.
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Duncan Interception Return Highlights Chargers Triumph
Speedy Duncan fueled a 45 aL victory over Kansas City with a 100 yard interception return, plus a 95 yard fumble return. The AFL Sunday saw New York tied Houston 22 22 while Oakland beat Buffalo 24 20 and Boston overwhelmed Miami 41 10. San Diego led 40 with a 4 0 record as Denver rested. Cincinnati Reds named Tom Seeberg publicity director replacing Hank Zureick.
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Beaver JVs Battle Titusville in 7 p.m. Open clash
The Corry Beaver junior varsity footballers travel to Titusville for a seven o clock game with a 13 record. Coach Frank Karasinski notes injuries have hurt the reserves and a starting lineup is undecided as Cragg is out for the season with a broken wrist. He will confer with Low Hanna before naming the final post.
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Williams Gets Fat 3 Year Pact
Boston manager Dick Williams, 88, signs a three year contract worth about 50 000 dollars per year to defend the 1968 AL pennant. He says the Red Sox will seek pitching and catching strength and may pursue trades at the winter meetings in Mexico.
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Hunch Pays Off Pitt Wins First
Pitt coach Dave Hart gambled on Bob Bazylak at quarterback in the second half to beat Wisconsin 3 15. Bazylak sparked the team and the Panthers earned their first victory after a bruised hand sidelined Frankie Gustine. Hart called it the best team effort since he arrived.
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Meadville Bulldogs overpower Oil City in season opener
Meadville upset Oil City 24 0 as the Bulldogs’ defense overwhelmed Oil City’s offense. Meadville limited Oil City to 102 total yards while amassing 243 yards themselves and scored on a 23 yard kickoff with a pass to end Dob O Shea.
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Pro Grid Standings and Friday Night Ball Updates
Franklin and Grove City battled to a 77 tie as Franklin stalled late with Grove City pressing homecoming energy. Warren Dragons rolled past New York 33 to 6 with O Neil returning a punt 80 yards and Tundel scoring on a one yard keeper.
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Southern Cal Beats Notre Dame in Game of the Day
O J Simpson leads the Trojans to a 24-7 victory over Notre Dame, shaking the national title picture. UCLA, Purdue, Colorado, NC State and other Top Ten teams win, while Mississippi topples Georgia and Kansas shocks Nebraska. Navy, Texas, Rice and Arkansas also post notable results. USC next faces Washington. Oregon falls 26-0.
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Bowling Scores and Names From Bowl-Aire Club Night
Bowling results list mixed doubles and ladies scores at Bowl-Aire with numerous player totals and splits. Teams include Hajec CBs VFW mixed, Beaver Boys, Avalon Junior Bantams, and seniors led by Steves Wetmore and Taylor.
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