Cowboys Beat Chiefs 27-16 in Dallas Comeback
Dallas overcame a slow start to defeat Kansas City 27-16 at home. Duane Foster and Bob Hayes sparked the rally with third quarter touchdowns after Calvin Hill left injured, as Tom Landry’s club moved into a first place tie in the NFC East.
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Duane Foster
Bob Hayes
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Tomi Landry
Prize Worth The Trip Elk Head Trophy Won In Colorado
Gerry Stockton Jr. of Spartansburg won a hunting trip prize in Colorado with a six point elk weighing about 1,000 pounds. He was joined by Tom Savko and Ken Loveland, who also returned with three mule deer as shown in a Journal photo by McEldowney.
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Ken Loveland
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Illinois and Wichita State Lose But Win In Spirit
Illinois battled Ohio State on the field but won by regaining coach Jim Valek, who was reinstated for the season as the board sought a new coach for 1971. Wichita State, after a deadly plane crash, received an ovation as captain John Hoheisel led a symbolic return to play in Little Rock, with praise for coach Bob Seaman and the team’s resilience.
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Superstars Sidelined Force Allies in ABA and NBA Night
Rick Barry and Spencer Haywood were sidelined with injuries as the Nets and Rockets leaned on others. Sonny Dove led the Nets to a 115-98 win over Pittsburgh with 20 points, while Byron Beck scored a career high 31 in the Rockets 122-116 OT victory over Indianapolis. Milwaukee, Phoenix, Chicago and L A dominated in NBA play, and college results featured Dartmouth over Harvard and Yale over Cornell as Ivy action tightened the race.
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Corry Pistol Team Captures Two Matches
Corry pistol squad won two matches in their first night in the Western New York Pennsylvania Pistol League, beating Fredonia 1377 1349 in .22 caliber and 1286 1277 in center fire. Richard Green led Corry with top scores in both events, backed by N. McElroy Pokalski Lindberg and Hileman. Jamestown leads both divisions at 20 records. Corry is second with 10. Gem City and Lawerence Park trail in various standings.
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Ayers Fires 247 In Corry Industrial Bowling
In weekend action LaVerne Ayers led Corry Industrial League bowlers with a high 247 game. Women’s high series went to Mary Pantle 554 after 208 and 190 games. Other top scores listed include Wickwire 202, Pantle 190-554, and multiple players posting 100s to 200s across divisions in a dense meets-and-rows bowling page.
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