Bills Upset Namath Jets as Five Interceptions Shape Sunday
The Buffalo Bills toppled the New York Jets 38 to 37 in AFL action despite five Namath interceptions three returned for touchdowns. Boston and Buffalo share first in the Eastern Division as San Diego and Oakland lead the West. Joe Namath blamed himself after the setback while Namath’s late TD pass kept New York competitive.
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Thiel College Rolls To Eighth Straight Win
Thiel College extended its winning streak to eight as it dominated Saturday afternoon scoring six touchdowns led by a standout performance from Thiel's offense.
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Purdue Eyes Rose Bowl Bid After Notre Dame Exit
Purdue coach says the team must beat Ohio State and Minnesota to reach the Rose Bowl and the national championship. He notes Notre Dame's absence changes the path but emphasizes staying focused on key rivalry games and polls.
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Corry JVs Host Meadville In 7 P.M. Friday Football Showdown
The Corry junior varsity football team hosts Meadville JVs at 7 p.m. tonight at Howard J. Sheen Field with both teams at 2-1. Meadville relies on Tim Motsch and Dan Ogello with Kim Headley passing to the runners.
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Beaver League Mixed Doubles and Bantams Bowling Scores
In Beaver League results Diane Holton Jeff Daniel Sam Smith and others posted scores across multiple divisions. Mixed doubles hit and miss clubs 4 Headpins Hillbillies Percolators led by Bob Perkins with a 200. Bantams Cathy Craker and Bruce Davids notable scorers. Texas Longhorns upset by Texas Tech 31-23, Cowboys fell to Air Force 103.
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Giants Close Season with Bat Blast in NL Action
Richie Allen powered the Mets to a 10-9 win over New York as the St. Louis Cardinals routed Houston 11-2, Oakland clinching a pennant. Atlanta beat Los Angeles 2-1, Chicago edged Pittsburgh 5-4, and Cincinnati shut out San Francisco 3-0. Allen slugged three homers including a grand slam, driving in seven runs and finishing with 33 homers and 90 RBIs.
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Giants Roll Up Third Win as Jones Shines
The New York Giants beat the Washington Redskins 48-21 for their third straight win. Homer Jones caught five Tarkenton passes for 1791 yards and two touchdowns, including an 82 yard strike and a short score. Bubba and Billy Ray Smith led Baltimore’s defense with three run back interceptions for touchdowns in a 41-7 win over Pittsburgh.
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Clymer Pirates Post Second Gridiron Victory
The Clymer Pirates crushed Little Valley 38-0 on their home field to claim their second win of the season. Bemis to O'Dell linked for the opening score, with O'Dell and O'Dell again rushing for two more TDs, Volkman adding a one yard plunge, Berkhouser sprinting 32 yards, and a Bemis to O'Dell 45 yard pass completing the scoring.
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Walt Bowen Wins City Golf Championship
Walt Bowen was named city champion at the North Hills Municipal Course event, running over two months with a field of 40 entrants. Melvin Blynt was runner up in the championship flight, while George Sekerak won the first flight. Bowen also held the 1967 city title.
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Record Low Gives Yaz Batting Title
Carl Yastrzemski's .301 batting average gave him an unofficial AL batting title as Boston lost 4 3 to New York. The day also saw Oakland manager Bob Kennedy fired after an 82 80 season. Hank Bauer named his replacement. Other AL results included Washington over Detroit 3 2 and Chicago White Sox over California 7 6.
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