Patriots, Oilers share East lead in chaotic AFL race
The Patriots and Oilers held atop the Eastern Division as Buffalo and Houston traded results. Parilli taunted and led New England past the Bills 17-7, while UCLA coach Bill Bates commented on the fray as teams chase the division title and a potential clash with the Oilers in Houston. The Jets stayed in the hunt with a 55-1 record.
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Narrowing In N F L Title Stakes
Over Thanksgiving weekend three NFL ties set a record, with Chicago and Minnesota sharing 17 17, St Louis and Pittsburgh tied 6 3 3, and New York Giants, Browns, and Steelers pursuing a shrinking field of contenders. Y A Tittle broke the NFL career TD pass record while Frank Ryan and Jim Brown produced standout performances as Cleveland and St Louis led their divisions.
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Chargers Clinch AFL Title With Victory Over Oilers
The Chargers moved toward a third AFL title in four years by forcing Oilers errors, with three interceptions and two fumbles. Keith Lincoln sprinted 13 yards for the opening San Diego TD, Paul Lowe added two TDs, Tobin Rote connected 22 yards to Lance Alworth, then George Blair kicked field goals from 42 and 20 yards.
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Milani Dominates Fremont Drag Fest In Clean Sweep
Milani powered the Gorelli AA fuel Chrysler to top eliminator at Fremont Drag Strip, also claiming Top Time and Low Elapsed Time with a 188.28 mph run in 8.30 seconds. Newark’s John Parker led in the Great Ground Shaker race while Hayward’s Yong Del Rio placed third. several Bay Area car clubs posted results across divisions.
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NFL Draft Looms In Chicago At Annual Meeting
NFL brass gather in Chicago for the 29th NETS draft session to pick college stars. Clubs install private lines to contact candidates, aiming to secure No 1 selections amid last minute advisories and potential trades.
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National Hockey League Saturday and Sunday Scores Summary
Sparse readout lists scoreless Berbay 0 Montreal 0 and Delran 1 Taranto 1 with Jebleaga 3 New York 2. Sunday shows Dasion 3 Tarang 4 Detroit New York Chicago.
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Christiansen Unhappy 49ers Fall Short in 21-17 Loss to Rams
Rams beat 49ers 21-17 as Bass scored on a late drive and Phillips connected on a key 52-yard pass. Abe Woodson’s late running and a pivotal interception sparked San Francisco, who outgained Los Angeles 312 to 294 but failed to clinch the comeback. Lam ar McHan connected on a long to Bernie Casey for a late first-half touchdown.
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Rose Bowl Fever Sparks Wild Seattle Demonstration
Smoke and horns marked Rose Bowl fever as a bonfire flared near the Washington campus. About 500 students joined the blaze tossing mattresses and signs, while police and onlookers tried to quell the scene amid chants and homecoming anticipation.
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Slippery Back In Bowl Game
Slippery Rock and unbeaten Western Oklahoma State meet in the third annual all sports bowl. The article notes the crowd dispersed after a campus disturbance and mentions the unique school name drawing fans.
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Seals captain suspended regroups for Portland games
San Francisco Seals battle internal turmoil as captain Eddie Panagabko is suspended by coach Bud Polle for missing a game. Panagabko refuses to play and seeks a trade or retirement, while Polle keeps him benched unless a beneficial deal is arranged. Panagabko was the league’s top goal scoring center last season.
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