Colts Deliver 44-0 Rout as Falcons Crumble
Baltimore overwhelms Atlanta 44 to 0 in a dominant NFL showing. Colts surge to 11-1 with three shutouts in five weeks while eyeing a pivotal clash with the Rams. Chicago pins victory on New Orleans as Green Bay stumbles in San Francisco.
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Chargers Bomb Broncos in AFL Roundup as Alworth shines
John Hadl threw five touchdown passes four to Lance Alworth to lift the San Diego Chargers 47 23 over Denver while Oakland Kansas City idle in a three way Western Division race. Don Maynard set the career receiving yardage mark for the Jets in a 35 17 win over Miami and rookie Tom Sherman starred for the Patriots in a 34 13 victory over Cincinnati.
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All-Independent Southeast Football Team Picks Led by Hendricks
The 1968 Associated Press Southeastern All-Independents picks highlight Ted Hendricks of Miami and Ron Sellers of Florida State as stars. Bill Cappie man of Florida State anchors the backfield alongside standout receivers Sias and Stevenson. Tulane and Florida State lead with five honorees each. Miami, Georgia Tech, and Southern Mississippi follow.
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Wilson wins Hollywood Lakes Open in dramatic finish
Peggy Wilson captured her first LPGA victory in six years by sinking an eight-foot birdie putt on 18 to finish seven under par 209 at Hollywood Lakes. Carol Mann finished second, Kathy Whitworth shot 67 for a 211 total and $1,225. Whitworth’s day highlighted a year that set an LPGA earnings record. Fonti of New Jersey scored a hole in one at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, after 30 years.
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