Delaware Wins Dramatic Bowl Showdown In Atlantic City
The Delaware Fightin' Hens rallied to edge Indiana 24-23 at Convention Hall amid a rain-soaked Boardwalk Bowl. Ron Withelder caught the winning 34 yard pass with 18 seconds left after Tom DiMuzio engineered a late drive. Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich faced a 1968 season end with a plan for 1969 and trades to reshape the squad.
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New York Harness Opens 1968 Season Closes Tonight
Roosevelt Raceway hosts closing night of the 1968 harness racing season with the Au Revoir Pace at one mile. Favorites include Kydagen Special and W. W. sill as the $25,000 feature event ends the meet in Westbury, New York.
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Eagles vs Vikings statistics show rushing and passing totals
Eagles Woodeshick 24 carries for unknown yards, Pinder 5 for 12, Lang 6 for 29, Conjar 2 for 8, Snead 1 for a yard. Vikings Brown 2 carries for 58 yards, Kapp 7 of 10 pass for 135 yards and 2 TDs. Snead 18 of 26 passes for 163 yards and 2 TDs. Lang 47 receiving yards, Hill 54 yards and 1 TD, Ballman 24, Hawkins 37, Pinder 4, Woodeshick minus 1. Washington 50 yards and 1 TD, Brown 68 yards and 1 TD, Henderson 9, Beasley 8.
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Vikings Keep Hope Alive in Cold Playoff Win
Minnesota Vikings clinched the Central Division with a 24-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in a frigid 22 degree game. Coach Bud Grant downplayed pregame picks as writers’ chatter while noting plans for a playoff against Baltimore. Cunningham paced the 76ers with 36 points and 23 rebounds in a separate NBA win over the Knicks.
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Delaware Wins Boardwalk Bowl In Thrilling Finish
Delaware defeated Indiana University of Pennsylvania 24 to 23 in the first annual Boardwalk Bowl at Convention Hall. A final 15 second pass from Di Muzio to Withelder capped a 167 yard drive after Indiana led 24 23 on Bob Tate field goal. Di Muzio passed for 204 yards and Withelder caught the game winner as Delaware rallied from a 21 10 halftime deficit.
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Packers Rally Behind Horn Push Bears From Title
Don Horn started for Green Bay as a backup and led a 28-27 upset of the Chicago Bears to keep alive the Packers division hopes. The win, paired with Minnesota’s victory over Philadelphia, clinched the Vikings’ Central Division championship and left Chicago out of the NFL title picture. The day also saw Baltimore, Dallas, Washington, San Francisco, and New Orleans win in season finales.
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Quimby Named Assistant Ski Coach at Middlebury
Langon C Chris Quimby a native of Bingham Maine and a University of Vermont graduate of 1985 was named assistant ski coach at Middlebury College in Vermont.
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