ACC Title Race Goes To Final Weekend Showdown
NC State fell to Penn State 35 3 as UNC clings to control with 32 20 win over Virginia and a must win over Duke. Wake Forest eyes season finale after beating Duke as Duke faces Carolina in the annual rivalry game with ACC implications.
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Defense Minded Butkus Turns Into Offensive Hero
Bears linebacker Dick Butkus became the unlikely game winner against Washington on a broken point after a wild scramble. Cyril Pinder sparked the Bears with a 40 yard TD run, while Washington’s Curt Knight and Mac Percival traded field goals in an NFL record eight straight kicks.
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Vikings Shut Out Packers as Cox Boots 25 Yard FG
Coach Dan Devine praised the Vikings defense after they blanked the Green Bay Packers and secured a 25 yard field goal by Fred Cox with 4 02 remaining to seal the victory leading to the win at High Point.
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Pro Grid Standings and Sunday Results Summary
NFL scores and standings from a Sunday slate: Dallas 20 over Philadelphia 7, Green Bay 0 over Minnesota 3, New Orleans 26 over San Francisco 20, New York Giants 21 over Atlanta 20, Chicago 16 over Washington 15, Oakland 41 over Houston 21, Denver 10 over Kansas City 13, Miami 24 over Baltimore 21, Cincinnati 24 over Denver 10, Pittsburgh 21 over New York Jets 14, Dallas vs Washington on Sunday leads to updated conference positions. Monday game St Louis at San Diego 9 p.m. noted for national TV.
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Petty Clinches Third GN Title At Richmond
Richard Petty wins the Capital City 500 at Fair Speedway Richmond to clinch his third Grand National championship. He outruns Bobby Allison and earns a $20,000 Winston Cup bonus, boosting season totals near $295,000 with two races left. Allison finishes second as Pete Hamilton, Charlie Glotzbach and Neil Petty complete the top five.
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Jim Brown Leads Pro Football Touchdowns From 1957 65
Jim Brown holds a lifetime touchdown record with 106 rushing scores for Cleveland between 1957 and 1965. The nearest challenger, Jim Taylor, ranks second with 83 rushing touchdowns in the same era.
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