Bengals edge Jets as Namath laments officiating
Second week of the season saw New York bench show dramatic drive to Cincinnati’s goal line before a 2nd half surge by the Bengals preserved a field goal win at 51 yards by Horst Muhlmann. Namath faulted officiating over two Caster end zone catches.
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Green Bay
Plunkett
Jeff White
Detroit
Chicago
Larry Walton
Lions
Bears
Dick Jauron
Maryland earns Peach Bowl bid with 28-13 win over Clemson
National recap notes Maryland securing a Peach Bowl spot after beating Clemson 28-13. Georgia would be opponent if Georgia beats Georgia Tech on Dec 1. Dartmouth topped Cornell 17-0 to stay tied for Ivy lead. Harvard edged Brown 33-32 as Stoeckel threw 22 passes. Tulsa clinched Missouri Valley with 24-15 over North Texas State. Jeb Blount endured five picks while San Diego State routed Fresno State 41-6 led by Jesse Freitas 450 passing yards and four touchdowns.
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Australians Head For Cleveland Davis Cup Final Push
Australia's Davis Cup team headed to Cleveland to challenge the United States in the final. Rod Laver, 35, led the charge after a 4-1 semifinal win over Czechoslovakia, winning three matches in three days. Laver beat Jan Kodes, teamed with Ken Rosewall to win the doubles, then beat Jiri Hrebec as Newcombe redeemed with a straight-sets victory. The squad, captained by Neale Fraser, also includes Rosewall, Newcombe, Mal Anderson, Col Dibney, Geoff Masters, and others, aiming to carry indoor strength into the Nov 30-Dec final.
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Newcombe
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Mal Anderson
Col Dibney
Geoff Masters
Neale Fraser
Blades Rally To Beat Cougars Amid Eviction Pressure
The New York Golden Blades defeated the Chicago Cougars 5-3 as Mike Laughton broke a 3-3 tie with a late breakaway goal and Brian Perry added an insurance score. The team, facing eviction from Madison Square Garden over an $8,000 arrears due Tuesday, earned a rare win amid off-ice troubles. Vancouver, Toronto, Quebec, Minnesota, and New England also won in WHA play, while Detroit, New York, Boston, and California won in the NHL.
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Vikings Fight to Keep Perfect Season Alive Tonight
The Minnesota Vikings, 9-0 after clinching the NFC Central, clash with the Atlanta Falcons, who ride a five game win streak and seek a playoff berth. Bob Lee, undefeated since taking over as Atlanta starter, leads a high scoring offense while Minnesota’s defense tops the league. Ken Burrow is out with a hamstring injury as the teams meet in a nationally televised game at 9 p.m. EST.
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Duke Surges Defeated by Wake as Freshman QB Struggles
Duke endured heavy UNC pressure as Carlton Heath led Wake Forest with 28 rushing yards on 11 carries. Carlton Heath also anchored a nine man line for three plays early in the third quarter, yielding one first down but no scoring threat. The freshman signal-caller completed seven of 17 passes in his first start since injury, while Wake’s defense stifled the ground game with just 82 total rushing yards.
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Lucky Boy III wins Colonial Cup in photo finish
In Camden South Carolina jockey Clay Brittle guided Lucky Boy III to a nose ahead of Soothsayer and Dream Magic for a $30,000 Colonial Cup victory on the Springdale course. Soothsayer settled for second with Dream Magic third as other finishers earned smaller checks.
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Athenia
Television Log From Greensboro to Winston-Salem
A fragmented TV log lists stations including WSLS Roanoke WAGE High Point WEMY Greensboro and Charlote area outlets. The readable bits indicate station callsigns and markets with unclear program notes and schedule hints across North Carolina cities.
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Roanoke
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High Point
Charlote
Television Schedule Fragment Night Lineup
A list of evening programs with times from 6 PM to late night shows including CBS News Gunsmoke The Rookies The First Thanksgiving Hollywood Squares Here's Lucy Football and late night Johnny Carson style segments plus placeholders for missing items.
Television schedule mix for Minnesota Vikings Falcons game
A crowded listing shows a daytime to afternoon TV schedule with game references and multiple talk shows, soap operas, game shows, and children's programs. It includes the Minnesota Vikings against the Atlanta Falcons noted at 12:30 and various network programs such as CBS Morning News Romper Room The Joker's Wild Jeopardy and Days of Our Lives with time slots from early morning to late afternoon.
Television Schedule Fragment from an Old Paper
A scrambled TV guide page lists daytime and early evening programs such as The Doctors Price Is Right Secret Storm The Lucy Show One Life To Live The Flintstones Peyton Place Green Acres Mister Rogers Love American Style Batman Gilligan's Island The Munsters Gomer Pyle Jeannie Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Bonanza Dragnet Electric Company News Truth or Consequences and Whats My Line across late afternoon to evening slots.
Evening TV Capsule Listings for Today
TV schedule highlights 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. features Seals and Crofts on Capsu le Views 2 Bobbys Goldsboro 2 Tell the Truth, Gunsmoke with David Wayne judge role, The Rookies with Nabors debut as assassin, BC First Thanksgiving cartoon special, Here’s Lucy with Frankie Avalon, Football Vikings vs Falcons, Cotton Comes to Harlem, Medical Center with Jessica Walter, All the Fine Young Cannibals, Bill Boggs talk on bisexual life styles and challenges.
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