Cowboys Rally Past Giants in Sloppy 20 13 Victory
Dallas, aided by the return of Duane Thomas, overcame 11 turnovers in a nationally televised NFL game to beat New York 20 13. Roger Staubach threw a 4 yard TD to Billy Truax, Morton connected with Bob Hayes for a 48 yard score, while Fran Tarkenton had a 24 yard TD to Clifton McNeil.
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Pirates Steady Despite Shelling in World Series Game
Baltimore report notes the Pirates were bombed 11 to 3 as Bob Moose allowed five runs in relief. Moose and teammates blamed the offense for not producing, counting 14 singles and seeking an offensive adjustment for the next game.
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Pembroke Runners Top High Point in Cross Country Meet
Pembroke College defeated High Point 39 to 18 in a cross country dual. Pembroke swept the top three places while High Point’s Lloyd Davis finished second with 27 09, followed by Bob Phippen Joe Meek Neal Smith and Kevin Sullivan. Davis faded after a backtrack and High Point plans to run at the West Georgia Invitational on October 16.
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William and Mary Fullback Phil Mosser Repeats As Player Of Week
Arlington AP report notes William and Mary fullback Phil Mosser repeats as Southern Conference offensive player of the week after a 29 rushes for 129 yards in the 28 23 loss to West Virginia. The 192 pound senior from Butler New Jersey earned the honor following his performance in the Indians 36 28 win over The Citadel earlier.
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Hawks' Pistol In Holster By The Associated Press
Pistol Pete Maravich will miss the Hawks season opener and at least five games due to infectious mononucleosis. Herm Gilliam will start in the backcourt with Don May after the Hawks traded for him. The Braves add Hazzard and Elmore Smith to improve on last season's 22-60 mark, while Buffalo opens with Seattle as Spencer Haywood and Bob Rule debut in expectedly stronger seasons.
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Tar Heels Hit Irish as ACC Stumbles in Week Five
North Carolina, Duke, and Clemson suffer defeats as five ACC teams lose to nonconference rivals. Notre Dame returns to action against UNC in a 14 year series, while Duke loses tailback Bob Zwirke for the season and star back Steve Jones works toward a return from chest injury.
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