1966 Pro Football Schedules N L Matchups and Dates
National League week by week listings show multiple games across divisions with city matchups including Baltimore at Green Bay Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Los Angeles at Atlanta Minnesota at San Francisco New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St. Louis and more. Night games labeled N appear in several entries with playoff note for January 1 in the Eastern Conference.
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G. Bay
Mil
Chicago
Detroit
Cleve
Washington
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Minn
San Francisco
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Phila
St. Louis
Chi
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Cleveland
Dallas
Los Ang
Green Bay
St. Lou
Baltimore
Wash
New York
Pitt
San Fran
Mt. Dallas
San Frat
San F
Atlante Wash
Nightly NFL style schedule notes with scattered matchups
A dense list of American League and NFL style matchups and locations including Oakland Miami Denver Houston Buffalo San Diego New York Kansas City Boston and Denver with various home and away pairings. Several entries are garbled or marked N and include notes like Nt and N.Y. The fragment also shows repeated scheduling patterns and placeholders such as 8 and 9 and 12d with inconsistent punctuation.
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Oakland
Miami
Denver
Houston
Buffalo
San Diego
New York
Boston
Kansas City
York
N.Y
Kan, City
Flauston
Menshun
Kan City
Kan
City
College Is In Age of Soccer Style Kickers
INEVILLE LA NEA Enterprise Assn story about Amnon Gimpelevitz a Jerusalem born medical student at Louisiana College joining the gridiron scene as a soccer style kicker. The piece notes the vogue for soccer style placekicks among college football, referencing Gogolak and a trend spreading to American teams.
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Ineville
Madison Avenue
Israel
Southland
Amnon Gimpelevitz
Louisia College
Amerin Colleges
Louisiana Colle
Ting Man
Honor Stuent
Jerusalem
Amnon
Gimpelevitz
C. J. Cavanagh
Louisiana College
Tulane
LSU
Wendell Scott’s quiet push through racism in stock car racing
A profile of Wendell Scott, a Grand National driver since 1961, detailing his endurance amid threats and slurs, his race wins and stubborn independence, and his plea to stay with racing as his main pursuit. The piece notes his eighth place in the standings, his self-reliant crew skills, and his hope to win major races like Daytona or Rebel 100.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
NIA
Daytona Iternational Speedway
Wendell Scott
Vis Arandchildren
Wendell Seall
Ein EU
LL Scott
Wendell Seat
Duckie Robiison
Sean
Manit
Og Sonet Aleck
Danville
Laird
Joan Dean
Scott
Hop Oor
Golo
Deaves
Wendell Sealt
Aerocity
Carolinas
Georgia
Mebstland
Hin
Toll Hin
Jacksonville
Pord
Ces
Ford
Seal
Nascar
Curtis Turner
Mickey Owen Still Catches as Greene County Sheriff
Springfield AP report profiles Mickey Owen, former World Series catcher now Greene County sheriff. He runs a volunteer fire department, a canine corps, and a 12 member posse, while supporting youth programs and sports equipment drives. Owen compares law enforcement to baseball and continues community outreach in rural Greene County.
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Springfield
Mickey Owen
Greene County
Owen
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miller
Sheriff's Department
Hallo
Mickey
Plans A Junior Hockey Olympics in San Francisco
AP reports Thomas Dockhart, longtime Amateur Hockey Association president, outlined plans for a junior hockey championship in San Francisco. Organizers aim to include teams from New England, Michigan, Minnesota, Getty, New York, and possibly others, with players aged under 21 who are American citizens.
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San Francisco
Thomas FP. Dockhart
Amateur Hockey Association
Lockhart
Dhe Amc
New England
Michigan
Minnesona
Gitty
New York
Qider
Aimericiy Siizens
Leekware
Madisin Baar Virdee
sHegnher
Dhe CIV
Ittes
Aps
le Eg
Behind the Legends of Tony Lema and golf’s inner circle
In the aftermath of Tony Lema’s fatal crash, Fred Corcoran recalls the golfer’s polished public image versus private anxieties. The piece threads Tony’s personal life, his agent’s insights, and anecdotes about Arnold Palmer, AM Geiberger, Lena, Bel Kiss, Yogi Berra, and Joe Garagiola, illustrating a portrait of a man beloved yet privately guarded.
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New York
NEAI
Tony Lema
Illinois
Fred Corcoran
PGA
Akron
Ohio
Corcoran
Arnold Palmer
Firestone Country Club
AM Geiberger
Lena
Tony
Lema
Palm Springs
Belly
Fred
Westchester County
Casey Stengel
Mets
Yogi Berra
Clib
Berra
Joe Garagiola
St. James’s
Mother
Betty
Mesa Verde Club
California
Moet
Great Ron Hunt Robbery Ends as Missing Label Found
The tale dubbed The Great Ron Hunt Robbery ends when the missing painting label is found inside a large unlabeled crate at the Railway Express Agency. Police and investigators traced the misplaced exhibit to Manhattan Savings Bank where Ron Hunt, the Mets second baseman, had been missing from the display.
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NEW York
NEA
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Canarsie
Red Hook
Flushing
Metropolitan
Whitney
Guggenheim
Madison Avenue
Hunt
Manhattan Savings Bank
Nicholas Volpe
Mets
Midtown
Railway Express
Te Main Rea
West
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College Is
Bill Carter
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lou Koza
By Dave Burgin
Speedway
Wiultler
Gene Southern
Southern
United States
Aton
Alt
Len Gabrielgan
Frank Robinson
Tommy McCraw
White Sox
Rick Reichardt
Angels
Aurray Olperman Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ouper
Tony Lemna
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