Broncos topple Chiefs 26 12 in big upset
Associated Press recounts Denver Broncos shocking Kansas City 26 12 on Sunday. Coach Lew Saban praised team effort as Denver secured its first KC win since 1964, part of a Black Sunday surge that saw Green Bay, Buffalo, St Louis and others claim upsets across the league.
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Razorbacks Roll Past TCU In SWC Showdown
Arkansas, led by Bill Burnett with four rushing touchdowns, overwhelmed TCU 49 14. Bill Montgomery threw for 265 yards as Arkansas piled up 658 total yards and sat tied atop the Southwest Conference standings with Texas. Burnett pierced the Frog defense on runs of 13 4 2 and 3 yards.
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Weekend Fights Summary From Associated Press
Weekend boxing results include several regional bouts with mixed outcomes. Notable actions feature Woody defeating Doyle in Minneapolis, while Mexico City reports Juan Ro stopping Benito Estrella. Japan saw Susanna Neila stopping Sabura Saito in Tokyo, with weights not disclosed.
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Hockey Exhibition Results From Sunday Games
Montreal beat Boston 5 to 4 while Buffalo tied Pittsburgh 2 2 Chicago defeated Toronto 4 2 and Minnesota edged Cleveland 4 2 Philadelphia downed Rochester AHI. WY Only pares scheduled turnouts.
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Plunkett, Manning: contrasting SEC rivals shine
Purdue upset Stanford 26 14 as Plunkett threw five interceptions and was outgunned by Archie Manning who led Mississippi past Alabama 48 23 under the lights. Ohio State, Texas, Notre Dame and Southern Cal won, while Cincinnati led Pittsburgh 2 0 in their NL playoff series.
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Texas Pulls Through in Last Seconds
Texas quarterback Eddie Phillips struggled until UCLA led 17-13 with 20 seconds left. He delivered a 45 yard TD pass to Charles Speyrer for a 20-17 victory, preserving Texas long winning streak. Speyrer’s catch stunned the Bruins at the Cotton Bowl.
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Basketball Exhibition Scores From Across Cities
NBA and ABA exhibition results list games in Detriot Baltimore San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Phoenix Milwaukee Cleveland Boston New York Portland Seattle ABA action shows Denver beating Indiana 125 112 with notable scoring and standings. Another scheduled game remains listed as only one game on the slate.
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Roundup of Races Over the Weekend
Weekend horseracing featured Personality winning the Woodward at Belmont Park and taking a step toward Horse of the Year. Dedicated To Sue captured the Matchmaker Stakes at Atlantic City, aiming for the year’s top honors. Nijinsky finished second to Sussatrass in the $400,000 Prix de Parc de Triomphe as other top horses contended across the card.
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Orioles Triumph Over Twins In AL Playoff Game Two
In Baltimore, Dave McNally hurled a six hitter as the Orioles blasted seven runs in the ninth inning to rout the Minnesota Twins 11-3 in game two of the American League championship series. Boog Powell and Dave Johnson supplied key power, and a sharp defensive play by Merv Rettenmund near fifth inning highlighted a tense contest. Twins manager Bill Rigney lamented the back-to-back losses as they face elimination, while umpires and on-field tension added drama to the showdown.
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