Redskins Rally Past Oilers With Five Field Goals
Washington undefeated with Curt Knight booting five field goals, a team record, in a 22-13 victory over Houston as Ron McIDole intercepted a pass for a TD. Browns, Lions, Bears, Rams also won in Week 5 action. Giants/Cowboys square off tonight.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Curt Knight
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Ron McIdole
Charley Johnson
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George Allen
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Milt Morin
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Bill Nelson
Terry Bradshaw
Greg Landry
Lions
Larry Walton
Salukis Upset Indians 21 14 as Thompson Stars
In Carbondale Southern Illinois defeated Arkansas State 21 to 14, using costly penalties and turnovers to blunt ASU’s attack. Thomas Thompson scored twice and teamed with George Loukas, with Thompson gaining 139 rushing yards on 25 carries to lift the Salukis past the previously unbeaten Indians.
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Ilinois
Arkansas State
Salukis
Indians
Thomas Thompson
George Loukas
Southern Illinois
ASU
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Big Three Keeps on Rolling in Big Eight Showdowns
Nebraska rolled Missouri 36-0 as Colorado edged Iowa State 24-14 and Oklahoma crushed Texas 48-27 in Big Eight action. Nebraska’s Jerry Tagge threw for 234 yards and ran 85, Colorado’s Dean’s kick secured a late 32-yard field goal, Oklahoma’s Greg Pruitt ran for 214 yards and three scores. Other top games included Michigan, Auburn, Alabama, Notre Dame, Penn State and Georgia wins.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Oklahoma
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Iowa State
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Pat Sullivan
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Royal
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Wolverines
Nope and Other College Football Highlights This Week
Michigan edged Spartans defense noted in observations as Notre Dame defeated Miami 14-2 while Alabama's Musso ran for 113 yards lifting SEC interests. Penn State beat Army with late touchdown pass. Stanford topped Washington. Arizona State routed Colorado State. Tennessee beat Georgia Tech as Beavers set records. LSU and Arkansas wins noted along with Tulane and Toledo outputs. Arkansas Tech remains unbeaten with close 31-30 win over Florence State.
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Eddie Seigler
Ohio State
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Florida
Arkansas
Baylor
Mike Walker
Tulane
North Carolina
Toledo
Bowling Green
Tech
Associated Press
Benny Shepard
Craig Williams
Arkansas Tech
Florence State
Florence
Bruins stumble to open season after exhibition letdown
Boston Bruins coach Tom Johnson lambasted his team after a 3-6-1 exhibition record. The Bruins fell 4-1 at home to the New York Rangers to start the regular season, with other Sunday results including Chicago 2-1 Detroit, Buffalo 2-1 Pittsburgh, Los Angeles 4-3 Vancouver, and Toronto 3-3 Oakland.
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Tom Johnson
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
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Salukis rout Indians as 136 rushing yards pace win
Salukis dominated Indiana State with 136 rushing yards on 29 carries. Thomspon scored twice in the first half, LIU led 21 7 at intermission after a punt mishap. Indians rallied with a fourth quarter TD pass from Hamilton to Burks but an interception ended their threat.
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S{u
Thompson
Liu
James Hamilton
Steve Burks
Wukas
Hamilton
Steve Jackhart
Hamlton
Saluki
Arkansas
Demonstration of Pitney-Bowes Mail Machines at RAVT
David Newcomb and Len Sikes of Pitney-Bowes demonstrated several mail processing machines at Red River Vocational School, including a collator, addressing, folding, and postage meter devices, with films and a talk on postage rates. They noted Pitney-Bowes ownership of a major credit card company and Monarch Labeling. The piece also reports Stanley Cup playoffs upset by Montreal and Boston Bruins remarks, plus NBA ABA and interleague results from Saturday.
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Len Sikes
Pitney-Bowes
Little Rock
Red River Vocational School
United States Retains Davis Cup for Another Year in 1971
The United States holds the Davis Cup for 12 more months after a Challenge Round win over Romania led by Stan Smith. Smith defeated Ilie Nastase and Ion Tiriac, securing the clincher as the U S team clinched victory on Sunday. The belt’s value is debated beyond its $750 purchase in 1900, now insured at $40,000.
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Die Nastase
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