Cowboys edge 49ers to clinch NFC title in tense win
Dallas rode Leo Jordan’s third period interception to a 10-3 lead at Kezar Stadium as Tom Landry’s squad overcame late mistakes. Duane Thomas led the ground attack while Larry Cole helped pressure John Brodie. Jordan credited Cole for the pivotal play and Dallas secured a trip to the Super Bowl.
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Hippies clash with Kezar fans after football game
About 100 police officers including tactical squad members broke up a scuffle at Kezar Stadium after the 49ers 17 10 loss to the Cowboys. Most arrests were for disturbing the peace. Ten people were treated at Park Emergency Hospital for bruises and released. A Park Station worker said the brawl began when a group described as hippie types hurled beer cans and bottles at spectators.
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Stanford Band Sparks Controversy at Rose Bowl Show
After the Rose Bowl defeat, Stanford band members faced protest over an informal version of their traditional Star Spangled Banner routine. The Tournament of Roses Committee dismissed the variant, while the crowd later enjoyed a lengthy Victory Concert. Ohio State, 27 17 winners, returned amid modest reception.
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Colts Triumph to AFC Title in Twisted AFC Final
The Baltimore Colts defeated the Oakland Raiders 17 14 to reach the Super Bowl. Johnny Unitas led a late drive for a field goal while Ken Pruitt and Blanda produced a high scoring duel with Blanda throwing two touchdowns and a late burst to keep Oakland alive.
Cowboys Defeat 49ers in Defensive Battle for NFC Title
Dallas’ defense stifled San Francisco as the Cowboys built a 17-10 lead and held the 49ers’ running game in check. Morton’s TD to Garrison highlighted a tight first half, but Dallas extended control with pressure on the quarterback. Gossett and Carter failed on late field goals, yet Dallas clinched the 12th win of the season and the West title after routing Detroit in the playoffs.
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Colts Speak Now Never Thought We'd Be Here
Baltimore's Colts, rebounding from a 44 4 loss to Kansas City, beat Oakland to block AFL teams from the Super Bowl. Coach Don McCafferty hailed his rookies while Ray Perkins, sidelined by fever and a toe injury, scored a 60 yard TD as Baltimore clinched a shot at the 1969 title. Johnny Unitas earned high praise from Willie Brown as he outplayed a weary Raiders defense.
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