Colts Halt Rams as Unitas Near Record in Lethal Display
Johnny Unitas dissected the Rams defense before 57,898 at Memorial Coliseum, launching an 89 yard pass to John Mackey and adding another to cap a 28,375 career yard total. Hedged by 28,339 attendance in third quarter, the Colts improved to 5-2 while St. Louis dropped to third in the West, as Mackey and Berry connected for key plays. Unitas dismissed talk of records, focusing on winning and praising his receivers for their sure hands and understanding of his plays.
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Packers crush Lions as understudy Pitts stars in win
Detroit surrendered a 31-7 loss as backup halfback Elijaly Pitts ran for 3 touchdowns and helped set up three more for Green Bay. Starr guided the offense with limited attempts, while the Packers’ defense stymied Detroit aside from a 74 yard second quarter march.
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Cardinale vs. Beers boxing on KCOP and CBS in prime
TV boxing coverage lists Cardinale facing Beers on KCOP at 1, with CBS at 8 90. Event delays reported. Radio schedules show no events. Vadav's Sports Card to skating end.
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Merediths Bombs Pave Cowboys 52 21 NFL Victory
Dallas Cowboys rout Pittsburgh Steelers 52 21 as Don Meredith threw four touchdown passes and despite three interceptions. Lee Roy Jordan and Mel Renfro added big plays in a high scoring half to break a 14 14 tie at halftime. The win lifts Dallas into a temporary share of the Eastern Division lead as St. Louis meets Chicago in a key game tonight.
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British drivers dominate Riverside Grand Prix heat
In a feature race at Riverside 81 000 fans watched John Surtees and Graham Hill finish first and third in a field led by a Chaparral of Jim Hall. Surtees covered 62 laps in 1 hour 53 minutes 59.5 seconds at 106.864 mph averaging. Hall pressed until the final miles but Surtees passed and opened a clear margin by 16 seconds. Bruce McLaren led early from pole, but pitted on lap 20 after ignition trouble as Hall and Hill battled.
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