Bears End Streak as Bukich Leads 10-3 Win Over Baltimore
Bukich came off the bench to throw a 44 yard touchdown pass to Rennie Bull in the fourth quarter, lifting the Chicago Bears to a 10-3 victory over Baltimore. The win keeps Chicago a game ahead of Green Bay in the NFL standings as Sandy Koufax’s era ends in baseball.
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Giants Triumph as Tittle Passes for Three TDs in rout
New York quarterback Y. A. Tittle threw three touchdowns and 302 yards leading a 24-14 win over Washington. The seven game program drew a record 358,807 fans with strong showings by Starr, Taylor, and the Packers, plus notable early-season debuts and key performances across the league.
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Broncos Blast Diego Chiefs Edge Oilers In Week Results
United Press International reports the Denver Broncos defeated the San Diego Chargers 34 to 30 after a strong final period, while the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Houston Oilers 28 to 7 in their first game at their new home. Jets widened their lead with a 31 to 24 win over the Boston Patriots and the Buffalo Bills posted their first win, 12 to 0 over the Oakland Raiders. Gene Mingo set an AFL field goal record with five makes.
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Broncos Upset Chargers in Denver Showdown
In front of 18 428 fans in Denver, Mingo nailed kicks of 37 41 26 3 and 21 yards as Denver erased a 20 17 halftime hole. Hadl found Lincoln for a 19 yard score to briefly retake, but a 24 point burst by Denver in five minutes swung the game. McCormick connected with Taylor, Stone ran 39, and Gonsoulin’s 49 yard interception return sealed the Chargers first loss in four.
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How Top 10 Teams Fared In AP Poll Last Week
AP college football poll results show Oklahoma idle at No 1 and Alabama No 2 after wins over Vanderbilt and Texas A&M respectively. Texas No 3 beat Oklahoma State while Northwestern and Wisconsin idle and Illinois defeated by Illinois listed, Navy 5th with 26 13 win over Michigan. Georgia Tech and Southern California losses noted. Pittsburgh and Mississippi wins rounded out top ten.
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Northeastern Redmen Take Lead In Oklahoma Conference
Northeastern's football team moved to first in the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference by winning 22-14 over East Central on homecoming. At 3-0 in league play the Redmen lead Panhandle, 2-0, as East Central drops to 2-1 and Central stays 1-1 after a 19-14 victory over Southwestern.
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Froehling Ries Win Palermo Doubles Title
Frank Froehling and Marty Ries won the Palermo International men's doubles championship in Sicily defeating Davis Cup teammates Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley in five sets 4 6 8 6 6 4.
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Palmer Wins Whitemarsh Open with $26,000 Prize
Arnold Palmer, 33, captured the Whitemarsh Open in Philadelphia with a 281 total over 72 holes at Whitemarsh Valley CC. He defeated Lionel Hebert by one stroke to claim the richest PGA prize of the year, $26,000, as part of a year many called money-rich yet major-poor.
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Broncos Activate Linebacker Tom Erlandson
The Denver Broncos activated 23 year old linebacker Tom Erlandson from Washington State. Erlandson stands 6 foot 3 and weighs 235 pounds and has two years of professional football experience.
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Boxer Boner Killed in Sarajevo Bout
Ganija Muharedzija a 25 year old Yugoslav featherweight died after a boxing match in Sarajevo Sunday. The bout marked boxing's seventh fatality this year according to UPI.
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