Pro Grid Roundup of Week's NFL Results
A digest of NFL scores and schedules noting multiple games with team matchups across conferences and dates including Oakland at Green Bay Milwaukee and New Orleans at San Francisco. Key outcomes include Cincinnati at Kansas City 23 16 Pittsburgh 24 0 Dallas 21 Baltimore 0 and New York Jets 4 New England 13 with several others detailing rushing receiving and passing leaders.
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Lakers Struggles Continue After Celtics and Knicks Defeats
The champion Los Angeles Lakers suffer back to back losses dropping to the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks in consecutive games. The skid raises concern over current form and chemistry as the season progresses.
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Lakers Narrow Victory Over Cavaliers In Tough Road Stretch
Lakers beat Cavaliers 95-83 after Cleveland erased a 23 point deficit to tie 71-71 late. West led with 31 points Hairston 21 and 26 rebounds set arena mark. Knicks lost to Atlanta 109-101 Phoenix beat Baltimore 107-98.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers Triumph Over Roughriders in CFL Clash
Jum Thorpe hauled in a seven yard touchdown with 33 seconds left to lift Winnipeg to a 3 25 win over Saskatchewan. The victory puts the Blue Bombers atop the Western Conference standings.
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Follmer Captures Can-Am Crown At Laguna Seca
Mark Donohue slowed to let teammate George Follmer win the Castrol Grand Prix Can-Am Race by one second at Laguna Seca. Follmer now leads the Can-Am standings with 110 points and earned 18 200 dollars from the victory as 46 300 fans watched. Francois Cevert finished third in a close race between the turbo Porsches. In Martinsville, Bob Santos and Jimmie Hensley won controversial features on lap 245, setting track records in the Cardinal 500 Classic doubleheader.
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Radio TV Log Pro Football and Baseball Schedule
Monday 8 p.m. Green Bay at Detroit on KSWO TV and KOCO TV. Tuesday 7:15 p.m. Cincinnati at Oakland broadcast on KFDX TV and WKY TV.
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Sooners Open Big Eight Schedule With Buffs Clash
Oklahoma, unbeaten in the Big Eight, travels to Colorado for the league opener as Chuck Fairbanks’s Sooners look to carry non conference momentum from a 27 0 win over Texas. Iowa State Missouri Nebraska Kansas State and Oklahoma State also feature in a crowded race.
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Dallas Solves Zone. Rolls Over Baltimore
Dallas Cowboys back Calvin Hill powered the offense with two touchdowns and 86 receiving yards as Dallas crushed the Baltimore Colts 21 to 0 to improve to 4 1. Morton threw for 279 yards and two scores on 22 of 30 while targeting Hill and Walt Garrison to defeat the Colts zone defense. Colts quarterback John Unitas endured another rough day as Baltimore dropped to 1 4 for its worst start since 1954.
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Smith Keys Cup Victory Ends Davis Cup Run Strong
Stan Smith led the United States to a fifth consecutive Davis Cup title by defeating Ion Tiriac 4-6 6-2 6-4 2-6 6-0 as the U S clinched a 3-2 final win over Romania in Bucharest. He hinted this could be his last Davis Cup appearance if format changes persist.
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