Raiders Halt Dolphins Streak With 12 7 Win
Oakland defeats Miami 12 7 to end the Dolphins 18 game playoff winning streak as George Blanda booted four field goals and Don Shula complained about the crowd as Namath and Unitas reach milestones and other NFL results unfold across the league.
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Late game kicks seal tense NFL ties
Lawton Con Constitution reports a 39 yard winner into wind with 26 seconds left for the 49ers over the Broncos. Giants and Eagles tie 23 23 after Gogolak boots a 14 yard field goal at the final gun. Packers and Lions draw 13 13 as Del Gaizo leads a late rally to set the final score.
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Miami Upsets Shake Texas Purdue in Weekend Upsets
Miami of Florida stunned sixth-ranked Texas 20 15 while Miami University of Ohio beat Purdue 24 19. A MAC upset, Purdue lost to Bowling Green last season and fell behind 19 10 in the final period before a rally. Sophomore Mar ty Akins fumbled three times for Texas while Woody Thompson scored thrice for Miami Ohio.
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Green Grabs Golf Crown
Endicott New York AP Hu bert Green won the $100,000 B C Open finishing 18 under par with 266 after a 67 final round to beat Dwight Nevil by six strokes Nevil had seven birdies and two bogeys earning 11 400. Bob E Smith and Larry Ziegler tied for third at 276 with Smith winning 5900 and a new car for a birdie on the 17th.
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Landry Seeks 100th Victory In Dallas Showdown
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry aims for his 100th NFL win as they host the New Orleans Saints at Texas Stadium. The Saints, crushed 62 7 by Atlanta, enter seeking a rebound while Landry notes Dallas has been strong since 1956 with seven playoff appearances and multiple titles. New Orleans coach John North apologizes for the prior humiliation.
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Langston and Central Vie In Top OCC Showdown
Langston and Central State clash in Edmond on Saturday in a key Oklahoma Collegiate Conference football game. The Lions and Bronchos are considered prime contenders for the league championship.
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Langston, Southwestern shutout others as Cameron falls
Langston defeated Cameron 20-0 to boost title hopes while Central lost 13-7 to East Central. Northeastern routed Southeastern 35-0 and Southwestern topped Panhandle 14-0. Cameron hosts Northwestern next, Aggies aim for rebound after a 14-7 loss at Langston.
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Eagles Open Boomer Conference Schedule at Cameron Stadium
Lawton Eisenhower seeks its league debut against Putnam City West at 8 p.m. Friday in Cameron Stadium. Ike just beat Oklahoma City Star Spencer 26 to 6 for its first win of the year.
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State Farm Life Insurance Company Home Offices
Bloomington Illinois home office of State Farm Life Insurance Company. The article notes corporate identity and location for the Bloomington plant, highlighting the main office campus and administrative presence in central Illinois.
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