Redskins stun Cowboys to stay unbeaten in 1960s style
Washington defeats Dallas 20-16 as Charlie Harraway runs 57 yards for a score and Bill Kilmer connects with Roy Jefferson for a 50 yard TD. Allen’s overhaul yields a rookie-free veteran unit in sole possession of first in the NFC East amid a day of strong ground gains and key field goals.
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United Press International
Washington
Houston
George Allen
Allen
Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Charlie Harraway
Bill Kilmer
Sonny Jurgensen
Roy Jefferson
Curt Knight
Cowboys
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Buffalo
Cleveland
Oakland
Errol Mann
Lions
Atlanta
Mike Weger
Ron Jessie
Greg Landry
Larry Walton
Detroit
Landry
Charlie Sanders
Mann
Bob Berry
Ken Burrow
Tom Hayes
Falcon
John Brodie
Ted Kwalick
Vic Washington
San Francisco
Philadelphia Eagles
Rocky Thompson
Fran Tarkenton
Giants
St. Louis
Lance Rentzel
Rams
Chicago
George Nock
Jets
Miami
Jim O'Brien
Tom Matte
Don Nottingham
Baltimore
Patriots
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Chargers
Aaron Brown
Don Horn
Kansas City
Denver
Charles Durkee
New Orleans
Oilers
Lompoc Youth Football League Opens 1971 Season
The Lompoc Youth Football League started its 1971 season with a four game slate and a 2,500-strong pancake breakfast. Lions defeated Gretco Packers 26-18. Rebels crushed Archers 41-0. Panthers beat Chargers 13-8. Pistons shut out Rangers 38-0.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Lions
Gretco Packers
Bill Lynch
Lions
Skipper van Allen
Clayton Mills
Alray Grossi
John Vargas
Tim Howell
Lion
Harry Mossis Insurance Rebels
McDonalds
Archers
Victor Avillaneva
Lionel Lee
Peter Martinez
Rebels
Perrys Auto Pistons
Rotary Rangers
Mike House
John Mintz
House
Mintz
Dan Welch
Blasco
Orioles Rally Past Blue In playoff opener
Vida Blue gave up a three run lead as Baltimore Orioles scored four seventh inning runs to beat the Oakland A's 5 3 in game one of the playoffs. Belanger Morton's and Blair delivered key hits to stun the A's and Blue spoke of needing to be perfect against the Orioles in this series.
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Baltimore
UPI
Vida Blue
Baltimore Orioles
Oakland A’s
Blue
A’s
Orioles
Mike Cuellar
Jim Hunter
Mark Belanger
Curt Morton
Paul Blair
Oakland
Williams
Blair
Motton
Frank Robinson
Iningith
Brooks Robinson
Andyetchebarren
Belanger
Morton
Dave McNallynd
McNally
Vida
Bando
Pirates tie series with three Robertson homers in playoffs
Bob Robertson slugs three home runs to power the Pittsburgh Pirates past the San Francisco Giants 9-4 tying the series at one game each. Willie Stargell struggles while Dock Ellis and Nelson Briles are lined up for the next games as Marichal and the Giants need relief to rebalance the pennant chase.
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Cowboys
Tom Landry
Washington
Allen
Landry
Redskins
Washington Senators
Texas
Detroit
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
New York Giants
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York Jets
Miami
Baltimore
New England
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Kansas City
Denver
New Orleans
Bob Robertson
Candlestick Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Slugger Robertson
Robertson
Pirates
Giants
Charlie Fox
Fox
Danny Murtaugh
Willie Stargell
Stargell
John Cumberland
Cumberland
Ron Bryant
Steve Hamilton
Dock Ellis
Ellis
Bob Miller
Tito Fuentes
Murtaugh
Mays
Roberto Clemente
Nelson Briles
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Hancock Bulldogs blank Glendale CC 20 8 to stay unbeaten
Hancock College Bulldogs improved to 3-0 at Huyck Stadium in Lompoc, defeating Glendale City College 20-8. Don Willis scored twice on runs, with Ray Smith connecting to Hank Cook for a score and John Gray intercepting three Glendale passes.
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Hancock College Bulldogs
Huyck
Lompoc
Glendale City College
Don Willis
Cabrillo High
Bulldog
Hancock
Glendale
Bill Pierce
Willis
John Gray
Vaquero
Mike Davi
Smith
Gray
Bulldogs
Vaqueros
John Johansen
Johaansen
Brave CC rolls to 52nd and 53rd wins in triangular meet
Lompoc High dominates Torrance and Inglewood as Terry Williams sets a course record of 9:54. Alvin Gilmore and Rodger Hansen place high among seven Brave runners in the top 11. Punt Pass and Kick age group winners named for regional Santa Barbara event with multiple finalists listed.
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Bobby Randolph
Santa Maria
Santa Maria Speedway
Santa Ynez
Bob Meneley
Bakersfield
Jerry Mooney
Clift Vose
Randolph
Jack Ledbetter
Orcutt
Jim Sullivan
Bob Ernshaw
Santa
Lompoc Valley
Lorrie Forehlich
Karen Ledgerwood
Karen
Maury Sipes
Lompoc
Torrance High
Inglewood High
Terry Williams
Alvin Gilmore
Rodger Hansen
Nunez
Schounkel
Warruts
Jackson
Santa Barbara
Curt Wilde
Richard Aguilar
James Loney
Mike Ellison
Gil Paulson
Ricky Dimitt
Daniel Welch
Frank Tobias, Jr
Keith Barnard
David Aragon
Erich Tobin
Stuart Radford
Dan Lowey
Wilford Bryant
Larry Luna
Danny Hall
Ricky Lowery
Steven Wilcox
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John Brockington
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Norm Snead
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Picos
Belluz
Ron Garcia
Trosper
Dave Duncan
Sal Bando
Earl Weaver
Maggie Knickrehm
Beckie Zeigler
Boog Powell
Hank Soar
Bucs
Willie
Scott Ostler
Glendale CC
Brave CC
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