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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1970

Page

6

Packers Rally Past Vikings On 101-Yard Kickoff Return

Green Bay, down 40-0 two weeks earlier, stunned the previously unbeaten Minnesota Vikings 13 10 as Dave Hampton delivered a 101-yard kickoff return. Packers’ defense harassed Gary Cuozzo with six sacks, and Dale Livingston added two field goals to spark the win.

United Press International Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Minnesota Vikings St. Louis Dallas Atlanta San Francisco New Orleans New York Giants Washington Philadelphia Eagles Los Angeles San Diego Chicago Detroit Packers Dave Hampton Vikings Green Bay Bob Brown Mike McCoy Rich Moore Lionel Aldridge Viking Gary Cuozzo Dale Livingston St. Louis Cardinals Dallas Cowboys

Broncos top Chiefs to take lead in West in 26–13 upset

Denver under Lou Saban improved to 3–0 in the AFC West by stopping Kansas City 26–13. Denver’s defensive line pressured Len Dawson seven times, forcing three interceptions and two fumbles, while Bobby Howfield’s four field goals, three in the final quarter, sealed the win.

Lou Saban Denver Broncos Kansas City Chiefs Broncos Bobby Howfield Chiefs Denver Rich Jackson Dave Costa Pete Duranko Paul Smith Kansas City Len Dawson Howfield

Oklahoma to challenge Longhorns in Big D rivalry game

Top ranked Ohio State eyes Michigan State as its first step toward a Rose Bowl trip while second ranked Texas aims to extend college football's longest current win streak against Oklahoma in the annual Big D showdown. Several ranked teams face tough foes this weekend.

Ohio State Michigan State Texas Oklahoma Buckeyes Duke UCLA Stanford Colorado Penn State Purdue Boilermakers Jim Plunkett Kansas State Wisconsin John Jardine Notre Dame Southern California Nebraska Mississippi Air Frce Academy I Ug Lansing Minnesota Ole Miss Ahcen Crimson Tide Scott Hunter Air Colorado

Pac-8 Football Drama Between UCLA Oregon On Saturday

Stanford hosts USC in Palo Alto while UCLA and Oregon play big tests in Los Angeles as Pac-8 races tighten. USC dominates Oregon State, UCLA edges Texas, Stanford falls to Purdue, and Oregon edges Washington State amid conference chase.

Notre Dame Army Southern California Stanford Nebraska Missouri Mississippi Georgia Kansas Kansas State United Press International West Coast Palo Alto Calif UCLA Oregon Los Angeles USC Ducks Oregon State Jimmy Jones Johnny McKay Trojans Jones Washington State Texas Bruins Longhorns Cotton Syeyrer Eddie Phillips Dennis Dummitt Indians Purdue Boilermakers Jim Plunkett Washington Navy California Rice PCAA Fresno State University of Pacific Long Beach State San Jose State San Diego State Brigham Young UC Santa Barbara Los Angeles State UCSB Texas Tech Cal Poly Pomona WSU Arizona State Utah UOP Louisiana State Southern Mississippi

Tolan does it all as Reds win

Cincinnati's Bobby Tolan starred with two singles and three runs scored plus a homer, lifting the Reds over the Pirates 3-1 in Pittsburgh to take a 2-0 lead in the NL pennant playoff. Tony Cloninger will pitch the clincher at Riverfront Stadium.

Buffalo New York Baltimore Boston Houston Cincinnati Miami Oakland Cleveland Pittsburgh Jets Dennis Shaw O.J. Simpson War Memorial Stadium Matt Snell Roger Finnie Tolan Reds UPI Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Sparky Anderson Anderson Pirates Riverfront Stadium Bob Moose Danny Murtaugh Moose Bob Veale Tony Cloninger Bobby Tolan

Orioles take 2-0 series lead as Palmer beats Twins

Baltimore and Jim Palmer rolled to an 11-3 win over Minnesota to move within one victory of the World Series. Harmon Killebrew and Cesar Tovar homered for the Twins, but Dave McNally steadied the game before Baltimore’s seven-run ninth sealed the victory.

Baltimore Upi Jim Palmer Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Twins Orioles Palmer Earl Weaver Bert Blyleven Twins Bill Rigney Jim Kaat Frank Robinson Harmon Killebrew Cesar Tovar Dave McNally McNally

Umpires Reach Truce For Pennant Playoffs

A temporary agreement ends the strike during the National League and American League pennant races. Umpires will be paid 3000 dollars for playoff games and 7000 dollars for World Series games, a 500 dollar increase over the prior post season pay.

Pittsburgh UPI Major League Umpires Association Baseballs’ Heirarchy Minneapolis-St. Paul Doug Harvey Cincinnati

Tucker and four teammates injured in Rams win

In Los Angeles the Rams beat San Diego 37 to 10 as five players sustained injuries. Wendell Tucker suffered a concussion in the first quarter and was hospitalized for overnight observation. Merlin Olsen sprained his right knee and left the game, Billy Truax strained his knee but returned, and Alvin Haymond took rib bruises in the third quarter.

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