Haynes Sets AFL TD Record In Dallas 17 Denver 10
Abner Haynes ran in a 2 yard score for his 19th AFL touchdown setting a league mark as Dallas beat Denver 17 10. Curtis McClinton added a 69 yard run and 105 rushing yards paced Dallas. Gene Mingo connected on his 27th field goal but Denver failed on multiple tries. Dallas intercepted four Den passes and Bobby Ply sealed the win with a late stop. Attendance 19 137.
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Packers Rally Past 49ers 31-21 At Kezar Stadium
The Green Bay Packers erased a 21-10 halftime deficit to beat the San Francisco 49ers 31-21 behind Tom Moore’s 32 yard run and Jim Taylors 2 yard score. Bart Starr connected on key passes as G B added a late fourth quarter surge to seize the Western Conference lead with a 12-1 record.
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Detroit Lions Rally Past Vikings for 37-23 Victory
Detroit rebounds from rough start as Dick LeBeau, Ed Sharockman and Gail Cogdill star. Lions intercept five passes and recover five fumbles, turning turnovers into three defensive touchdowns and a 37-23 win over Minnesota in cold weather before 42,256 at home.
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Lou Michaels Sets Season Record With Four Field Goals
Lou Michaels booted four field goals, totaling 24 for the season, to lift the Pittsburgh Steelers 26-17 over the Philadelphia Eagles at Franklin Field. The Kentucky star’s 46-yard fourth quarter kick broke a 17-17 tie as Pittsburgh clinched its eighth win. He also added two extra points, as the Steelers swept the two-game series and improved to 9-1-9 for the season.
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Eagles, Steelers Trade Leads In Narrow NFL Clash
Sonny Jurgensen connected with Pete Retzlaff for a 7 yard touchdown and Bobby Walston added a conversion to give Philadelphia an early lead. Ed Brown passed to Preston Carpenter for a 12 yard score as Pittsburgh moved ahead in the second quarter. Carpenter later returned a punt to the Eagles 11 setting up Johnson’s 1 yard plunge. Michaels added a 21 yard field goal. Philadelphia tied late in the third on a Jurgen sen to Retzlaff 49 yard pass as Wittenborn added an 18 yard field goal. Michaels added three late field goals to seal the Steelers win in front of 60,671.
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Blanda Leads Oilers Past Raiders in AFL Clash
Houston Oilers defeat Oakland Raiders 32 to 17 as George Blanda passes for a TD and kicks three field goals and three extra points. Clemon Daniels gains 187 yards for Oakland, with key plays from Bobby Jancik and Tony Banfield. Palmer edges Player by six strokes in Salisbury exhibition match.
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Bears Beat Rams 30-14 In Frigid Wrigley Field
Chicago Dominates Los Angeles 30 to 14 as Dick Bass sets Rams rushing mark and Ken Petitbon returns a 101 yard interception for a Bears rally in cold 20 degree conditions at Wrigley. Wade and Ditka connect on key scores to seal the win.
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Giants Topple Browns in 17-13 Victory at Yankee Stadium
New York Giants extend win streak to eight and knock Cleveland from second place in the Eastern Conference. Ralph Guglielmi threw a 7 yard TD to Joe Walton, Joe Morrison added a 1 yard plunge, Don Chandler kicked a 17 yard field goal, while Lou Groza booted two field goals for Cleveland. Attendance 62,794 as Giants improve in preparation for the title game.
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Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed sworn in as Premier of Kashmir
Jammed report states Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed takes oath as Premier in Indian Kashmir, marking a key political leadership change. The ceremony confirms his administration and leadership role amid regional governance.
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LCC Pioneers Face Hardin-Simmons in Home Opener
Lub bock Christian College Pioneers seek their first win of the season at 6 p.m. against Hardin-Simmons. Coach Lester Perrin will start Davidson Eldredge Boaz Lynch Sanders and Gooch. LCC sits 6-3 after a 93-70 win over Cisco Junior College and a 78-58 loss to Texas Tech freshmen.
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Basketball League Game Ends In Fight
A wild brawl at an Eastern Basketball League game in Allentown Pa led to one player under temporary arrest another suspended indefinitely and a veteran official resigning on the spot. Players from Allentown and a spectator were chased into the stands before police broke up the melee.
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Johnson Hurls Victory Cards Race Over Cowboys 52-20
St. Louis Cardinals quarterback Charlie Johnson threw five scoring passes and rushed for a TD to overwhelm Dallas 52-20, tying for sixth with Philadelphia. Johnson connected with Taz Anderson Conrad and Sonny Randle for long scores, amassing 302 yards on 13 of 27 passes as St. Louis outscored Dallas 38-0 in the second half. Jerry Norton opened with a 91-yard kickoff return and the teams traded early scores, but Johnson’s aerials and Crow’s 118 rushing yards sealed the win. Attendance 14,102.
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