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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1964

Page

7

Bills triumph 30-19 over Denver in AFL clash

Buffalo tight on defense and swift on offense seized first in the Eastern Division by beating Denver 30 to 19. Lamonica threw a 46 yard TD to Rutkowski and added a 23 yard run, with Carlton delivering a late clinching score as Denver rallied with two third quarter TDs.

Denver Buffalo Bills Boston Daryle Lamonica Ed Rutkowski Dick Guesman Lamonica Jacky Lee Mickey Slaughter Lionel Taylor Lee Slaughter Bob Scarpitto Paul Maguire Roland McDole Billy Joe McDole Charlie Mitchell Wray Carlton Taylor George Byrd Cookie Gil Rutkowski

Cowboys Rally Over Steelers In Weekend NFL Clash

Dallas and Pittsburgh battled as Dallas built an early fourth quarter lead and Pitt closed gaps on long passes. Brown connected for 52 passing yards and a TD to Hoak, while Meredith and Dial connected on key completions for a late Dallas score. Ballman scored for Pittsburgh on Brown’s long throw as time ran out.

Pitt van Raaphorst Brown John Henry Johnson Hoak Dallas Meredith Dial Parry Lee Dunn Pittsburgh Ballman Warren Livingston Steelers Pee Prnce

Blanks Runs 91 Yards as Oilers End Jets Skid

Sid Blanks torch Jets for 189 rushing yards on 19 carries including a 91 yard touchdown the AFL record long. Houston beats New York 33 to 17 behind Don Floyd punt return TD and George Blanda field goals to snap a nine game slide while improving to 3 10. Jets fall to 5 7 1.

Sid Blanks New York Freddy Glick Jet Mike Taliaferro Don Floyd Houston Oilers Jets George Blanda Blanks Texas A&i Jack Larscheid Oakland Paul Lowe San Diego Jets Oilers

Garland to meet Galena Park for AAAA title in Houston

Garland, after a 21-7 victory over Amarillo Tascosa, advances to the Class AAAA championship to face Galena Park in Houston Saturday night. Galena Park is 13-0 after a 58-0 semifinal win over San Antonio Highland. Other finals schedule includes Class AAA Palestine vs San Marcos in College Station and Class AA Marlin vs Palacios in Austin, with Class A Archer City meeting Ingleside in Austin.

Garland Amarillo Tascosa Houston Galena Park Owls Tascosa San Antonio Highlands Palestine San Marcos College Station Marlin Palacios Austin Archer City Ingleside

Bears suffer worst season as Vikings rout Chicago 41-14

Minnesota led by Bill Brown's three touchdowns crushed the Chicago Bears 41-14 to end the Bears’ worst season in George Halas era history. Chicago finished 5-9, while Minnesota went 8-5-1 and featured Tarkenton and Brown on a dominant day.

Chicago Minnesota Vikings Bill Brown Chicago Bears George Halas Bears Vikings Morris

SWC Standings and Results Highlight Tumbling Texas

Texas teams faced a rough week with Baylor and LSU posting strong showings while Texas A&M, Texas Tech, SMU and others endured mixed results. Notable upsets included SMU beating LSU 98 75 and Wyoming 87, and Texas losing twice to LSU and Oklahoma. The conference standings show Baylor leading with strong win pace and Texas dipping to mid pack as the season progresses.

Wyoming Baylor Trinity Texas Tech Arizona Red Raiders Texas Longhorns Louisiana State Oklahoma Southern Methodist Tulsa LSU United Press International Texas A&m Arkansas Rice TCU Arlington Sam Houston SMU Oklahoma State Memphis State Houston Hardin-Simmons Centenary Loyola New Orleans ICU Texas A&m-Houston College Station Austin Texas-Nebraska Nashville Tenn Tulane Dallas Texas Tech-Nebraska Lubbock Beasley Texas A&m Oh Turmer Olivier Carlson McKendrick Denney Timmons lHardy Tiner Rice i Iward

Englehorn and Snead Capture Scotch Mixed Foursomes

Shirley Englehorn and Sam Snead won the Scotch Mixed Foursomes with a seven under par 65 for a 272 total. Don Finsterwald and Marlene Hagge were runners-up at 273, while Mason Rudolph and Kathy Whitworth tied for seventh after a final 73.

Sebring Fla Shirley Englehorn Sam Snead Shirley Don Finsterwald Marlene Hagge Snead Finsterwald Marlene Miss Englehorn Mason

Bonny Johnny Captures Win At Pimlico

Bonny Johnny ridden by Danny French won the Jennings Handicap at Pimlico by a neck over Double Heritage owned by Richard S. Reynolds Jr. and Charles E. Riehtmeyer. Phil Grimm lodged a foul claim but stewards kept the ruling. the Maryland bred horse posted a 1:46 2-5 time and paid 8.20 4.60 3.20.

Baltimore Richard S. Reynolds Jr Bonny Johnny Charles E. Riehtmeyer Pimlico Phil Grimm Benny Johnny Danny French Maryland Racing Writers Association Double Heritage

All-America picks name first Negroes for Senior Bowl

Six All-America selections and the first two Black players invited to the Senior Bowl 27-man squad include Alabama’s Namath and Frederickson and Florida A&M stars Hayes and Felts. Florida State’s Biletni koff and Tensi headline quarterbacking with Alabama’s Namath deciding pro team after the Orange Bowl.

Mobile Ala Bob Hayes Florida A&m Bob Felts Fred Biletnikoff Florida State Allen Brown Mississippi Dan Kearley Alabama Jim Wilson Georgia Steve DeLong Tennessee Tucker Frederickson Auburn Bob Schweikert Virginia Tech Joe Na Math Ray Ogden Frank McLendon Kearley Steve Tensi Namath Schweikert Frederickson DeLong Harry Schuh Memphis State Schuh Oakland Raiders AFL San Diego Chargers NFL New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals New York Jets Texas Dave Simmons Bill Curry Georgia Tech Jimmy Sidle Mickey Sutton Hayes Felts Curry Green Bay Simmons St. Louis Sidle Dallas Cowboys Sutton Kansas City Chiefs Baltimore Colts Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Sonny Utz Larry DuPree Florida Ogden Jim Fauver Texas Christian North

Italian Wins In Ski Competition

Felice de Nicolo of Italy won the international Three Cableways cup combined downhill and slalom skiing event in Sestriere Italy. He took the downhill Saturday and finished second in the special slalom won by Martino Fill, with Dick Dorothy of Reno placing 15th in the combined classification.

Sestriere Italy Felice de Nicolo Martino Fill Dick Dorwoth Reno Nev Rice Jess Neely

Lions Rally To Beat 49ers 24 7 In Detroit

Detroit Lions defeat San Francisco 49ers 24 to 7 as Milt Plum connects twice with Jim Gibbons for 64 and 82 yard TDs. Tommy Watkins adds a 68 yard TD return. Parks catches late 3Q score for SF. Lions hold lead with strong defense and a late second TD pass.

Detroit Milt Plum Jim Gibbons Detroit Lions San Francisco 49Ers Plum Gibbons Tommy Watkins Wayne Walker 49Ers John Brodie Dave Parks San Francisco Dan Colchico Nick Pietrosante Lions San

Baltimore Colts Dominate Redskins In Season Finale

Baltimore routs Washington 45-17 as Lenny Moore sets NFL scoring marks with 20 rushing TDs and 120 points, Raymond Berry adds five receptions and a 30-yard TD, while John Unitas passes for 226 yards. Colts end 12-2, Redskins 7-7, ahead to championship rematch December 27.

Baltimore Baltimore Colts Washington Redskins Lenny Moore Raymond Berry Moore Jim. Taylor Green Bay Berry Jim Howton Colts Cleveland Lou Groza Browns Washington Pervis Atkins Jim Martin Sonny Jurgensen Tom Walters John Unitas Unitas John Mackey Jerry Hill Stara Hedsikins de Spraig Nis

Vikings Split Bowl Shares After Tie With Packers

Minnesota players shared 87 500 from the Western Conference tie with Green Bay for the Playoff Bowl. Twenty four players and staff received 51 shares totaling 43 750, an 857 88 per man split. coach Norm Van Brocklin declined a share.

Minneapolis - St. Paul Minnesota Vikings Green Bay Los Angeles Miami Packers Vikings Minnesota Viking Fred Zamberletti Jim Eason Norm van Brocklin

Raceway Ends Successful Year at Yonkers Raceway

Yonkers Raceway wrapped its most successful standardbred season with 32,912 fans and a mutual handle of 2,742,180 for 131 nights. The season average handle rose to 2,096,470, up eight percent, while attendance reached 3,327,490, a 13 percent rise.

Yonkers N. Y Yonkers Raceway

Chiefs hand Chargers worst AFL loss in history

In San Diego, Len Dawson threw four touchdown passes to Frank Jackson as the Chiefs overwhelmed the Chargers 49 to 6. Jackson tied an AFL single game record with four receptions for TDs, while Dawson went 17 of 28 for 220 yards. The Chargers fell to 8-4-1 but still clinched the Western Division title.

San Diego Calif Len Dawson Frank Jackson Kansas City Chiefs San Diego Chargers Jackson Dawson Art Powell Oakland Raiders Houston Pasasti Jackson AFL Chiefs Chargers TE Chargers

Rams Edge Packers as Gossett Boots 27 Yard Field Goal

In a tense game, Tom Moore broke through for a late run but Green Bay trailed by seven at halftime after Josephson powered the Rams. A key fumble by Starr allowed David Jones to recover on the Green Bay 19, setting up Los Angeles to lead 21-7 at halftime. Bruce Gossett added the Rams only second half score with a 27 yard field goal.

Ev Ssion Jets Oilers Page One Tom Moore Green Bay Starr David Jones Rams Josephson Los Angeles Ram Bruce Gossett

Cardinals edge Eagles 36 34 on Bakken field goal

Jim Bakken drilled a 19 yard field goal with 22 seconds left to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 36 34 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Bakken tied NFL single game field goal record with five makes and set club marks for points in a season.

ST. Louis Jim Bakken St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Eagles Cleveland Browns Cardinals Eagles Washington Baltimore Cleveland New York Bakken Ollie Matson Don Brumm Philadelphia NFL Cardinal Norm Snead Earl Gros St. Louis Reading Johnson Snead Jerry Stovall Billy Gambrell Pete Retzlaff Ron Goodwin Ray Poage Jackie Smith Nate Ramsey Veagies Pas Pasen

New Rambler-Go Demo Ride Promotes 1965 Cars

Vernon invites buyers to Campbell’s Graves at 1602 Main for a demonstration ride in the new Rambler-Go. The ad touts a sensible spectacular vehicle and urges patrons to test drive the model.

Campbells Graves Main Vernon

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