Unitas-Led Colts Rally In Super Bowl Round
Blanda came on for LaMonica after a pulled thigh as the Colts built a 10-3 halftime lead on runs and a field goal. He connected on two touchdown passes, 38 yards to Bilentnikoff and 15 yards to Warren Wells, but the crowd of 3,500 expected a different outcome.
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Colts Rally Past Raiders in Playoff Thriller
Baltimore defeats Oakland 24 20 in a dramatic AFC playoff game. Unitas led a late drive with Perkins sealing the win on a 45 yardistreat score after a long series, while Bulaich and Nowatzke contributed key rushing plays. Blanda passed for 271 yards and tied the game earlier with a Raiders drive before Baltimore answered with a decisive finish.
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Sam Houston’s Lister sparks 94 80 win over East Texas
Sam Houston’s James Lister erupted for 47 points and 21 rebounds as the Bearkats defeated East Texas 94-80 in Lone Star Conference action. Howard Payne dropped two LSC games 78-71 to McMurry and 93-88 to Southwest Texas while S F Austin extended its conferenced win streak to 26.
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Denver Rockets edge Texas Chaps in overtime comeback
Denver Rockets beat the Texas Chaps 129 124 in overtime after trailing 117 117 at regulation. Rookie Ralph Simpson scored six off the bench as Denver rallied with 12 straight points. Ron Boone led Texas with 35, Julian Hammond had 30 for Denver, and Julius Keye pulled 21 rebounds.
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Cowboys Apply Changeable Tactics In Win
In a game described as continued from earlier play, Dallas used altered calls at the line of scrimmage about twelve times. Morton noted a five yard scoring pass to Garrison after a fake run to exploit a defender. Landry usually called plays, but Morton took more control than usual.
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Creighton SMU Game Postponed By Snow
SMU announced its basketball game with Creighton was postponed due to a snowbound Creighton team and will be played later in the season. An SMU spokesman cited travel difficulties preventing Creighton from reaching Dallas.
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Cowboys Top 49ers in Offensive Showdown for Title Hope
Dallas Cowboys defeated San Francisco 49ers as Tommie Thomas rushed for 143 yards and scored the go ahead touchdown. John Brodie threw for 262 yards with one TD and two interceptions including a pick set up Dallas’ third period score. Bruce Taylor praised the Cowboys’ powerful sweeps by Thomas and Walt Garrison.
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Nebraska receives Grantland Rice award as top college team
Nebraska the Orange Bowl champion and 11 win 1 tie team won the Grantland Rice award for nation’s outstanding college football. The Football Writers Association of America announced the selection noting Nebraska missed a perfect score by two points. Notre Dame finished second and Texas, after beating Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl, placed third.
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Cowboys Edge 49ers in Kezar Stadium Thriller
Dallas wins 17 7 at Kezar Stadium to earn a spot in the Super Bowl as Thomas stars with 143 rushing yards on 27 carries and two key plays. Renfro’s interception set up a late Cowboys TD while Morton connected for 101 yards passing for Dallas.
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Missouri Valley Standings and Week Highlights
The Missouri Valley basketball standings show Louisville leading with 8 wins and 1 loss in the conference, followed by Memphis State and Bradley. Last week featured wins by Drake over Memphis and Louisville’s high scoring outputs, with 38 schedule events listed for this week including Georgetown at Louisville and Bradley at Memphis.
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