Dallas Cowboys Rally For 13-15 Tie With Giants
Dallas and New York battled to a 13-13 tie as Meredith scored on a 10 yard run. Van Raaphorst kicked two field goals and Perkin s totaled 127 rushing yards before an injury as Dallas racked up 473 yards offense. Giants took lead with two second quarter TDs before Dallas defense limited Tittle.
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Bears Cruise Past Rams 38 17 In Big NFC Showdown
Chicago Bears, overcoming slump, posted a 38 17 win over the Los Angeles Rams. Bill Wade threw four TD passes two to Johnny Morris and Mike Ditka. Wade completed 31 of 45 for 249 yards Morris 11 receptions 147 yards Ditka six catches 81 yards. Rams Marcus Gabriel passed for 257 yards Bucy Pope connected on a 70 yard TD.
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Perkins Held For Observation After Injury Tie
Dallas fullback Don Perkins was hospitalized for observation of possible kidney injury and a cracked wrist after a 13 13 tie with the New York Giants. He had rushed 16 yards late in the fourth period and increased his season total to 458 yards, 48 more than Cleveland’s Jim Brown.
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Big First Half Secures Villanova 34 0 Victory
Villanova’s unbeaten Wildcats scored all 34 points in the first half to rout Detroit 34 0 in Villanova Pennsylvania.
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Eastern New Mexico Rout Western New Mexico 41–6
Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds dominated Western New Mexico 41 to 6 on Saturday. QB Sid Birdwell opened scoring, Whiteside rushed for 110 yards and two TDs, and Richard James added a 59 yard scamper. Eastern outgained opponents 362 rushing, 116 passing, and held Western to 41 rushing yards.
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Five Die In Montlhery Sports Car Crash
Five people were killed when a two car crash during the Paris sports car race at Montlhery, France, marred the event. The race was won by Graham Hill of Britain and Joachim Bonier of Sweden. neither winner was involved in the crash. Italian driver Franco Patria, German driver Peter Linder, and three French race officials died.
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Fifty Eight Remain Undefeated In Texas High School Football
Twenty teams were eliminated from the unbeaten list as the Texas schoolboy football season nears the stretch drive. Garland leads the Class AAAA group with a 17 game win streak, joined by Amarillo Tascosa Dallas Hillcrest Tyler Galena Park LaMarque Austin Kingsville Victoria and others. Big matches this week feature Galena Park versus LaMarque in AAAA and Anson versus Ballinger Dublin versus Granbury in AA and Bogata versus Jefferson in A.
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Packers rally past 49ers as Brown scores late
Green Bay overcame San Francisco with Jim Taylor scoring a fourth period TD after a fumble recovery. Taylor totaled 133 yards on 23 carries, helped by Bart Starr’s pass to Boyd Dowler and a crucial Wood punt return. Hornung injured, Packers win 24 14 in Wisconsin.
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Wyoming Edges Utah 14-13 on late passing drive
Wyoming defeated Utah 14-13 as quarterback Tom Wilkinson connected on a 21 yard touchdown pass to John Dowler for the first score. George Squires added the extra points with a pair of kicks and his kicking boot sealed the win.
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Jurgensen Leads Redskins Past Eagles for 35-20 Win
Washington, led by Sonny Jurgensen with five touchdown passes, defeated Philadelphia 35-20 to snap a four game skid. Jurgensen threw 22 of 33 for 385 yards including 183 yards on six catches to Bobby Mitchell and a 66 yard TD to Charley Taylor. Tim Brown scored all Eagles points with 101 yards rushing.
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Pumas and Andrews lead AAA districts with perfect records
The Pumas and Andrews stayed undefeated last week with idle Friday nights. In District 2-AAA Odessa Ector Monahans and Kermit tied atop standings after league openers. Fort Stockton beat Pecos 7-0, Ector defeated Seminole 7-0, and Kermit outscored Pecos 21-6. Fort Stockton and Pecos meet for cellar safety. Ector has an open date. District 1-AAA opens next week with Dumas at Lawton and Guymon at Perryton. Canon Tulsa Muleshoe Hereford regroup for Oct 23 opens. Sweetwater led District 3-AAA after a 30-6 win over Snyder, Brownfield shared the lead. Lake View beat nothing decisive. Lamesa and Levelland played to a 0-0 tie. Littlefield idle.
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Winds Play Antelope Area 3 4 A A District Action
District 3 and 4 A A wrap up non conference games and head into league play. Friona and Floydada sit 4 1 atop standings while Hale Center and the Whirlwinds chase. Denver City looks to a full league schedule as Slaton faces Morton and Crane challenges Post.
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Broncos Top Chiefs 33-27 in Speedie era debut
Denver under new coach Speedie snapped a 14 game winless streak with a 33-27 AFL victory over Kansas City. Lionel Taylor caught a 34 yard TD pass for Denver, Jacky Lee led offense, and Denver built a 33-13 lead before KC answered with a 73 yard kickoff return and a Dawson Arbanas connection.
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Detroit Lions tie for lead with 24 20 win over Vikings
Detroit rallies in the fourth quarter scoring on two Earl Morrall passes 43 yards apart to upset Minnesota 24 20 and pull level with Baltimore for the Western Conference lead. Morrall connected with Gail Cogdill for the decisive touchdown after a punt return setup.
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Raider Meeting Slated Today
The Red Raider Club holds its weekly gathering at the Pioneer Hotel with Exec. Sec. Leete Jackson confirming the event. Coach J T King to review the Tech-TCU game and Bill Worley to present a Baylor scouting report. Buffet luncheon admission is $2. all are welcome.
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Oregon State gridder killed in auto mishap
Concord California resident Gary Dale Casey, 24, a Oregon State University football player, died Saturday night in a automobile accident in Corvallis Oregon.
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Keotane promises power boost in weekend mountain driving
Mr John Mcardie of Denver reports that Skelly Keotane additive increases power. The copy urges motorists to try three tankfuls to judge the benefit for their own driving in mountainous weekend trips.
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