Eagles Rip Cowboys 43-7 in strong NFL showing
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Sonny Jurgensen and Billy Barnes fueled a big first half as Philadelphia dominated the Dallas Cowboys 43-7. The win kept the Eagles tied for the Eastern Division lead with the New York Giants, who beat Los Angeles 24-0.
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Harold Y. Ratliff
Dallas
Sonny Jurgensen
Billy Barnes
Philadelphia Eagles
Dallas Cowboys
Bulldt
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Los Angeles
Joe Walton
Y. A. Tittle
Los Angeles Rams
Halfiley Britt
New Day
Cardinals Rout Redskins 24 0 in Washington
Washington lost 24 to 0 as St Louis Cardinals dominated with passing yards and defense. Key plays featured Rath Gu Hato and Anderson connecting on multiple passes, while Washington defense struggled to contain turnover and penalties.
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Washington
St Louis Cardinals
Redskins
Notre Tine Yo Aimerica
Cardinals
Tose Guxhelmi
Lorist
Tae Anderson
Sear
Eomavegard
Poontion Gast
Harrison
Benk Jenn Hein
Jome Hill
George Ivo
Stuarts
Washington Vane
Cardinal
St. Louis
Anderson
Pune
Guyhelm
Perry
Gautt
Hill
West Germany leads in Tad world championship qualifier
In Augsburg Germany West Germany defeated Greece 21 0 in the Tad world championship qualifier while Northern Ireland finished second and Greece third in a three nation event. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania captain Bill Steinkraus won the President Trophy aboard Kyar dEsprit as the Morse Show closed.
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Augsburg
West Germany
Groves
Chite
Northern Ireland
Greece
Harrisburg
Eaptin
Bill Steinkraus
U. S
Kyar d’Esprit
Pennsylvania
Colts Topple Lions 17-14 in NFL Weekend Showdown
Chicago bears quieted a San Francisco aerial attack as quarterback Wade threw four touchdown passes in a 17-14 upset of the Lions. Giants edge Rams 24-14 as Conerly directs late rally and Shofner shines with a 37-yard score. Lions rally falls short. Ditka and Ditka-like plays highlight a rugged defensive game.
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Chicago
OF Bears
San Francisco
Wade
New York
Charlie
Conely
New Giants
Angeles Rams
Kyle Rote
Conerly
del Shofner
Giants
Joe Walton
Joel Wells
Rote
York New York
Los Angels
Summerill
Ny—Webster
Titte Summerall
La—Phillips
Ryan Villanueva
Villang Dicks
Ammerall
Ny—Shofner
Summerall
San Diego routs Oakland in 41 to 10 blowout
San Diego rolled to their nth straight victory as Paul Lane and the defense forced turnovers. Oakland scored first but San Diego answered with a quick passing attack and a series of runs. Crowd set a season high as the Chargers dominated in rushing and passing, building a convincing lead before coast mode in the final minutes.
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Eagles
Cowboys
Barnes Jed
Philadelphi
Ted Dean
Chirence
Philadelphia
Dallas
Bobby Walston
Rams
Peaks
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Wale
Mike Ditka
San Francisco
Wade
John Farrington
Bear
48Ers
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John Brodie
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Jack Kewip
Tol Ikaps
Waodaland
Hawe Vkdele
Blair Kiekt
St Norton
Kezap Hur
Fiower
Blair
Kemp
Oak
FG Fleming
Shar
Winning Coaches Main Speakers at QB Luncheon
Frank Junell will introduce two winning coaches at the Red Raider Quarterback Club luncheon in the Colonial Room of the Pioneer Hotel. J T King’s Texas Tech beat Baylor 19 17 and Bert Huffman’s Tech freshmen defeated Hardin Simmons, with a scouting report by Jim Wright on the SMU Rice game. Lunch cost 175 and is open to football fans on the South Main.
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Red Raider
Pioneer Hotel
Junell
J.T. King
Texas ‘Torin
Baylor
Sun of
Bert Huffman
Tech
Hardin- Simmons
Jim Wright
Houston
Sany
South
Packers Triumph Over Vikings for West Lead
Bart Starr and Tom Moore propelled Green Bay past Minnesota 33 to 7 to seize the NFL Western Division lead. Hornung kicked and ran, Dowler caught a 78 yard TD on the opening play as Packers outgained the Vikings and forced turnovers to claim fifth win in six games.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Bart Starr
Tom Moore
Paul Hornung
Minnesota
Green Bay Packers
Vikings
Moore
Green Bay
San Francisco
Hornung
Vanderbilt
Packers
Will
Stan
Boyd Dowler
Dowler
Starr
Minn—Tarkentin
Mercer
FG Hornung
Taylor
Ram Morne
Currie
Green Bay Minnesota
Browns Rally Past Steelers in 28 20 Victory
Cleveland, led by Bobby Mitchell three touchdowns and Lou Groza field goals, edged Pittsburgh 28 to 20. The Browns trailed 21-20 before scoring 10 late points, clinching with a Groza 12 yard field goal after a Steelers fumble near the Browns' 10.
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Bobby Mitchell
Lou
Groza
Cleveland
Browns
Steelers
John Henry Johnson
Rudy Bukich
Buddy Dial
Green Bay
Mitchell
Pitsburgh Hom Cleve
Grove
Cley—Mitchell
Pit—Dial
Bukic
Michaels
Pitt
Tracy
Cley
Grow
Pittl
Reds Outfield Stars Stopped by Yankees Pitching
In the first two World Series games Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson endured extended hitting droughts against New York pitching. Robinson went hitless in six at bats while Pinson went eight straight without a hit before doubling in the ninth of game two. Robinson led the Reds in hitting despite the struggles.
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Yan
Yranes
Pittsburgh
Aks
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Reds
Yankee
Robby
Pinson
Luis Arroyo
Robinson
Texas In Command Of SWC Grid Race
Texas crushed Arkansas 33 7 to reach halfway through a volatile SWC season as Texas Tech and Texas Christian pulled upsets. Tech beat Baylor 19 17 and TCU edged A&M 15 14 reshaping title chances while Houston and Dallas battled in AFL action and Blanda sparked the Oilers to a 38 7 win over the Dallas Texans.
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Cotten
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George Davidson
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Lou Rymkus
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Broncos rally to beat Titans 27 to 19 in AFL clash
Denver used a stifling defense and a 17 point fourth quarter to topple New York 27-19. Key plays included a pass interception and fumble recovery setting up a late Denver scoring drive. Jack Hill booted two fourth quarter field goals after Oakland tie.
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Bob) Badgett
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