Moore and Cupit Win Plainview Pro Partnership by Two Shots
Host Horace Moore and Buster Cupit of Longview captured the Plainview Pro Partnership title by two strokes, totaling 195 after three rounds. They earned $840 for first place, while Earl Jacobson and Skinny Carter split $560 for second. Everett Vinzant won the West Texas PGA chapter with 212, taking $450. Moore finished high in the partnership event with $375 in tourney winnings and $420 in partnership earnings.
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Raiders Rout Broncos 40 to 7 in AFL clash
Oakland quarterback Cotton Davidson threw for 417 yards and five touchdowns as the Raiders beat the Denver Broncos 40-7. Davidson connected on scoring passes to Billy Cannon Art Powell and Jan Barrett, with Clem Daniels gaining 167 yards on 19 carries. Oakland improves to 1-5-1 while Denver drops to 1-6.
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Colts blank Lions as Unitas leads scoring drive sequence
Baltimore converts a defensive hold into a midfield start, Moore scores on a right to left rush, and Unitas connects with Lorick for 59 yards setting up a second TD. Lions fail to reach Colt territory until late in the half, then Michaels adds field goals and Logan scores after halftime. The shutout echoes the 52-0 win over Chicago earlier season.
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Conerly Sets NFL Record With 36 Pass Completions
Char lie Conerly of the New York Giants tied the NFL single game record by completing 36 passes in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on December.
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UPI
Charlie Conerly
New York Giants
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Raiders pound through weathered field in up the middle attack
Raiders execute an up the middle offense led by a tandem full back attack adapted to Saturday night conditions. Center Reg Scarborough graded 78 percent and anchored the line alongside king praises for Ray Garrett John Porter and Butch Thompson. Marcus Bryant logged 11 tackles while Leo Lowery and C C Willis keyed the defense. Punting and kickoff return yardage frustrated Tech but Johnny Rgan returned injury as minor and Donny Anderson powered punting.
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Lowery
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SMU
Minnesota Rallies Past 49ers 27 22 In Wild NFL Clash
Minnesota defeats San Francisco 27 to 22 as a fourth quarter surge turns a 17-14 deficit into a Vikings win. Key plays include Fran Tarkenton’s eight yard TD run and a 60 yard safety return by Jim Marshall after a Mira fumble.
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Mira
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Oilers Rally Fades as Chargers Dominate in California Showdown
Houston Houston connected on 22 of 37 passes for 312 yards as San Diego Chargers overcome a 7-0 Oilers lead. Keith Lincoln led rushing with 65 yards on 12 carries while Charlie Hennigan hauled 145 receiving yards and two TDs for Blanda’s Chargers. Chargers surge to a 20-7 advantage after a 51-yard Lincoln to Alworth play and a 58-yard Henry Schmidt score.
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Charlie Tolar
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Dave Kocourek
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Herb Travenio
Cowboys edge Cardinals as Marsh seals win late
Meredith connected on five passes for 73 yards in the final moments of the first half, including an 18 yard touchdown to Clarke with 37 seconds left. Amos Marsh scored twice late as Dallas stymied St Louis with strong defense and late runs.
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Radio Programs and Schedules Noted
Radio listings show a morning news and music block at 3:05 A M plus a program with Paul Warner and a second music segment at 2:9 P M. An evening news item on Snow Mase at 6:00 P M accompanies Paul Hervey.
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Ortiz Charnley World Title Bid Targeted in London
London AP Jack Solomons says he is negotiating a world lightweight title bout between Carlos Ortiz and Dave Charnley for London on November 4 or December 1. If Ortiz is unavailable he will pursue Emile Griffith for a non title bout with Charnley.
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Nevers sets NFL scoring record in 40 points for Cardinals
Ernie Nevers of the Chicago Cardinals scored 40 points in a 40 to 6 NFL victory over the Chicago Bears on November 28, 1929. He tallied on runs of 10, 1, 2, 5, 6 and 20 yards to set the record.
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UPI
Ernie Nevers
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame's defense stars in win over Stanford
Notre Dame crushed Stanford 53 0 in a dominant defensive display. Huarte threw 21 of 37 for 300 yards while Bill Wolski's three touchdowns highlighted the scoring. Stanford was held to 43 rushing yards on 19 tries as Ray Handley led a limited ground attack.
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Longhorns Fail As 22 36 47 Yard Goals Go Wide
Baylor battles an Aggie attack led by Eddie McKaughan and must recover an A&M fumble at the goal line late to hold on for victory. A&M rushes for 199 yards to lead 16 6 before Baylor rallies with 299 passing yards on 17 of 30.
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Americans win 6,000-meter relay in tight finish
Bob Schul anchors the United States to a six inch victory over Britain’s Alan Simpson in the 6,000-meter relay as the wind aids the record run. Ralph Boston wins the broad jump at 26 feet 11% inches, while Britain’s Lynn Davies places high. Missing include Bob Hayes Paul Drayton Dick Stebbins Parry O’Brien and Hal Connolly.
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Dominican Manager Named Card Coach
Santo Domingo Dominican Republic AP Joe Schultz manager of the Licey team in the Dominican Winter Baseball League says he has been named a coach of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals. He said he received the appointment in a cable from Red Schoendienst.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Eddie Wojecki Reaches 20 Years as Rice Athletic Trainer
Eddie Wojecki marks his 20th year as athletic trainer at Rice University, continuing a long tenure guiding athletes and overseeing sports medicine.
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