Chiefs Gone With Wind Saints Saved In NFL Week Action
Jets ruin Chiefs with 13 10 wind dominated upset at Shea as Hargett leads Saints to 21 21 tie with Raiders. Oakland moves to first in AFC West while Wind gusts disrupt kicks and passes. Hargett directs three late touchdowns, Blanda credits him, and other games see Eagles Redskins Packers Bears Cowboys Cardinals 49ers Dolphins Steelers Browns Giants Chargers Falcons Patriots Oilers Lions and Broncos all in action.
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Knights of Columbus Eleven Back Winning Streak
The local Knights of Columbus football team rebounded in the Hamilton CYO League with a 22 to 6 win over St. Marys Stephen’s. It was their seventh win in eight games. Mike Harkrader ran 48 yards for the first touchdown, Dale Rooster added a one yard score, and Gary Reardon ran 35 yards for another. Dick Dennis added four points on conversions and Reardon was the top defender with six unassisted tackles and an interception.
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Phantom Phone Call Sparks Steelers Victory Over Browns
Dwight White, inspired by a whispered warning from Russell about Browns quarterback Bill Nelson, tackled Nelson once and pressured him in a 26 to 9 Steelers win. White’s bold performance contrasted with confusion over Russell’s alleged talk, as Pittsburgh capitalized on the rival’s miscues.
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Shiner Pulls Falcons Past Bengals In Last-Minute TD
Atlanta quarterback Dick Shiner found Art Malone for a 46 yard touchdown with 76 seconds left, giving the Falcons a 34 28 NFL victory over Cincinnati. Malone called the play the biggest of his career as Shiner connected after Bergey blew the coverage, while Cincinnati suffered a seventh straight loss and a stunned postgame.
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Gordon Competes In Astrodome At Houston Meet
St Marys Grade School student Gordon won again yesterday in a contest against Lewisville division winner Bowlin Green. In Houston he faces top district winners from twelve teams in the Football Conference prior to a Houston San Diego game. He is accompanied by his parents and aims for a Super Bowl trip in New Orleans in January.
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Cotton Bowl Rematch Seems Unlikely For Notre Dame Texas
Notre Dame and Texas loom as potential bowl teams but a Cotton Bowl rematch is improbable. The SWC leader Baylor fell 240 to 24 Williams was tied 24 for Ark an as Rice held Kansas to a 24 all draw. Notre Dame eyeing Orange Sugar or other bowls may sidestep Cotton to face a top non-conference foe. Parseghian says bid depends on opponent and continued wins.
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Ohio Wesleyan eyes bowl bid as OC title race tightens
Ohio Wesleyan led by coach Jack Fouts remains in the hunt for a bowl invitation after a 37 7 Saturday setback for Baldwin Wallace. OW must beat Denison to clinch the Ohio Conference title, with the winner likely to play in the Stagg Bowl in Chicago on Thanksgiving. This would be OW's second OC crown in 18 years, the first under Fouts in 1967.
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LeMoyne Owen College Invited to Chicago Classic
LeMoyne Owen College of Memphis earns invite to the Chicago Christmas Basketball Classic for a seventh time. The team finished third last year and will compete December 27 to 29 at Chicago International Amphitheater.
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