Bengals Hit Right Combo In 43-14 Win Over Bills
Virgil Carter sparked Cincinnati with 12 completions and 31 rushing yards while Horst Muhlmann kicked five field goals as the Bengals toppled Buffalo 43-14 in Buffalo. Lamar Parrish ignited the win with a 95 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and an 83 yard TD run. Royce Berry recovered a Bills fumble for a short TD as Buffalo fell from a previous win. OJ Simpson returned a kickoff and scored from one yard but Buffalo struggled offensively.
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Blanda Still Has Kick Left In Veteran Raiders
Oakland’s 43-year-old George Blanda delivered the late heroics against Cleveland, kicking a 52-yard winner with three seconds left after guiding a 70-yard drive for a tying touchdown. He connected on seven of 12 passes for 102 yards and a 14-yard TD to Warren Wells, as Oakland improved to 4-2-2 in the Western Division. Stabler filled in for Lamonica, who left with a bruised throwing shoulder, and praised the hold on the crucial play.
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New High Jump Mark Claimed By Red China
Red China claimed a world high jump record at Chang sha Hunan Province as Ni Chin Chin cleared 2.29 meters or just over 7 feet 6 inches. The 80,000 spectators watched his second attempt, breaking Valery Brumel's 2.28 meter mark set in 1963 in Moscow.
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NFL Scores Amid Week End Results Across Cities
UAETA Memrars Sunday results list Atlanta 10 tied Los Angeles 10 while St Louis 31 blank Boston 0 Cincinnati 43 Buffalo 14 Oakland 23 Cleveland 20 New York Giants 23 Dallas 20 San Diego 24 Denver 21 New Orleans 19 Detroit 17 Kansas City 24 Houston 9 Philadelphia 24 Miami 17 Minnesota 19 Washington 10 Pittsburgh 21 Jets 17 San Francisco 37 Chicago 16. Monday's national TV game Baltimore at Green Bay night.
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Frenchman Has His Own Team in Perrier-sur-An-Delle
In Perrier-sur-An-Delle western France the Planquois family plans a rare collective match against the local soccer team. Elev en Planquois brothers ages 14 to 40 will play, with two of the brothers' sons as reserves, marking their first formal game together.
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Dempsey's Miracle Boot Wins Wild NFL Finish
Dempsey's 63 yard field goal as time expired gave the New Orleans Saints a 19 17 upset over Detroit. The kick surpassed the 1956 record of 56 yards and came after a dramatic late Lions drive. Other Week 14 results included Cincinnati, Oakland, Minnesota, San Diego, and Philadelphia wins, with Green Bay at Baltimore set for Monday night.
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Local Knights Finish First In Hamilton
The Knights of Columbus bus team won the CYO League title in Hamilton with a 27-14 victory over Queen of Peace, finishing 7-1. Scoring included a five yard pass from Dave South to Mickey Roberts, a 30 yard run by Gary Muthert, a 70 yard run by Martin Bidwell, and a three yard run by Pete Johnson. Matt Clemens added an extra point, with two more on a Bidwell to Roberts pass. Jim Jarbo and Jim Kraft led the defense.
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Richards wins Horace Stoneham Golf Tourney in Casa Grande
CASA GRANDE ARIZ AP Paul RichardsAtlanta Braves General Manager fired a two under par Sunday to win the third annual Horace Stoneham Baseball Golf Tournament by four strokes. Trailing Richards were defending champ and Chicago Cubs coach Pee Wee Lowrey and Arizona amateur Jay Newton. Second day leader Willie Mays finished seven strokes back at 226.
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Coaches clash over top teams after big upsets
Baylor battles Texas 21-14 while Bud Carson bets Notre Dame is unmatched. Stanford wins 22 20 to reach the Rose Bowl as Manning breaks an arm and Theismann shines for Notre Dame in a 381 yard Day.
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