Bengals Triumph Over Browns in Thrilling Cincinnati Victory
Bengals stunned the Browns 14 to 10 at Riverfront Stadium before 60,007 fans as Virgil Carter accounted for 110 rushing and 123 passing yards plus a 13 yard TD. Paul Brown, facing his former team, called it the greatest victory of his career while Bill Bergey harassed Leroy Kelley to limit Cleveland.
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Badin Routs Fenwick to End Falcons 7 3 Record
Hamilton Badin Rams defeated Fenwick 21 0 at Barnitz Stadium ending Fenwick’s 10 0 season mark. Jan Carpenter scored twice for Badin and Bob Moller added a successful kick as Fenwick struggled with five interceptions.
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Gems Squeeze Mohawks 3 2 At Hara Arena
Dayton gems jump to a 2 0 first period lead and hold on to beat Muskegon 3 2 at Hara Arena. Mike Sauter scores twice and Billy Staub adds a goal as Muskegon nets one in each of the middle periods. Gems improve to 6 5 3, one point behind Des Moines for third in the IHL.
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Sunday results and Monday night game in NFL schedule
The slate shows ties in the early results with Atlanta at Philadelphia 13 all and Buffalo 17 apiece with Baltimore. Green Bay defeated Chicago 20 19 while Cincinnati beat Cleveland 14 10 and Minnesota bested Detroit 24 20. Kaw City 31 beat Pittsburgh 14 Miami 21 edged New Orleans 10 San Diego 16 lost to Boston 14 and San Francisco won 30 20 at Houston. NY Giants 35 edged Washington 33 and NY Jets 31 defeated Los Angeles 20 Oakland 24 beat Denver 19. Monday night features St Louis at Dallas on national television.
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Harada Edges Shimizu In 122nd-Match Bout
Matuyama Japan Takao Harada, age 122, defeated Kawashi Shimizu, 122, in a pointed finish. The Associated Press reports the bout outcome from matsuyama, Japan.
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Blanda Spurs Raiders Comeback in Broncos Victory
George Blanda entered late to lift Oakland past Denver 24-19 as the injury-riddled Jets snapped a six-game slide by routing Los Angeles 31-20. Upsets spread across the league with Giants rallying to beat Washington 35-33 and Packers edging Bears 20-19.
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Federal grand jury opens NFL antitrust inquiry in Cleveland
A federal grand jury investigation into possible antitrust violations in the NFL begins in Cleveland. DOJ keeps silent while NFL officials say they are in the dark on the probe. Reported witnesses include Browns players Bernie Parrish, Ross Fichtner and Walter Beach among others.
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Fate, Sprained Ankle Saved His Life
Felix Jordan from Cincinnati credits fate and a late decision by Marshall University trainer Jim Schroer for his survival when a chartered flight carrying 75 people including 44 football players crashed near Kenova West Virginia. Jordan narrowly missed the trip due to an ankle sprain and a risk of reinjury before a key game.
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