Jets fall to 24 21 as Namath misfires late
In a Sunday NFL slate, Joe Namath led the Jets against the 49ers but missed a late pass sequence that allowed San Francisco to win 24-21. Bart Starr and the Packers faltered against the Saints, while Sonny Jurgensen’s Redskins beat the Eagles. Other scores included Baltimore over Oakland 37-14 and Denver over Pittsburgh 22-10.
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Pro Football Week 2 Results From Sunday
Sunday games produced a 24 24 tie between St Louis and New York Giants while San Francisco matched New York Jets at 24 21 The Washington victory over Philadelphia stood 20 to 8 Buffalo defeated New England 27 2 but Cincinnati crushed San Diego 31 0 Denver bested Pittsburgh 22 10 Minnesota beat Atlanta 24 7 New Orleans won 29 21 Green Bay over Baltimore 37 14 Oakland 14 Cleveland 37 24 Houston 24 Chicago at Miami set for Monday 9 p.m. national TV
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Colts stay close as Jorgensen sidelined in loss to Raiders
Jorgensen injures shoulder in the second period as the Redskins fall behind. Kilmer connects with Roy Jefferson for a first scoring strike, then Mike Bass seals a 38 yard TD run after an interception. Unitas guides the Colts to three TD drives and three field goals while Baltimore hands Oakland six turnovers.
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Golf By Feel Toski Secrets in The Touch System
Norwalk AP notes golf pro Bob Toski promotes feel based play in his book The Touch System for Better Golf. Toski rose as a small man who broke through in 1954 winning $50,000 in George S. May World Championship in Chicago and giving 50 exhibitions. Now at Ocean Reef and Old Baldy, Toski also works as a TV golf analyst. Harmon Killebrew led the American League with 119 RBIs in 1971.
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Brown Finds Way To Stay With Hadl By GEORGE STRODE
The Bengals halted the Chargers 31-0 as Cincinnati's defense snagged four Hadl passes and Al Beauchamp returned a pick for a TD. Bob Trumpy hauled a 10 yard TD pass from Horst Muhlmann, while Marty Domres threw two interceptions and San Diego struggled to move the ball. Beauchamp earned the game ball as Cincinnati won its third straight, while interim coach Svare said Hadl remains the Chargers quarterback.
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Bruins top NCAA preseason poll as Wooden comments spark talk
UCLA coach John Wooden reacts to the Associated Press preseason ranking placing the Bruins No. 1 with 521 points and six first place votes. He notes several teams deserve consideration and highlights returning players Bill Walton and Tom McMillen as part of his cautious appraisal amid a crowded top group.
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Bear Thoughts Go To Huskers In Orange Bowl Duel
Associated Press report notes Nebraska coach Bob Devaney calling Bear Bryant a friend while acknowledging trouble on the field. Bryant praises Alabama after a 31-7 win over Auburn and eyes the January Orange Bowl showdown that could decide the national championship.
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Indian Joe Guyon, Thorpe Teammate, Dies at 79
Former Carlisle and multiple sport star Joseph Indian Joe Guyon died in Louisville at 79 after a career with Canton Bulldogs New York Giants and Louisville Colonels. A full blooded Chippewa he was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1966 and the College Football Hall of Fame in 1967. He later coached at Louisville St Xavier and worked for the Flint bank security team.
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Joe” Guyon
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Canton
97 Percent Total Is Winner In Dutch Doubles
In the Dutch Doubles tournament at Laynecrest Lanes Janice Stedham and Steve Davidson won with 978 pins three weeks ago. Catherine Barnes and Tom Berry finished with 963, 16 pins behind. Mary Stone and Rich Brooking placed third with 953. Shirley Caudill and Don Blenkenship of Cincinnati claimed the actual prize with 953. A special prize went to Mary and Ed Milton. Tournament chairman Boots Harding of the 600 Club said 167 couples participated in the month long event.
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Laynecrest Lanes
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Shirley Caudill
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Ed Milton
Boots Harding
600 Club
Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons plans winter baby sitting
St. Louis AP reports catcher Ted Simmons will do baby sitting this winter while wife Maryanne finishes graduate work at the University of Michigan in fine arts. Their son John Mac Arthur Simmons was born last March. Simmons hit .303 in his first full season with the Cardinals this year.
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