Bengals Fail To Exploit Rare Chances
Denver beat Cincinnati 10-7 as expansion Bengals squandered chances with dropped passes and fumbles. Cincinnati led 7-3 at halftime but failed to move the ball in the second half while Denver capitalized on a Banks fumble to take the win. Coach Paul Brown criticized wasted opportunities and noted Warren was sick, not a factor in the loss.
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Unclear sports standings fragment from 1960s era table
Fragment shows multiple teams and scores across leagues and divisions. Saturday and Sunday results include Oakland 41 Boston 10 and New York 23 San Diego 20. Other lines list standings for National League Eastern Western divisions and various city clubs with scattered scores and records.
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Battered QBs Help Vikings Seize First in Central
Vikings beat Detroit 24 10 to take sole possession of first in the Central Division as two injured quarterbacks, Joe Kapp and Roman Gabriel, directed Minnesota to a 24 10 victory. Cuozzo filled in briefly, Kapp and Clark produced two touchdowns and a field goal. Detroit faded after a strong start as Green Bay and Chicago won to stay close.
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Raiders Tie League Record with 41-10 Win over Patriots
Oakland Raiders extended their unbeaten streak to 14 games by routing the Boston Patriots 41-10. Warren Wells scored on a 41 yard end around in the third, Lamonica and Dixon connected for another score, and Biletnikoff set up a late Cloak with a 107 receiving yard day.
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Browns Bold Nelson Start but Collins Lost For Year
Cleveland wins 31-24 over Pittsburgh as Bill Nelson starts at quarterback completing 16 of 25 passes for 190 yards and one TD. Gary Collins injures shoulder on first Browns drive and faces likely season-ending ligament damage after two pins inserted. Leroy Kelly rushes 128 yards and a TD, while Steelers QB Dick Shiner throws two TD passes to Roy Jefferson. Browns move to 2-2 atop Century Division. Steelers drop to 0-4.
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Sooner Is Big Hot Rod Winner
Bonnie Osborn of Sand Springs Oklahoma won the fifth annual world point championships prize, taking 4000 dollars from a 100000 dollar purse. He posted a 6.97 second quarter mile standing start fuel dragster run, finishing at 227.78 miles per hour.
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Kern injury not a fracture at OSU game
Ohio State quarterback Rex Kern sustained a jaw injury in Saturdays game with Oregon. X rays at University Hospital showed no fracture and Kern returned to his dormitory. Doctors expect him to be ready for the Purdue contest next week.
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Flyers beat Apollos 4-1 without top scorer Rochfort
The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Houston Apollos 4-1 in Sherbrooke as Leon Rochfort left camp over contract disputes for the coming season. The loss of Rochfort did not stop the Flyers from securing the victory.
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Pesky Rumored for Yankees Coaching Job
Boston native Johnny Pesky former Red Sox manager may join the New York Yankees as coach for the position left vacant by Frank Crosetti. The Record-American reports Pesky and Yankees manager Ralph Houk are longtime friends from Denver days and Pesky previously coached under Houk with a minor league team.
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WKY Oklahoma City Marks Early Radio Milestone
WKY in Oklahoma City began broadcasting in early 1920, noted as the first radio station west of the Mississippi. The historic launch places WKY among pioneer broadcast stations and marks a milestone in U S radio history.
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