Redskins trounce Giants 72-41 in wild NFL record game
Washington scored a league high 72 points and 113 total, breaking scoring records as Brig Owens and others starred. Sonny Jurgensen connected with Charley Taylor and others while A D Whitfield raced for multiple scores. Giants’ Kennedy struggled, New York fell to 1-9-1.
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Rams halt Colts 23 7 in Baltimore showdown
Los Angeles Rams smother Baltimore in a 23 7 road victory as the Colts stumble toward the Western Conference race. Gary Cuozzo and a hobbled John Unitas struggle for Baltimore while Rams Bruce Gossett adds three field goals and Roman Gabriel connects with Jim Stiger for a second quarter score. Dick Bass gains 126 rushing yards for L A as Baltimore’s offense is limited to 164 passing yards and 33 rushing yards. Attendance 60 238.
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Terps End Season At 4-6 After Loss To Florida State
Maryland finishes 4-6 in coach Lou Saban's first season after a 45-21 defeat at Florida State in Tallahassee. Alan Pastrana throws three TD passes, all in the second half, to push his season total to 17, a Maryland and ACC mark. FSU closes with its best offensive showing of the year and a Sun Bowl invite to Wyoming on December 24.
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Notre Dame Demolishes USC in Poll Fireworks
Notre Dame crushed Southern California 51-0 amid a chaotic week in college football. The Irish, led by sophomores Colby O’Brien and Jim Seymour in absence of regulars, surged past a Rose Bowl bound Trojans as Oklahoma, Georgia, and Miami also suffered reversals. Alabama edged toward a Sugar Bowl with undefeated mark and Purdue, Michigan State, and Georgia Tech closed regular seasons with bowls looming.
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Frederick’s Brett Claxton Wins Area Punt and Kick Title
Frederick eight year old Brett Claxton won the area punt pass and kick contest at halftime of a Colts Packers game in Baltimore. He scored 152 points to reach the national semi finals, leading a field of 15 eight year olds from Maryland Virginia North and South Carolina. Claxton, a Parkway Elementary third grader, represents the Baltimore Colts in Ford Motor Company and Frederick Motor Company Junior Chamber events. The national semi finals are set for December 10 at Memorial Stadium and the winners will contest the NFL Playoff Bowl in Miami.
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Chiefs Clinch For Western Tie With 32-24 Win
The Kansas City Chiefs clinched at least a tie for the Western Division title in the AFL by defeating the New York Jets 32-24. Mike Garrett Curt McClinton and Len Dawson led the charge before Dawson's injury. Pete Beathard finished drives and Mike Mercer nailed four field goals including the clincher. Namath threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns for the Jets as Namath connected with Sauer and Smolinski on scoring plays.
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Adderly Ends TD Threat As Bays Triumph
Green Bay defeats Minnesota 28-16 as Herb Adderley blocks a punt and intercepts Fran Tarkenton. The Packers lead the Western Conference. Jim Grabowski seals the win with a 36 yard TD run after Tarkenton’s late rally. Minnesota’s Cox adds two field goals.
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Cardinals Stop Pittsburgh 6-3 to Tie East Lead
St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6-3 in a bruising defensive NFL game. Jim Bakken kicked two field goals, 26 yards in the first quarter and 15 yards in the third, lifting the Cardinals to 8-2-1 and a tie with Dallas for the Eastern Division lead. Pittsburgh led 3-0 on Mike Clark’s 47-yard boot as the game featured tight defense and no touchdowns.
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Doris Brown wins third annual AAU Cross Country title
Doris Brown of the Falcon Track Club Seattle won the 1965 National AAU Cross Country championship in St Louis, finishing the one and a half mile race in 7 51.2. Marie Mulder was second, Natalie Rocha third, with Frederick teammates placing well in team standings and individual age groups.
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