NFL Standings From Sunday Results and Scores
NFL standings and Sunday results list games with teams and scores including Dallas 13 Washington 0 Miami 17 Baltimore 14 Cincinnati 28 Houston 13 Pittsburgh 17 NY Giants 13 Cleveland 27 New England 7 NY Jets 20 Buffalo 7 Kansas City 28 Denver 10 Detroit 28 Chicago 3 Minnesota 23 New Orleans 10 Philadelphia 37 St Louis 20 Los Angeles 17 San Francisco 6 Oakland 34 San Diego 33. Only games scheduled.
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Baltimore
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New England
NY Jets
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Kansas City
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Chicago
Minnesota
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Oakland
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Atlanta
Roger Staubach
Mike Clark
Toni Fritsch
Rams
John Brodie
Gene Howard
Jim Nettles
Roman Gabriel
Jack Snow
L.A
San Fransicio
Bruce Gossett
John Bowser
Terry Bradshaw
Ron Shanklin
Preston Pearson
Giants
Leroy Kelly Leads Browns Past Patriots with Two Scores
Browns running back Leroy Kelly erupted for 113 yards and two touchdowns as Cleveland defeated New England 27 7. Kelly broke free after a slow start, powering through wind driven conditions and crediting strong bursts and tough tackles for his yardage in a game marked by four Pats interceptions.
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New England Patriots
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Patriots
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Skorich
Lake Erie
Plunkett
Pats
Nelson
Mike Phipps
Fleming Eyes Lombardi Praise as Dolphins Top Colts
Miami, led by Don Shula, defeated Baltimore 17-14 to extend its AFC East lead. Fleming caught a Griese pass for a TD, Yepremian drilled a 20 yard field goal, while Unitas started for Baltimore before being replaced by Morrall.
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UPI
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Dolphins
Colts
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Jim Klick
Garo Yepremian
Don Nottingham
Norm Bulaich
Johnny Unitas
Earl Morrall
Laver and Rosewall Reach World Pro Final Showdown
Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall advanced to Friday's $50,000 world pro final in Houston after beating Arthur Ashe and Tom Okker in the World Championship Tennis semis. Laver defeated Ashe 6 3 1 6 6 3, while Rosewall swept Okker 6 3 6 3 6 1.
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Rod Millionaire
Ken Laver
Rosewall
Net
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Laver
Ashe
Hofheinz Pavilion
Virginia
Okker
Forest Hills
Norwalk Glosses Preseason Wins Over Maysville and Rosecrans
Norwalk coach Leonard Hardman praised reduced turnovers in a 34 31 two quarter win over Maysville, with Hershey leading scorers at ten points. He noted defensive lapses and inconsistent offense, promising more work this week while acknowledging potential for different high scorers in future games.
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Zanesville
Leonard Hardman
Norwalk
Truckers
Maysville
Hardman
Malabar
Dave Hershey
Scott Schillig
Roy Adcock
Zanesville Rosecrans
Norwalk Flag League crowns Nite Life in season finale
Nite Life outscored Midway 27 6 as Culver and Snyder led the champions. Wakeman McJan s Krupp four TDs in a 50 0 victory for third place. Bob Meyer Chevrolet shutout Janesville 20 0 to end fourth. Mac s Sons and Bellevue Eagles tied 6 6 in finale. All star game set for McGuan Diamond One at 2 p m Sunday. Final standings listed.
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Nite Life
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Dave Culver
Ed Snyder
Snyder
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Bob Watts
Midway
Bob Prince
Gene Krupp
Wakeman McJan’s
Bennett Electric
Krupp
Wakeman
Keith White
Dave Eungard
Joe Campbell
Dan Grys
Eungard
Bob Meyer
Mac
Bellevue Eagles
Mike Wilde
Randy Ladd
McGuan Diamond
Bowl Teams Announced for 1971 Postseason
UPI reports the lineup of 1971 major college bowls with matchups and records. Key games include Iowa State vs LSU in El Paso, Tennessee vs Arkansas in Memphis, Florida State vs Arizona State in Phoenix, and Rose Bowl featuring Michigan versus Stanford. Texas may reach the Cotton Bowl if it beats Texas A&M on Thanksgiving. Arkansas could claim the berth with a Texas tie or loss.
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Tex
Iowa State
Louisiana State
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Phoenix
Arix
Florida
Dallas
Penn State
Texas
Texas A&m
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Taha
Norwalk Tire & Alignment
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