NFL Standings and Results Eastern Western Divisions
Eastern division standings show records for St. Louis Dallas Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Atlanta. Western division lists Green Bay Baltimore Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago Minnesota Detroit. Sundays results include Washington over Philadelphia Cleveland over Atlanta Green Bay over Detroit Dallas over Pittsburgh Minnesota over San Francisco Baltimore over Los Angeles. Next Sunday's games Cleveland at Pittsburgh Dallas at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago Los Angeles at San Francisco Minnesota at Green Bay
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Browns overpower Falcons 49ers? Wait Browns 49 17?
Browns crush the Atlanta Falcons 49-17 as Frank Ryan throws four TD passes and Leroy Kelly races 70 yards for a record NFL run. Falcons rookies and backups show fight but drop to eight straight losses as Cleveland uses strong running and accurate passing.
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Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Ernie Green
Jim Ninowski
Clifton McNeil
Ralph Smith
Charley Harraway
Randy Schultz
Cleveland
Bill Glass
Falcon
Randy Johnson
Namath Booed At Shea After Jets Loss To Bills
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath was booed at Shea Stadium after a 33-23 defeat by the Buffalo Bills. Namath threw 24 of 53 for 349 yards with five interceptions, while Bills coach Lou Saban praised his big plays despite the uncharacteristic errors.
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Korean boxer Suh Kang Il halts Amashima in WBA chase
Suh Kang Il of South Korea, rated No. 2 challenger for the junior lightweight crown, easily outpointed Yuji Amashima of Japan over 10 rounds. Suh, 133, battered the Japanese champion and had him in trouble in the eighth, but Amashima weighed 132 pounds and stayed upright.
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Anne Smith Banned From International Track Competition
Britain's top woman middle distance runner Anne Smith, 25, was banned from international competition until 1968 by the British Amateur Athletic Board. The ban cites her failure to honor acceptance to represent Great Britain in the European championships in Budapest. She claimed she was not prepared to take part.
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