Len Dawson leads Chiefs to division title in 93 yard drive
Len Dawson engineered a 93 yard late drive ending with Jan Steneruds 10 yard field goal to give Kansas City a 16 14 win over Oakland and clinch the AFC West. Duane Thomas and Calvin Hill powered the Cowboys past the Giants 42 14 as Dallas tightens hold on top of the NFC East. Other NFL results include San Francisco 24 3 over Atlanta San Diego 45 17 over Denver Green Bay 31 10 over Chicago Philadelphia 19 7 over St Louis Jets 13 6 over New England Cleveland 21 17 over New Orleans Pittsburgh 21 13 over Cincinnati Houston 20 14 over Buffalo. Washington at Los Angeles in tonight game.
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Better Than 69 Tyrer Says Chiefs Rally For AFC Title
Kansas City beat Oakland 16 14 to clinch the AFC West as Jim Tyrer declared the 69 Super Bowl squad the equal of today’s Chiefs. Len Dawson Otis Taylor and Jan Stenerud starred on a final five minute drive capped by a 10 yard Stenerud field goal.
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Ottawa grapplers shine at Highland Park tournament
Ottawa High wrestlers placed fourth with 50 points at the Highland Park event in Topeka. Roy Jackson and Glen Nelson won titles at 155 and 126 pounds, respectively, with other top finishes by Rex Pope and Terry Drake as the Cyclones fielded an inexperienced squad. Ottawa opens 1971-72 home schedule Thursday against Bonner Springs, junior varsity at 6:30 p.m., varsity at 7:30.
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Big Eight Adds One Official In Football
The Big Eight Conference will use six football officials in 1972 on a one year trial. Commissioner Chuck Neinas announced after a weeklong meeting that the extra official improves coverage for explosive plays. Each member pays an additional $1,050. officials previously earned $200 per game.
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Bowling Grand Champion League High Scores Report
Bowling standings show Skyhooks, Hillbillies, Alley Cats and others leading with high games on 10-30. Notable totals include Yost 218 and Wise 174 for Skyhooks, Moses 200 and Woodward 356 for Hillbillies, Coffman 166 and Finch 326 for Alley Cats, and Shenk 138 with 370 for King Pins.
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