Bears End Worst Year but Not Gate
Chicago Bears finished a disastrous season with a seven game opening skid and six final losses while Gale Sayers claimed his second NFL rushing title with 102 yards. Coach Jim Dooley faced internal rifts as quarterback Virgil Carter publicly criticized management after a mid game benching.
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Jets Lose Semifinal as NFL Rule Change Sparks Debate
The Jets fall 13 to 6 to the Chiefs in a semifinal game amid broader debate over a proposed two-conference format and a potential annual Rose Bowl renewal. AEL president Milt Woodward supports discontinuing the change. athletic directors push for annual playoffs while coaches express concern over added burden. Michigan news notes coach Schembechler praising USC and President Nixon's call, with emphasis on third down plays and strategic adjustments.
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Browns Stun Giants in 27 14 Loss Precedes Dallas Clash
New York Giants win 27 14 at Yankee Stadium as Cleveland Browns suffer setback before next Sunday's Eastern Conference playoff duel with Dallas. Browns quarterback Bill Nelson pressured, Giants surge with strong defense led by Drye and Lockhart Kaach, while Leroy Kelly injures ankle but expects to play in Dallas.
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Abramowicz Sparks Saints in 27-24 Victory over Eagles
Abramowicz caught eight passes for 124 yards to pace New Orleans as the Saints earned their first win of the season at 9-2, defeating Philadelphia 27-24. The game featured a late Saints drive for the decisive touchdown, with key plays by quarterback Kilner and running backs CJ.
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Packers Triumph as Horn Shines in 45-28 Win Over Cardinals
Green Bay built a strong comeback behind Dan Horn with 410 passing yards and five TDs. Horn connected with Williams, Dale, and Isbell for scores as Willie Davis praised a potential Packers resurgence. Starr sat out, leaving a young line to protect the QB as Green Bay moved toward renewed prominence.
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Lombardi Reflects After Tough Dallas Game
Vince Lombardi says the team achieved what it could this season but not everything as Washington loses to Dallas. Cal- vin Hill keys a late insurance TD, while players such as Har- ris and Jergens play key roles in the loss as Dallas clinches with strong rushing and receiving efforts.
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Vikings Dominate Season Opener in Cold Minneapolis
The Vikings opened the season in Minneapolis with a home win as coach Hurl Gait praised their pace and defense. Minnesota finished the game strong with strong quarterback play and a stingy first quarter defense, holding opponents scoreless.
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Raiders Romp In Exhibition With Early Big Plays
The Oakland Raiders spark early offense with Sherman on the first play and Lamonica connecting long to Ellenton for a large gain. Big rushing and passing combos highlight the quarter as fullback Smith contributes a scoring pass and the team mounts a strong lead with multiple kick returns and a key kick by Bak-Smith.
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Ascot Results Figure Claiming Stock Cars Main Event
Dash results feature Bill Erickson of North Hollywood and Dusty Tialiatt with a rugged list of drivers including Maria Mantaur and JJ Wright in a 70 lap stock car main. The event at Ascot highlighted Erickson’s strong showing with multi car entries and late laps pressure.
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Mira Flops Against 49ers, Brodie Star
SAN FRANCISCO the 49ers edged the Eagles 14 13 in the season finale as John Kro ilin subbed and Bob Windsor caught a 22 yard TD pass from Tight end Jeff Urtomai Gay booted the game winning extra point. George Mira started for Philadelphia finishing 12 of 23 with an interception while Cyril Pinder sparked the Eagles early.
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Smith Rips Ashe for Hawaii Title
In Honolulu a dramatic table tennis event saw Smith defeat Ashe for Hawaii honors. Smith seized the lead early, finishing 11-8 in a tight set sequence as the top-ranked competitor struggled. The night featured a blend of skill and momentum from the local circuit, with Smith edging Ashe in a closely fought final.
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