Colts Shut Out Browns as Curry Leads Stifling Win
In a snowy Cleveland Stadium crowd of 89,628, the Colts stymied the Browns 12-0. Leroy Kelly managed under 30 rushing yards as Baltimore’s defense dominated, with four quarterback dumps on Ordell Brasse and two interceptions by Rick Volk and Curtis. Frank Ryan took over late for Nelson, but the Browns could not mount a comeback as Baltimore silenced the run and pass.
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Stars Fall Again Try Dallas Next
The Los Angeles Stars face the Dallas Chaparrals after losing to the Rockets and Nuggets. Dallas, a foe in three meetings this year, has won eight of last season’s forty games against LA. Willie Somerset scored 27 in a Maverick win over Houston the prior day.
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Hull of a Game as Hawks top Kings 4 1
Dennis Hall scored twice and teammates rallied Chicago to a 4-1 win over Los Angeles on Sunday, lifting the Hawks into a tie with Toronto for fourth in the NHL Eastern Division. Bobby Hall added a 23rd goal despite a broken jaw wired shut, while Bob Schmautz and Howie Hughes also scored. The Kings dropped three points behind Oakland in the Western Division. Oakland beat Philadelphia 2-1.
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Hawks and Knicks ride hot NBA streaks
Hawks at Baltimore beat the Bullets 101 99 for a 10 game win streak in their first season in Atlanta after leaving St Louis. Knicks win 120 112 over Seattle to push eight straight with six since the De Busschere trade. Beaty buzzer shot for Hawks and Beaty 15 foot jumper caps comeback. Hazzard and Caldwell key steals. Baltimore lates Toons Martine agkee 25.
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Lakers win despite late coaching and player errors
Lakers survive a shaky finish as VBK benches Chamberlain with 37 seconds left, then Detroit misses chances to foul. Baylor and West pace the comeback with 17 second-half points each, Baylor sealing a late basket and rebound before Egan iced it with two free throws. Lakers face San Diego next in the border city.
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Jets Triumph Over Raiders In Defensive Classy Clash
New York Jets edge Oakland Raiders 20 13 after defensive stands. Namath orchestrates late drive as Hudson seals win with key tackle on Dixon final seconds. Blanda kicks three field goals for Raiders, Lamonica connection stalled repeatedly.
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Shula Says No Way to Lose After Colts Victory
Don Shula hailed the Baltimore Colts after their 34-0 win over the Cleveland Browns to clinch the NFL championship. Earl Morrall starred at quarterback in place of Johnny Unitas, guiding a dominant offense and tough defense behind a strong line, while Tom Matte added three touchdowns.
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Lightweight OSU Center Convinced It Pays To Pray
Ohio State center Join Muhlbach explains his devout life while preparing for the Rose Bowl against USC. The 187 pound senior says prayer shapes his take on football and life, noting years of ministry work and a future in coaching or teaching alongside his faith.
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Fullback Otis Steps Up as Star Scorer in Big Win
Dave Lewis benching moment shifts to Otis who asks to play after injury. Jimmy scores 26 points guiding Celina’s rival to victory as he cements starting fullback role after last season's 530 rushing yards on 141 carries.
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