Washington Huskies lose to UCLA amid racial tensions
Washington suffered a 57 14 defeat to UCLA as racial issues and player unrest surfaced. Coach Owens faced accusations from black players while UCLA leaders, led by Tommy Prothro, chose to play, emphasizing unity and a Rose Bowl bid.
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Saints football notes stray into scattered play by play
Fragmentary OCR traces show incomplete football notes mentioning players Kilmer Johnsen Jessen and ShiVers with passes runs and kicks. References include Canadian Football and Montreal terms, but most details are garbled. outcome and full teams are unclear.
Snead TD pass rallies Eagles past Giants at Yankee Stadium
Norm Snead threw his second touchdown to Ben Hawkins to lift Philadelphia to a 23-20 upset over the New York Giants in a rain soaked Yankee Stadium. The win came with 1:06 left as Giants coach Alex Webster lamented a poor performance and Al Nelson sealed the game with an interception on Tarkenton’s pass.
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Giants fall to upset loss as Snead rallies
Snead passes 24 yards to Hawkins for the winning score at 13:44 of the final period after intercepting four Giants passes. Giants had led late after Gogolak field goals and a Coffey rush. Hawkins earlier snagged a seven yard TD reception, while Gogolak added two first half field goals.
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Vikings Deal Bears 7th Straight Loss
Minneapolis game notes Chicago Bears offense managed 14 points off a tough Minnesota defense. Joe Kapp led the Vikings in a relentless performance as they extended Chicago’s winless skid.
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Colts and Vikings Roll in Weekend NFL Action
In a hard fought Sunday card, Baltimore released a rush that pressured Jurgensen while Chicago suffered a seventh straight loss as Minnesota dominated Detroit. Vikings hold central division lead at 6-1, Bears stay winless, with key defensive stands and a late scoring sequence shaping the outcomes. Split end Paul Maliska of Florida remained in fair condition after a head injury in Florida's 36-12 win over Auburn.
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Ailing Starr Rallies Packers in Steelers Classic
Pittsburg led 31 24 in the fourth quarter as Dick Shiner steered the Steelers. Bart Starr returned late in the third quarter to throw the winning touchdown to Carroll Dale. Travis Williams scored three touchdowns as Green Bay avoided a stunning upset. Starr praised coach Bengston and said he was glad to help after a sore arm limited his play.
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Foster TKOs Leslie in fifth round in New Orleans
Light heavyweight champ Bob Foster knocked Chuck Leslis down four times before a technical knockout at 2:58 of round five in a scheduled 10 rounder. Foster improved to 37-2-0 with 31 knockouts, boosting his chance at Frazier or Ellison. Leslie fell to 18-18-4 in this rematch.
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Limps and Passes Spark Lions Victory Over 49ers
Detroit Lions win 26 to 14 as limp quarterback Greg Landry delivers despite an ankle injury. Landry threw for a single yard on 3 completions but led scoring drives aided by kickoff returns and a late TD to Charlie Sanders. Lions’ defense intercepts and controls field position, while Spurrier and Willard connect for San Francisco scores.
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