Saints Kickers Four Field Goals Down Redskins
New Orleans upset Washington 19 3 as Bill McClard joined midweek and hit four field goals. Manning threw a nine yard TD to Bill Butler for the Saints lone score. Washington’s Kilmer struggled, Jurgensen relieved, but the defense kept the Skins from threatening. Knights 35 yard FG in fourth prevented shutout.
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Bears rip Oilers in Chicago rout 55 to 14
Chicago surged to a 55 14 victory over winless Houston as Ike Hill returned a kickoff for 60 yards and sparked a three touchdown burst. Bobby Douglass connected with George Farmer for a late second quarter score and Hill added a second kickoff return after halftime. The Bears snapped a three game skid to improve to 2 5 while Houston suffered its 18th straight regular season defeat.
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Bradshaw Hurts Steelers Triumph Over Bengals
Steelers beat the Bengals 13 to 2 as Terry Bradshaw suffered a shoulder injury and Terry Hanratty stepped in with a 46 yard kickoff return and a touchdown pass to Ron Shanklin. Hanratty later led a scoring drive and John Fuqua added a one yard score despite Bradshaw’s injury, while Mike Wagner disrupted Cincinnati with three interceptions.
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Cowboys Upset Eagles 30-16 Behind Gabriel and Staubach
Dallas rode a balanced aerial attack by Roger Staubach and Roman Gabriel’s miscues to a 30-16 win over Philadelphia. Carmichael and Stowe starred for Dallas while Gabriel and Carmichael connected on key scores, and a late Logan interception sealed the upset.
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Lions Snap Losing Streak with 40 0 Victory Over Packers
Alfie Taylor led Detroit with 28 carries for 186 yards and a nine yard fourth quarter touchdown as the Lions shut out Green Bay 40 to 0. Detroit allowed 56 total yards while limiting Green Bay to 82 passing yards and a minus four rushing yards in the final tally.
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Wersching Field Goal Forces 16-16 Tie in Browns Chargers Thriller
San Diego and Cleveland battled to a 16-16 tie as Ray Wersching kicked a 16 yard field goal with no seconds left. Dan Fouts connected on a 50 yard pass to W McGee setting up the tying drive, with Pruitt and Cockroft scoring for Cleveland prior to regulation.
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Bills Host Chiefs Showdowns Before 80,000 Fans
Buffalo Bills coach Lou Saban treats Monday night clash with Kansas City as just another game. OJ Simpson’s ankle injury is not serious, and he is expected to start after Saturday practice. Simpson leads the NFL with 868 rushing yards on 138 carries despite a sprained right ankle.
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