Vikings Edge 49ers in 42-41 shootout
Quarterback Tarkenton threw for 407 yards as the Minnesota Vikings edged the San Francisco 49ers 42-41. Other results included Cleveland, Green Bay, Dallas, and Baltimore wins with key plays by Tarkenton, Unitas, and notable scorers as the season's drama continued.
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Tarkenton
Georgia
Vikings
San Francisco 49Ers
Oeat
St. Louis
Cleve
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Green
Dallas
Pitts
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Pitt Panthers Grow Up After Miami Victory
Pitt Panthers improved after a 28-14 win over Miami as Kenny Lucas threw two touchdown passes to Bob Dyer and Eric Crabtree caught a 46 yard TD. Dale Stewart intercepted a Bill Miller pass and Pitt controllable with a strong offensive line and key plays in all quarters.
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Ce Miasama Eolals
Cantrolley
Oe Panthers
En Canes
Panthers
Miami
Tate
Pitt
Kenny Lucas
Bob Dyer
Dale Stewart
Bill Miller
Barry McKnight
Fred
Eric Crabtree
Lucas
Crabtree
Pay Dirt
Standings and high scores from weekend bowling league
The Millers lead with 8 10 7 records across divisions while The Musketeers and The Dandies post top series. Highs include Jerry Richmond 604 and Pam Williams 459 in women. Other notable totals come from Ennis Insurance 2386 and Sophia Electric 2913. Team and individual marks span men and women with multiple 500s and 600s in varied events.
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The
Millers
Critters
the Frisbees
the Musketeers
the Millers
Jerry
Pam Williams
Janet
Kenny Fox
Jerry Richmond
David Dunbar
Steve George
David Sizemore
David Earehart
Ricky
L & Ms
GS the Dandies
Leo’s Lions
Ennis Insurance
High Ind
A. H. Staggs
Kathy Smith
Ennis
Leo Quesada
Wick Winding Gulf
the Big Five
Coal Ao
Little Five
Williams Funeral Home
Tams
Sophia Electric Co
Sophia Electric
Ind
Jess Prunesti
Bonnie Clay
John Thomas
Clay
Corena Bradford
John Bradford
McVey
Seris
Juanita Greer
Lest Shop
Oil Mustangs
Lucky
Sak’s Jewelers
Blanche Lilly
Sue Johnson
Alta Kincaid
Betty Powers
Betty Shumate
Helen Lilly
Marge Hunter
Arvada Johnson
Vivian Mills
Leola Tankersley
Mary Blevins
Kathy
Herd Faltering Without Miller
Marshall faces an offense upgrade challenge with Howie Miller out. Second-string QB Bob Hale struggles, limiting passing and letting defenses attack the running game. In a 23-7 loss to Louisville, Mickey Jackson was held to 17 rushing yards while Paris Coleman and Andy Socha logged limited gains as Marshall goes to Western.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall
Charlie Snyder
Thundering Herd
Howie ‘Miller
Miller
Bob Hale
Louisville
Mickey Jackson
Paris Coleman
Andy Socha
Hts
Bennie Russell
Russell
Rallies Triumph In 3 AHL Games
United Press International reports three American Hockey League games with late shifts and upset outcomes. Providence lost a 6-4 decision after leading. the Reds blew the game. Aces fell 6-2 to Baltimore Clippers after an early 2-0 advantage at Quebec. Hershey Bears overcame an early Buffalo lead to win 2-1 in overtime. Rochester broke a five-goal edge to beat Pittsburgh 6-3, illustrating the league’s unpredictable turnarounds.
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United Press International
American Hockey League
Providence
Springfield Indians
Reds
Aces
Baltimore Clippers
Quebec
Hershey Bears
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester
Pittsburgh
AFL Weekend Scores Highlight Blanda Five TDs
United Press International reports Blanda’s five touchdown tosses powered Houston past Kansas City 38-36 as Buffalo, Oakland, and San Diego also won. Buffalo beat Denver 31-13, Oakland defeated Boston 30-21, and San Diego routed New York 34-9. Blanda connected with Frazier Burrell and McLeod, while Kemp led Buffalo’s air attack with 280 yards as the Oilers clung to a lead late in the fourth.
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Cleveland
New York
Dallas
Pitteboree
Washington
T. Pet
Green Bay
San Francisco
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Francisco
Jay’s
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Los
Buffalo
W. L. T. Pet
Houston
San Diego
Kansas City
Denver
Oakland
Sundy
Boston
United Press International
Bones Tree
Oilers
Blanda
Oak
Don Truil
Charlie Frazier
Ode Burrell
Willie Frazier
Bob McLeod
Blana
Jackie Kemp
Billy Joe
Charley Fergusson
Bills
Kemp
Dick Wood
Art Powell
Mike Mercer
Brooker KC
M. Hill
Brooker Hou
C. Frasier
Blanés
Spikes
Hou—Burrell
Pess
Spikes Hou
W. Frasier
Bilasée
Bilanda
Brooker
Den
Buf—Cariton
Buf
Gogolak
Den—Haynes
Slaughter
Kroner
Casper Hopes For Best Money-Winning Year
Casper Hopes For Best Money-Winning Year at Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas where Billy oy led after final rounds. Casper Casper governs a two-stroke penalty but finishes with 69 to win by three strokes over Billy Martindale. Martindale earns 12,000 for second. Glover and Sanders share fourth with 4,650 each. Nicklaus and Aaron each take 3,600. Knudson and Crampton post solid money finishes.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Billy Oy
Almaden
California
Casper
San Jose
Calif
Sahara
Peacock Gap
Jleads
Paradise Valley Country Club
Billy Martindale
Jacksonville
Tex
Crois
PGA
Steve Shabala
Toone
Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Crampton
George Knudson
Canada
Canadiens and Black Hawks keep unbeaten starts in NHL
Montreal drubbed Detroit 8 1 and edged New York 4-3 as Yvan Cournoyer and Claude Provost scored 1 minute 22 seconds apart in the third. Chicago blanked Toronto 4-0 and beat Boston 6-2 with Ken Wharram and Joe Mohns scoring twice. Detroit shut out Toronto 3-0 as Paul Henderson Norm Ullman and Andy Bathgate scored for the Red Wings. Hull and Hay added goals for Chicago. Crozier 23 saves for Detroit. Standings list Montreal New York Boston Toronto with early tempo in 1965-66 NHL season.
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Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Yvan Cournoyer
Claude Provost
Chicago
Toronto
Boston
Ken Wharram
Joe Mohns
Paul Henderson
Norm Ullman
Andy Bathgate
Maple Leafs
Roger Crozier
Cournoyer
Madison Square Garden
Terry Harper
John Ferguson
Lou Angetti
Bob Nevin
John McKenzie
Nets
Wharram
Mohns
AFL Linescores and scattered figures
Fragmentary AFL linescore data shows incomplete numeric entries and stray letters. The OCR yields sequences like 1 m 21 15 0 2 o 64 with no clear teams dates or context. The readable bits hint at a scoring record but lack coherent details to identify teams or outcomes.
New York Plans Domed Stadium
New York officials propose a $9 million all weather glass top stadium to be built over Shea Stadium creating a year round arena and convention center. Plans submitted to May or Robert F Wagner show a 745 foot diameter roof at 268 feet above the field, adding 14 000 seats to baseball and football capacities, a scheme praised by William A Shea who backs the project but notes cost and practicality concerns.
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New York
UPS
Robert F. Wagner
Ben Finney
Shea Stadium
Wagner
William A. Shea
National League Baseball
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Tommy Mason
Pranchoeo
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Jim Bradshaw
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Chandler
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Cox
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Tarkenten
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Groza
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Timberlake
Ick
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Brown
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Grea
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Pittebursh
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Baker
Bradshaw
Clark
Nelson
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Concanmoa
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Utah
Bonne Salt Flats
Tim Brown
Burton
Parilli
Gus Otto
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