No. 2 QBs Victorious Highlight NFL Week Upsets
National Football League highlights feature Charley Johnson of the Cardinals throwing six TDs in a 49-13 win over Cleveland and Zeke Bratkowski guiding Green Bay to a 20-17 victory over Baltimore. Other upsets include Meredith leading Dallas 27-7, Plum and Detroit beating Minnesota 31-29, Brodie guiding San Francisco 27-17 over Pittsburgh, Munson piloting the Rams 30-28 past Chicago, and the Giants edging Philadelphia 16-14 as second-tier QBs steal the show.
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National Football League
Don Meredith
John Brodie
Milt Plum
Bill Munson
Bratowski
Green Bay
Starr
Bratkowski
St. Louis
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Baltimore
Cowboys Meredith
Dallas
Washington
Plum
Detroit
Minnesota
Brodie
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Pittsburgh
Munson
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Chicago
New York Giants
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Browns
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Billy Gambrell
Bobby Joe Conrad
Sonny Randle
Jimmy Burson
Jerry Stovall
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Fran Tarkenton
Meredith
Olympic
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Danny Villanueva
J. S. Smith
Cowboys
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Ken Willard
Tommy Davis
Terry Baker
Rams
Tommy McDonald
Baker
Andy Stynchula
New York
Giants
Joe Morrison
Tucker Fredrickson
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National League Results Overview
In a compact game summary Cleveland 373 13 and STL Crenshaw 78 were involved as Johnson connected with Bakken for a score. Groza added a Cle FG and a Collins 13 yard score from Ryan, with Groza also later involved in the Cle receiving sequence.
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Cleveland
Crenshaw
Johnson
Bakken
Groza
Collins
Ryan
State Bowling Assoc Holds Annual Meeting in Parkersburg
The West Virginia State Bowling Association elected new officers at its fall meeting in Parkersburg. Wheeling named site for 1967 state tournament with Huntington hosting in 1968 and a four region rotation plan adopted for future bids. Officers elected include Bob Teake president and John Keish first vice president.
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West Virginia State Bowling Association
Parkersburg
Beckley
Lewis McManus
Beckley-Oak Hill
Dix Manning
Wheeling
Huntington
West Virginia
Bluefield
Logan
Bob Teake
John Keish
C.B. Ellis
Tourney
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Sunday Night Mixed
Team Freida's Beauty Shop leads with an 8 1 record, high team series 2622, high trio 906. Individual stars include Sadie Shumate 509 series and 204 game, Edith Gorsica 524, Tom Williams 569, and George Williams 567 with 222 game. Other clubs include Host Restaurant and Melody Shop with strong scores and top performers across men and women.
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Freida’s Beauty Shop
Sparks TV
John W. Eye
W. T. Grant
Montgomery Ward
Saks Pewelry
Beckley Mfg. Co
Stover’s
Chis Henry
Betty George
Margaret Ford
Hallie Meadow
Grace Barry
Blanche Lilly
Sadie Shumate
Mary Merrylees
Helen Lilly
Kathy Smith
Wick
Melody Shop
Gtos
Mustangs
Lucky Four
Rolters
Illich Ind
Tom Williams
Edith Gorsica
Hich Ind
George Williams
Thelma Thompson
George Brown
Jo Ann Brown
Viola St. Clair
Nellie Kessinger
Leonard Mabry
Adam Halley
Hydroplane Record Set At Regalta Regatta
Howard W. Benns of Buffalo N Y set a world record in time trial and won the 280 cubic inch class plus the West Virginia Governor's Cup at the Regatta in Martinsville Sun. Benns piloted Who Happen reaching 106.7 mph on the one kilometer straightaway. Sunday on the Ohio River oval course he won his class. Other Sunday winners include Paul Bauer Deer Park Ohio in Kat N Nan II 60 2 mph in 48 cubic inch class Dean Chenoweth Xenia Ohio in Chuck s Joy 145 cubic inch class 64 9 mph Elwood Priescott Jr Cambridge Md in Woody Jr s Special 150 cubic inch class 73 7 mph Rodney Brogden Newport News Va in Kitty B 225 cubic inch class 79 6 mph Skeeter Johnson Cambridge Md in Wa Wa Two 266 cubic inch class 78 4 mph Les Brown Worth Ill in Calaban Seven Liter class 73 1 mph.
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NEW Martinsville
UPI
Howard W. Benns
Buffalo
N. Y
West Virginia
Paul Bauer
Deer Park
Ohio
Dean A. Chenoweth
Xenia
Chuck
Elwood J. Priescott Jr
Cambridge
Junior Johnson Wins 250-Miler at Martinsville
Junior Johnson from Ronda North Carolina drove his 65 Ford to the lead early and dominated the Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville Virginia finishing one and a half laps ahead of Richard Petty. Fred Lorenzen broke a fuel pump issue while running fifth. Ned Jarrett, Marvin Panch and Dick Hutcherson battled for several positions.
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Junior Johnson
Ronda
North Carolina
Ford
Martinsville
Fred Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Ned Jarrett
Fred
Johnson
Richard Petty
Petty
Plymouth
Marvin Panch
Dick Hutcherson
Panch
Hutcherson
West Virginia
Junior Spencer
Bobby Issac
Chargers
Notre Dame players arraigned in Purdue dorm thefts
Three Notre Dame sophomores Gerald Wisne Jonathan Butash and Tim Swearingen faced arraignments on theft charges after a Purdue dormitory and a fraternity house were looted during Notre Dame's football visit. They were found with loot in a converted hearse, with six additional students charged with liquor violations.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
University of Notre Dame
Purdue University
Notre Dame
Purdue
Gerald Wisne
Detroit
Jonathan Butash
Akron
Ohio
Tim Swearingen
Columbus
Butash
Wisne
Swearingen
Tippecanoe County
West Lafayette
Weekend Grid Roundup Purdue Upset Tops Nation
Purdue shocker 25 21 over Notre Dame highlighted a weekend of college football upsets. Iowa Oregon State Miami Syracuse Washington State Minnesota Mississippi State Florida Texas A&M Georgia Tech North Carolina Ohio State Michigan State Penn State also won. Griese led Purdue with 283 passing yards and three TDs while Gogolak kicked six field goals for Notre Dame.
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Purdue
Iowa
Oregon State
Miami
Syracuse
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Mississippi State
Florida
Texas A&m
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Ohio State
Michigan State
Penn State
Nebraska
Air Force
Texas
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Tulsa
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Rice
Southern Cal
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tulane
Texas Christian
Florida State
Princeton
Rutgers
Charlie Gogolak
Irish
Bob Griese
Griese
Gordon Teter
Notre Dame
Bill Zloch
Gogolak
Pete
Buffalo Bills
Frank Solich
Air Force Falcons
Razorbacks
Bill Anderson
Howard Twilley
Ronnie South
Texas Longhorns
Red Raiders
Les Derrick
Phil Harris
California
Michigan
Dick Widmer
Washington State
Golden Gophers
Cougars
Wheeling Wins First CFL Tussle
West Virginia CFL clubs posted weekend wins as Wheeling beat Hartford 34-14 for its first victory, and Charleston Rockets blanked Toronto 31-0. Ron Miller threw two TD passes for the Rockets. Ed Mutchamore kicked two field goals. Bruce Reinhart of Hartford had two TD passes and a rushing score in the Ironmen’s first win. Bob Snyder started his Continental League coaching career.
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United Press International
West Virginia
Charleston Rockets
Toronto
Wheeling
Hartford Charter Oaks
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Charleston
Hartford
Ron Miller
Rockets
Ed Mutchamore
Ron Quillan
Millard Fleming
Bruce Reinhart
Ironmen
Bob Snyder
MacCara
Bills Down Jets In AFL Tilt
Jets rookie Joe Namath dazzled in his pro debut with 282 passing yards on 19 of 40 attempts and two touchdowns despite late miscues. Bills veteran Jack Kemp, in his nine year career, led Buffalo to a 33-21 victory, delivering the stronger performance in a game that stayed competitive into the final minutes.
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United Press International
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
Jets
Alabama
Jack Kemp
Buffalo Bills
Kemp
Buffalo
Bills
New York
Corum Looks Ahead To Big League Opponents
Sun Sunday AFL results feature Kansas City tying San Diego 10-10 on Tommy Brooker’s late field goal and Oakland taking Houston 21-17 with 54 seconds left. Denver defeated Boston 27-10. Namath connected on three yard and nine yard TD passes helping Bills win third straight. West Virginia routed William and Mary 34-14 amid high offense and coach concern over a gutsy rollout quarterback plan.
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Kansas City
Tommy Brooker
San Diego Chargers
Oakland
Houston
Denver
Boston
Namath
Bill Mathis
Dee Mackey
Jim Turner
Kemp
Elbert Dubenion
Pete Gogolak
Bills
Jets
Morgantown
UPI
Mountaineer
West Virginia
William and Mary
Mike
Gene Mingo
Raiders
Archie Matsos
Don Trull
Tom Flores
Art Powell
Alan Miller
Flores
Powell
Trull
Willie Frazier
New York
Seneseees
Buffalo
Buf
Gogolak
Turner
Mathis
Dubenion
Kemp Gogolak
Mackey
Marshall Back Continues Hot Scoring Pace
Marshall's Mickey Jackson scored all four touchdowns in a 28-12 win over Eastern Kentucky, rushing 145 yards on 14 carries with runs of 6 1 2 and 37 yards. Fullback Andy Socha added 72 yards. quarterback Jim Guice of EKU posted 145 yards from 12 completions.
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Huntington
UPI
Mickey Jackson
Marshall
Thundering Herd
Morehead
Eastern Kentucky
Mickey
Herd
Jackson
Bluegrass
Richmond
Charlie Snyder
Toledo
Snyder
Jim Guice
Andy Socha
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