Browns Rams St Louis Remain Unbeaten In Pro Football Play
NFL week wrap with Browns 28 Eagles 20, Rams 22 Vikings 13, Steelers 23 Cowboys 17, Cardinals 23 49ers 13. Unitas passes three touchdowns in Colts 52 0 over Bears. Browns and Cardinals stay tied atop their divisions. Giants rally past Redskins 13 10. Baker and Bass spark Rams, Bakken kicks key field goals for Cardinals.
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Gino Cappelletti Aims For New Scoring Record
Veteran star Gino Cappelletti, once spotted by Mike Holovak in the 1960 Boston Patriots inaugural season, seeks a new AFL scoring record. The former defensive back was converted to an offensive weapon, boosting his prolific output and enthusiasm for breaking a scoring milestone.
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Steeler Coach Feels Team Is Now NFL Threat
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker upbeat after a 23-17 win over the Dallas Cowboys to move to 2-1 marking a shift from earlier disillusionment. Ed Brown connected on key passes, including to Jim Kelly, while Bill Saul batted down a fourth down pass to preserve the late lead. Dallas had leads and momentum but Pittsburgh held firm on the goal line and sealed the victory with stout defense.
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Marshall Is Scoreless In Football Campaign
Huntington, UPI reports Marshall University remains scoreless after two games, coach Charlie Snyder lamenting the season’s start. The Thundering Herd lost 21-0 to Miami of Ohio and 6-0 to Morehead, Ky. Ernie Kellermann’s 105 passing yards and 94 rushing yards drew praise, with Snyder saying Miami’s quarterback Kellermann helped tilt a likely tight game.
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Army Texas Set Historic Collision in Austin
Army coach Paul Dietzel brings the Cadets to face undefeated Texas in a landmark meeting. Army revived by Parcells and Barossik while Stichweh’s ankle injury limits him. Texas extends a 13 game win streak with a 23-0 win over Texas Tech.
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Bullets stun Pistons in NBA exhibition debut
The Baltimore Bullets defeated Detroit 115 to 96 at Raleigh County Armory in a showcase win following a major preseason trade. Rod Thorn scored 16 as Walt Bellamy dominated with 32 points. Terry Dischinger hinted at a strong Pistons contribution despite the setback. The two teams meet again in Bluefield at 8 p.m. Notes mention Wally Jones resembling Guy Rodgers.
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Bradds and Jackson Show Early NBA Poise for Pistons
Gary Bradds weighs 200 pounds and struggles against giants in rebounding but is known for deadly outside shooting from Ohio State. Jerry Jackson, a quick rookie from Ohio University, impressed with cat like movements in limited action and could be valuable for the Pistons this season.
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State Open Golf Tourney Won by Hoffer's 279
George Hoffer of Hurricane clinched the West Virginia Open with a 279 total, shooting 6 under par as final rounds stretched into darkness aided by car lights. Joe Taylor finished second at 287, with Don Stickney and Billy Capps tied for third at 290. Jerry McFerren was top amateur at 290.
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