Hanratty Breaks Gipp Yardage Mark in Notre Dame Win
Terry Hanratty led Notre Dame to an 84 over Illinois while breaking George Gipp career yardage record with 13 of 22 passes for 212 yards and 6 rushing yards. He raised his total to 4 179 defeating Gipp’s 4 110 as Northwestern fell to Ohio State 45 21 and multiple top ten teams won or upset on a busy weekend.
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Chiefs curb Raiders 24 10 and stay atop AFL West
Kansas City Chiefs without Otis Taylor and Gloster Richardson rely on straight T formation to defeat Oakland 24 10. Len Dawson connects on two passes as the running game gains 134 yards. Chiefs extend winning streak to five games, lead San Diego by a half game.
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Unitas Struggles As Browns Top Colts 30 20
Johnny Unitas, pressed into duty for Baltimore, misfired on 11 attempts and threw three picks as Cleveland beat the Colts 30-20. The loss drops Baltimore to second in the Coastal Division behind the Rams, who defeated Atlanta 27-14.
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United States edges Puerto Rico in thriller at Olympic meet
In Mexico City the United States basketball team beat Puerto Rico 61 to 56 to extend their elimination-round streak to seven. The U S defense pressured and limited open shots as Brazil looms in a semifinal, while Russia faces Yugoslavia in the other semifinal.
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Ohioists eye bowls as Buckeyes, Bobcats surge
Ohio University Bobcats seize the Mid American Conference lead with a 24 7 win over Miami of Ohio, setting up a possible Tangerine Bowl berth. Ohio State rallies past Northwestern 45 21 to share the Big Ten lead with Michigan and Minnesota.
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Beliveau hits 500 goal mark as Canadiens edge Red Wings
Jean Beliveau becomes the third NHL player to reach 500 goals, scoring No. 500 and 401 in the same game to power Montreal past Detroit 4 2. The Canadiens, led by Beliveau's milestone, sit behind Gordie Howe and Maurice Richard in all time Montreal totals.
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