Fragmentary 1960s NFL score snippets
Incomplete game notes list multiple scores and teams such as New England Jets Green Bay Chicago Pittsburgh Atlanta New York Giants Los Angeles Rams San Francisco Seattle Tampa Bay and San Diego with various final scores. The text is garbled and lacks clear structure or dates.
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New England
Jets Miami
Buffalo
Indianapolis Central
Cleveland
Él Lia
Houston
Pittsburgh Weat
Seattle
Denver
Rho Ono
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Kansas City
San Diego
L.A. Raiders
Hemp Amey
Dallas
Washington NY. Giants
St. Louis Philadephia
Central
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Green Bay
Tampa Bay West
Avlanta
la Rams
New Orleans
NFL Scoring Sparks Bipartisan Bengals Victory and Overtime Drama
In a bustling week of NFL action, Buffalo beat Cincinnati 36 36 with key scores by Norwood and Breech and Esiason's passing. The game featured wide receiving from Metelaars and Collinsworth, while Cincinnati showed late momentum with Breech kicks and a safety. Parked across the league, Green Bay over New Orleans and Washington over the Raiders highlighted a slate of dials in scoring, with notable pushes from Hilliard and Breech in late periods.
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Buffalo
Kelly
Cincinnati
Esiason
Metelaars
Byrom
Moore
Bell
Burkett
Butler
Reed
Holman
Collinsworth
Brows
Brooks
Katless
Kinnebrew
Falcons 33 Cardinals 13 in Atlanta NFC clash
Falcons top Cardinals 33 to 13 at Atlanta in a game featuring Archer and Lomax passing and scoring plays. Key moments include St. Louis drives, Allen receiving, and multiple rushing efforts from Riggs and Lomax with receiving mentions for Andrews and Green.
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Falcons
Cardinals
Avlanta
Allen
Archer
Luckurst
Ab Setety
Lomax
Gat
Si Au—Andrews
Luce
St. Louis
Mitchell
Farrell
Atlanta
Riggs
Area
Austin
Stamps
Jones
Andrews
Rr Stoudt
Wes
ST Smith
Green
Atlant Allen
Walter Payton
Redskins
Raiders
Jay Schroeder
Clint Didier
George Rogers
Kelvin Ryant
Gerald Riggs
William Andrews
David Archer
Charlie Brown
Anthony Allen
Cowboys
Lions
Tony Dorsett
Danny White
Timmy Newsome
Rams 16 49ers 13 at Arnbeim amid field goal drama
Rams beat the 49ers 16 to 13 in a tense game at ArnheIm with a blocked field goal return by Lansford and late scoring. Kemp threw for 252 yards as San Francisco led early before Los Angeles replied with two Lansford field goals and a late drive.
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Rams
49Ers
Arnbeim
Talit
Lansford
Lamford
Wersching
Fgs
Kemp
Pe Wersching
Sawance
Cribba
Rice
Harmon
Los Anges
Dickerson
Redden
Brown
Kowski
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Ehlea
Bartkowski
TVING
Clark
Craig
Rathmah
Monroe
Cribly I4mimus
Los Angeles
Brown Bas Ekworth
D.hill
Dickerson T"unus
Steelers struggle as defense fails to sack Elway in opener
The Pittsburgh Steelers, once renowned for a dominating defense, recorded no quarterback sacks against Denver’s John Elway in an 1-3 exhibition, surrendering a 30-0 defeat. Coach Chuck Noll emphasized pressure over stats as he dismissed sack concerns.
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Alan Robinson
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Denver
John Elway
Seattle Seahawks
Chuck Noll
Neil
Dan Reeves
Seattle
Gary Dunn
Broncos
Los Angeles Raiders
Elway
Reeves
John
Kemp Leads 49ers in Montana’s Surgery Setback
Jeff Kemp steps to the helm for San Francisco as Joe Montana undergoes disc surgery for a back injury and will miss the season. Kemp impressed in a 16-13 loss to the Rams, throwing 252 yards with a 66-yard TD to Jerry Rice while Rams coach John Robinson praised him.
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Montana
49Ers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Michael Dillingham
Kemp
Jerry Rice
Joe
Joe Montana
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Washington
Los Angeles Raiders
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cleveland
Houston
Dallas
Detroit
New Orleans
Green Bay
New York Giants
San Diego
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Miami
Indianapolis
Seattle
Kansas City
New England
New York Jets
Denver
Pittsburgh
Bengals rally in OT to stun Bills at Riverfront
Cincinnati overcame a 33-23 deficit to force overtime and beat Buffalo 36-33 at Riverfront Stadium. Sam Wyche admitted panic briefly, Boomer Esiason praised the comeback, and Jim Breech drilled a 51-yard field goal to send the game to overtime where Carl Zander’s interception set up Breech’s game winner as 52,714 fans roared.
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Cincinnati
Carl Zander
Jim Kelly
Buffalo
Jack Brennan
Scripps Howard News Service
Bengals
Riverfront Stadium
NFL
Bengal
Sam Wyche
Jim Breech
Wyche
George Halas
Boomer Esiason
Breech
Bills
Barney Bussey
Greg Bell
Esiason
Cris Collinsworth
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