Raiders Rout Chiefs 44 22 in AFL Showdown at Kansas City
Oakland built a 17 10 lead by halftime behind Daryle Lamonica 281 yards passing and Fred Biletnikoff 158 receiving, then pulled away in the second half. Lamonica threw for 281 and 22nd TD, while Biletnikoff had six catches for 158 yards. Chiefs stumble as Dawson is pressured, and George Blanda closes with a late TD drive.
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Frank Pitts
George Blanda
Jacky Lee
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Jan Stenerud
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Howie Williams
Cowboys Romp Over Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys overwhelmed the St. Louis Cardinals 46-21 as Hayes sprinted for 69, 59 and 34 yard TDs and a 69 yard punt return. Meredith threw 59 and 34 yard TD passes, Rentzel added a 74 yard catch, and Dallas built a 37-14 lead by the third period. Attendance 68,787.
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Rams Rout Lions As Gabriel Stars In 31-7 Win
Roman Gabriel threw two touchdown passes and Les Josephson ran for two more as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Detroit Lions 31-7. The Rams built a 24-7 lead in the second half, aided by key miscues by Detroit, including a late first-half interception and a fumble recovery set up scores. Bruce Gossett added field goals and the defense stalled Detroit’s offense most of the game.
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Miami Accepts Bowl Bid Against Colorado in Bluebonnet
Miami joined Colorado in the ninth Bluebonnet Bowl set for December 23 at Rice Stadium. Miami, 6-2, has two games left, facing Notre Dame and Florida, while Colorado stands 7-2 with Air Force remaining.
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Two Hunters Found Dead in Airtight Camper
Attica police reported two hunters found dead in an airtight camper, apparently suffocated overnight. Identified as Mi bert Davis, 33, of Lockport and Willard Krull, 29, of North Tonawanda. They parked in a town highway lot on Route 98. Floyd Merle, the highway superintendent, found them.
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Chargers Rally To Top Broncos In A 24 20 Clash
San Diego Chargers edge Denver Broncos 24 to 20 after a late eight yard TD run by Dick Post with 2 33 left. Key plays include Steve DeLong recovering a fumble at the Bronco 24 yard line and a pair of Chuck Allen interceptions to seal the win.
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Willie Frazier
Dack Lentz
Dick van Raaphorst
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Speedy Duncan
Professional Football Al A Gla Game Summary
Fragmented OCR text lists football matchups including Buffalo, New York, Denver, Kansas, Miami and others with unclear wording. Mentions Buffalo at Miami and New York BYE, indicating incomplete schedule data from a newspaper sports page.
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Schmidt Meets Recca On Area M At Tomorrow
Schmidt will fight Recca tomorrow night at Washington Avenue Armory Albany. The German strongbow and Recca headline a four hour program with a semifinal pairing Roy Wieffernan and Al Costello The Kanteroos from Australia vs Chief White Owl and Fred Curry. A 20 minute time limit set for two specials. Jack Kane vs Willie Johnson and Wes Hutchins of Seattle vs Mule Mullen of France also on card.
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Seattle
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France
Australian Tegrart Defeats Billie Jean King In Upset
Judy Tegart of Australia stunned Billie Jean King 6-3 7-9 6-0 in the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Championships quarterfinals. Tegart also defeated Elena Subirajas 6-2 6-1 earlier, while King’s defeat halted a planned clash with Margaret Court.
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Aggies Win Cotton Bowl Bid With 10 7 Victory Over Texas
Aggies defeat Texas 10 7 at College Station to clinch Southwest Conference title as Buster Adams intercepts late pass. Oklahoma claims Big Eight crown with 21 14 comeback win over Nebraska in Lincoln. VMI rallies past Virginia Tech 12 10 in Roanoke. Toledo thumps Villanova 52 6. Oklahoma’s Hinton rushes for 231 yards, long pass by Long, and Warmack connects to Zabel as Omaha edges Nebraska.
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Injury List Swells as NFL Teams Brace for Week Eleven
New entries like Tucker Frederickson Henry Carr and Jim Moran from New York and Ray Perkins from Baltimore head an extensive season‑end list. Coaches shuffle positions with Morrison Shofner Colvin and Williams filling in while hoped returns include Bolin Triplett Lockhart. Ravens Eagles Packers Bears Browns Giants Vikings Saints Falcons additions and deletions reshape lineups ahead of Sunday games.
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Jim Moran
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Skinner Named Minor League Pilot of Year
ST LOUIS AP Bob Skinner manager of the San Diego Padres in the Pacific Coast League was named minor league Manager of the Year for guiding the Padres to the PCL title in his first season. He will undergo surgery for a leg injury after the season. Johnny Bench, a 19 year old catcher in Cincinnati Reds farm system, was named minor league Player of the Year. Cass Burford, veteran end, is doubtful with a shoulder injury for today’s Oakland game.
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Oakland
AHL Results From Tonight's Games
Buffalo tops Rochester 3 1 while Springfield defeats Cleveland 6 2 and Hershey edges Baltimore 4 1 in a slate of American Hockey League results with multiple teams scoring and margins noted.
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