Vikings Upset Packers 10 7 on Last Second Field Goal
In a rain soaked game at Milwaukee Packers fall 10 7 as Minnesota wins with a late 12 yard field by Fred Cox. Zeke Bratkowski struggled under heavy Viking rush and two critical interceptions by Eddie Sharockman and Harsell Mackbee helped set up the decisive drive. Osborn and Brown contributed key moments as Minnesota halts Green Bay’s perfect run. Attendance 49,801.
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Bears Beat Lions In Rain Soaked NFL Tilt
Chicago Bears outscored Detroit 14-3 in a stormy NFL clash. Gale Sayers exploded for 142 yards on 22 carries including a 70 yard scoring run. McRae’s late touchdown sealed the win as Chicago moved into a share of the Century Division lead.
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Cowboys Top Saints in Rainy NFL Clash
Dallas defeated New Orleans 14 to 10 as Perry Norman ran 28 yards set up a TD and Craig Morton connected for another score. A late Saints fumble at the Cowboy five with one minute left sealed the win amid nine Saints penalties for 105 yards and a game that featured rain and flags.
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Willard's TD Gives 49ers 28-27 Win
Ken Willard scored the winning four yard TD as the San Francisco 49ers edged the Philadelphia Eagles 28-27. An 11 play 80 yard drive followed a burst of penalties by the Eagles, with SF overcoming miscues to seal the victory before 60,825 in attendance.
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Giants Upend Steelers 27 24 on razzle dazzle play
New York Giants stun Pittsburgh 27 24 as Fran Tarkenton hits Joe Morrison for a 59 yard touchdown late. Tarkenton also connects on a second score and orchestrates a dramatic final drive aided by a key fumble recovery by Clarence Childs. Steelers led 24 14 at halftime but Tarkenton’s late rally seals the upset before 39,742 in attendance.
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Rams Rally To Tie Colts 24 24 In Baltimore
The Los Angeles Rams rallied for 10 points in the fourth quarter to force a 24 24 tie with the Baltimore Colts. Unitas threw two early fourth quarter TDs for the Colts, but Gabriel connected on two long TD passes and Bernie Casey capped the comeback. Attendance 60,238.
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Fired Up Falcons Tie Redskins in 20-20 Thriller
Atlanta pulls even with Washington as Wade Traynham boots a 31 yard field goal with two seconds left to snap a four game skid. Sonny Jurgensen had given the Redskins a 20-17 lead with a 24 yard pass to Bobby Mitchell before the decisive kick. Attendance reaches 36,538 as both teams exchange late scoring chances in a defensive shootout.
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LaSalle Cadets Take Second in Cobleskill Cross Country Meet
LaSalle Institute finishes second in Group II at Cobleskill Tech in a 2.3 mile race led by Frank Spain who placed fourth. Teammates Steve Gabriel and Ed Carroll also performed strongly as LaSalle’s freshman team placed fifth. Next meet hosts Bishop Gibbons in diocesan league action.
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Hockey Scores From Saturday National and American Leagues
Montreal routed Detroit 6 to 2 while Toronto outscored Chicago 5 to 1 and Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. St Louis fell to Pittsburgh 4 2, California defeated Minnesota 6 0, and in the American League Rochester beat Buffalo 5 2 with Cleveland and Baltimore a Hershey game noted. Providence United vs Springfield 5 0 Quebec 0.
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Nedelsky Fires First Ace at Van Schaick Island
Myron Nedelsky scored a hole-in-one on a 129-yard ninth hole at Van Schaick Island yesterday using a six iron. His playing partners in the foursome were Jim Quinn, Jack Newman, and Ernie Quinlan.
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Chargers edge Chiefs in high scoring AFL battle
In San Diego, the Chargers defeated Kansas City 45-31 as Duncan ran 100 yards for a touchdown and had an interception return. John Hadl connected on two touchdown passes to Lance Alworth, and San Diego built a 24-14 halftime lead before pulling away. The Chiefs briefly rallied with two late TDs, but the Chargers remained undefeated at 4-0-1.
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Parilli Tops Dolphins with Five TD Passes in 41-10 Win
In Newton, Mass, Babe Parilli aged 37 threw five touchdown passes to Jim Whalen and Garron as the Boston Patriots routed the Miami Dolphins 41-10 in their 1967 home debut at Boston College Stadium. Parilli connected on two Whalen scores and two Garron strikes, while Art Graham and Cunningham added moments in a one-sided AFL contest. Attendance was 22,958.
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Raiders Top Bills As Lamonica Stars
Oakland Raiders defeated the Buffalo Bills 24-20 as Daryle Lamonica passed for two touchdowns and withstood heavy pursuit from a defense that sacked him five times. Kemp was pressured 11 times while Lamonica was dropped five times.
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Trojans Rally Past Notre Dame In South Bend Showdown
Southern California toppled Notre Dame 24-7 at South Bend as Adrian Young and a relentless defense limited the Irish to seven points. Simpson ran 39 times for 163 yards and two third-quarter scores, while USC capitalized on four Notre Dame turnovers to claim its fifth win and first since 1939 in South Bend.
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Namath's Tackle Saves Tie
Jets and Oilers fought to a 28 28 tie as Namath failed to spark the attack with six Oilers interceptions. A late tackle by Namath halted Larry Carwell racing toward a Jets score, preserving the tie after Beathard Beathard set up a late drive and Boozer scored twice for New York. Farr and Houston’s defense intercepted Namath three times and returned a 67 yard TD, while Houston blocked a Turner's field goal late in the half. Attendance 62 729.
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