Packers and Cardinals clash at Busch in NFL showdown
In St Louis, Green Bay faces St Louis at Busch Memorial Stadium as both teams seek momentum. Packers top the Western Conference Central with 4-1-1, St Louis leading the Century Division Eastern Conference at 4-2.
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Philadelphia
New Orleans
NBA
Boston
Cincinnati
Seattle
San Diego
Unday
Ban. Francisen
Packers Crush Eagles as Starr Leads 48-14 Victory
Bart Starr returns to lead Green Bay to a crushing 48-14 win over the Eagles. Pro football notes note Starr as offensive player of the week after a strong showing, while the Packers previously beat the Cardinals 30-7 in 1963. Jim Hart, the 23 year old Cardinal quarterback, passed for four touchdowns in a 1963 matchup.
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New York
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Bay
Jim Hart
Cardinals
Cardinal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Eagles Rally Past Cowboys In Upset Victory
Philadelphia beats Dallas 21 to 14 after fumble and onside kick set up early touchdowns. Izzy Lang 17 yard run and a Snead to Balm an TD pass pace the Eagles in the first half, with Woodeschick's 1 yard score sealing the win amid late Cowboys pressure. Morton passes for 196 yards for Dallas as Hayes catches a 64 yard TD. Rentzel adds a 15 yard score. Attendance 60,740.
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Matte
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Tom Woodeschick
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Greg Morton
Lance Rentzel
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Morton
Bob Hayes
Moron
Jon Meredith
Hayes
Ron Medved
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Baker
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Villanueva
Dal—Hayes
Giants Triumph Over Browns Behind Tarkenton's Three TDs
New York Giants upset the Cleveland Browns 38 34 as Fran Tarkenton threw three touchdown passes and scored. He connected with Joe Morrison for two 30 and 13 yard scores and Aaron Thomas on a 32 yard pass, while the defense pressured Frank Ryan who threw three TDs despite injuries. Attendance 62,903.
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Fren Tarkenton
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Frank Ryan
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Browns
Ryan
Jim Katcavage
Jim Moran
Bob Lurtsema
Jed
Pete Gogolak
Army
Lurtsema
Katcavage
Tarkenton
Joe Morrison
Leroy Kelly
Lou Groza
Cleveland
Ryan Groza
Ste Cle
FG Groza
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Gogolak
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Gogol
Nobis Leads Falcons Over Vikings
Atlanta linebacker Tommy Nobis set up a touchdown with an interception and scored on a 41 yard run to seal a 21-20 win over Minnesota. Nobis also intercepted Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp, while Randy Johnson connected with Tommy McDonald for a 10 yard TD. Vikings drop to 1-5 on the year as Fred Cox added field goals and Gene Washington scored for Minnesota.
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Tommy Nobis
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Karl Rubke
Ron VanderKelen
Nobis
Vikings
Joe Kapp
Randy Johnson
Tommy McDonald
Johnson
McDonald
Billy Lothridge
Vander Kelen
Gene Washington
Fred Cox
Lions Dominate 49ers 45-3 in NFL Clash
Detroit’s defense harassed John Brodie all day, with four interceptions and a late Lucci return for a touchdown. Steve Spurrier saw action as backup, but Detroit pulled ahead early and coasted to the lopsided win, as San Francisco dropped to 5-2 and the Lions moved to 3-3-1. Attendance was 37,990.
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Detroit Lions
John Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
Detroit
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Steve Spurrier
Mike Lucci
Lucci
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Yepremian
Iarr
Davis
RPI Freshmen Tie New Paltz In Soccer Clash
RPI freshmen battled New Paltz to a 4-4 draw on the road. Mal Munkittrich scored three for the Engineers, Doug Davino added one, while Bob Hippy struck three for New Paltz with Howie Spier adding a late goal. Bob Garrett made 18 saves for RPI and Al Forte stopped two for New Paltz as both teams moved to 2-2-1.
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New Paltz
Mal Munkittrich
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Doug Davino
Bob Hippy
Howie Spier
Bob Garrett
al Forte
Steelers Top Saints 14-10 in New Orleans thriller
Don Shy sprinted 33 yards for a late touchdown to gift the Steelers a 14-10 win over the Saints in New Orleans. Bill Nelson returned to direct two fourth quarter Steelers drives after New Orleans led 10-0 at halftime. Saints QB Gary Cuozzo drove to the Steeler 24 in the final seconds but two incomplete passes sealed the outcome.
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Gary Cuozzo
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Dave Whit‘sell
Jackie Burkett
Obert Logan
Whitsell
Kent Nix
Cuozzo
Tom Barrington
Dan Abramowicz
Jim Taylor
Nelson
J.R. Wilburn
Charlie Durkee
Abramowicz
Durkee
Taylor
Pitt
Wilburn
Helsen
Clark
Rams Edge Bears with Trick Pass for 51 Yard Score
In Chicago, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Bears 28-17 as halfback Tom Mason flipped to passer for a 51 yard TD to Bernie Casey in the third quarter. Mason later sparked a 37 yard drive aided by a mask penalty, sealing the win.
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Bernie Casey
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Casey
Marty Amsler
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Joe Carollo
Dick Evey
Willie Daniel
Jack Concannon
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Dave
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Tia Gabriel
Gossett
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Percival
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Chi
LA — Casey
Pivec
Chi — Gordon
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Oilers edge Bills 10 3 in rain soaked Rice Stadium
Houston Oilers defeated the Buffalo Bills 10 to 3 as Pete Beathard capped a soggy game with a one yard TD run. Beathard earlier sprinted 21 yards before mishandling the wet ball. Mercer kicked a 47 yarder for Buffalo and Wittenborn added a 25 yard field goal for Houston. Attendance 39,060.
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Miller Farr
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Trinae
Beathard Arting
Troy High Nips Academy 3-2 In Non League Soccer
Troy High edged Albany Academy 3-2 in a non league soccer match last Saturday. Mike Gore opened the scoring for Troy, Ed Garrity added a second, and Alex Stuben and Alex Walter countered for the Academy in the final period. Troy finished the season 15-1.
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Mike Gore
Troy
Dave Biggs
Ed Garrity
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Dave Allen
Alex Stuben
Alex Walter
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Maple
Steve Gabriel
LSI
Nick Vacchione
Don Coons
Terry Hooper
George Carpinello
John McLaughlin
Tom MecMahon
Ed Carroll
Jets Top Patriots 30 23 Clinch AFL East Lead
Joe Namath threw 362 yards and three first half completions in a 30 23 Jets win over Boston. New York rallied from a 10 0 and 20 14 deficit, benefited from Jim Turner field goals, a key Jets defense sequence, and a late TD drive capped by a seven yard pass from Namath to Sammon. Attendance 62,784.
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Curley Johnson
Parilli
Gerry Philbin
Ralph Baker
Larry Grantham
Jim Nance
Verlon Biggs
Turme NY
Turi Bos
Enel
Turi Lemmons
Aia
Ail Allendance
Raiders Rally to 51-10 Victory Over Chargers
Oakland routs San Diego 51-10 to seize first in the AFL Western Division. Daryl Lamonica connects with Clem Daniels and Fred Biletnikoff on long scoring plays as Daniels sets the league career rushing record with 5,008 yards. Daniels gains 94 rushing yards, Lowe 40 carries for 4,958 yards, in a Coliseum sellout of 53,474.
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Lowe
Dan Birdwell
Dick Post
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Dick van Phorst
Alworth
Dave Grayson
San Francisco
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van Raphorst
Hadl
Van
Chiefs Rally Past Broncos in Big AFL West Showdown
Kansas City exploded for a 42 point first half as Mike Garrett led a 52-9 victory over Denver to stay alive in the AFL Western Division title race. Len Dawson threw three TD passes before Jacky Lee finished, while Buck Buchanan Bobby Bell and Jerry Mays led a stifling defense forcing multiple Denver fumbles. Denver drops to 1-7 with the loss.
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Len Dawson
Jacky Lee
Garrett
Buck Buchanan
Bobby Bell
Jerry Mays
Sherrill Headrick
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