Quarterbacks vie for NFL passing marks this season
Fran Tarkenton of Minnesota and Ken Anderson of Cincinnati are positioned to set records in yardage and rating. Tarkenton already owns most attempts, completions, and touchdowns while nearing the all-time yardage leader Johnny Unitas. Anderson trails the all-time list by attempts but aims to secure the top pass rating and populate the leadership slate with high marks.
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Ken Anderson
Tarkenton
Anderson
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Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Viking
Vike’s
NFL
Augustana College
Washington
Charley Taylor
Don Maynard
Lance Alworth
Raymond Berry
Redskins
Taylor
Roy Jefferson
Jerry Smith
Jefferson
Smith
Brewers Edge Yankees 1-0 In Tight Pitching Duel
Milwaukee shut out New York 1-0 as Bill Travers pitched a four hit shutout with seven strikeouts. Darrell Porter doubled and scored on George Scott's sacrifice fly for the game's only run. Associated Press.
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Darrell Porter
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George Scott
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Luis Tiant
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Detroit
Yastrzemski
Carlton Fisk
Twins
Vida Blue
Sal Bando
Billy Williams
Oakland
Minnesota
Blue
Dan Ford
Indians Use Four Double Plays To Top Orioles In Baltimore
Pat Dobson stars as Cleveland beats Baltimore 3-1 aided by four double plays from Frank Duffy and Duane Kuiper. The Indians extend their winning streak to four while Orioles stumble after a 9 of 10 stretch. Dobson praises his new keystone pair as Palmer struggles in a 5-5 start. Weaver is ejected after a humiliation confrontation with umpire Luciano.
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Pat Dobson
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Frank Duffy
Duane Kuiper
Mark Belanger
Dave Johnson
Dobson
Indians
Orioles
Cleveland
Jim Palmer
Alan Ashby
Duffy
Buddy Bell
Belanger
Rico Carty
Bell
Dennis Eckersley
Earl Weaver
Ron Luciano
Henkel Family Donates Lights for Winchester Pony League Field
Mrs. Mary Henkel and her son Bill Henkel contribute over $10,000 to light Winchester Recreation Park Pony League Field. Six poles hold 72 1500 watt quartz lights after outreach by Danny Grimes and Clarence Irvin. Pictured with Jim Barnett.
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Henkel-Harris Co
Bill Henkel
Pony League
Winchester Recreation Park
Henkel
Danny Grimes
Clarence Irvin
Jim Barnett
Parks and Recreation Department
Celtics Take Shot at Second
Westphal, Phoenix Suns guard and former Celtic, scored eight in a 98 87 Game One loss to Boston. Heinsohn shaded defensive matchups sending Jo Jo White to pressure Westphal, shifting Sobers to bring up the ball amid lineup changes from Van Arsdale injury.
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Ricky Sobers
Dick van Arsdale
Sobers
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