Falcons Force Tie With Redskins on Traynham Final Kick
Atlanta gains a 20 20 tie with Washington on a 31 yard field goal by Wade Traynham with two seconds left. Jurgensen earlier connected with Bobby Mitchell for a Redskins lead as turnovers and late drama capped a tense NFL clash.
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Traynham
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Bobby Mitchell
Dallas
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Mitchell
Brig Owens
Tommy Nobis
Bob Mitchell
Sonny Jorgenson
NFL
Lee Calland
Shepherd College Shocks W Virginia Tech 11-0
Shepherd College upset favored West Virginia Tech 11-0 to claim a Homecoming win. Roger Zirkle kicked a 25 yard field goal, a second half safety extended the lead, and Kip Frace scored on a five yard run after a 45 yard pass setup.
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Shepherd College
West Virginia Tech
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Roger Zirkle
Rams
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Frace
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Ron Dickerson
Zirkle
Pat
Shepherd
Martinsburg Bulldogs topple Waynesboro Indians 20 6
Martinsburg High School defeated Waynesboro High 20 to 6 in Waynesboro. Kenny Britton scored on a two yard run, Jim Armentrout added the extra point, then Britton widened the lead with an eight yard TD run. Dave Rogers capped the scoring with a two yard sneak.
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MHS
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Jim Armentrout
Martinsburg
Britton
Chamberlain Victor wins Twin 20s at Hagerstown to close 1967
Gerald Chamberlain of Everett Pennsylvania tops the field in Sunday Twin 20s at Western Maryland oval, claiming the double win and season finale honors. The victory earned 200 points and an $800 trophy while Johnny Gram was hospitalized after a first-lap crash.
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Washington County Hospital
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Davis
George Weaver
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Chuck Brannon
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Mert Stine
John Ebersole
Ball Theft Ends Colts Unbeaten Streak in Tie with Rams
Baltimore and Los Angeles battled to a 24 24 tie as Bruce Gossett kicked a 47 yard field goal and Rommie Gabriel connected with Bernie Casey for a 16 yard TD. A late interception by Maxie Baughan preserved the draw.
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Southern Conference football week ends with three wins
East Carolina remained unbeaten by beating Louisville 18-13 while William and Mary topped Ohio University 25-22 and Davidson crushed Presbyterian 38-0. The SC improved to 13-4 in non conference play, with six road games on the slate this Saturday including VMI at Georgia and Richmond at Virginia Tech.
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Russ Quay
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Pack Rips Terps In Second Half
North Carolina State's ninth ranked Wolfpack rolled from a 3-0 halftime deficit to beat Maryland 31 10. Dennis Byrd urged a tougher effort as State piled up 16 first downs and 31 points in the second half, tying for the ACC lead with South Carolina. Duke climbed to fourth with a 13 5 win over Virginia. Clemson fell 43 21 at Auburn as Wake Forest and Carolina lost.
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Trojans Clout Irish Georgia Nebraska Fall
USC routed Notre Dame 24-7 in a game billed as the national showcase while Georgia and Nebraska fell from the rankings as Mississippi upset the third ranked Bulldogs 29-20 and Kansas surprised Nebraska 10-0. Purdue Colorado Alabama NC State also won. Georgia lost to Mississippi. Nebraska fell after 10-0 defeat. O.J. Simpson starred for USC amid the Game of the Decade hype.
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College Football This Week Roundup of Upcoming games
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